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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-04
EUROPEAN ADvERTIs e MESTs.

TIE ROYAL CHINESE JUNK "KEYING" AND VA
luable Museum OF Curiostes.-Mr. Marsh has been IA
yored With instructions TO ofer 70 sale BY pub eempe
ton At the suction mart opposite TIE Bank
city Of London Thursday, October 10TH ISL " o.
clock In one lot Tin consequence Of the death Of of
ownersl that important and attractive exhibition called
the Royal Chinese Junk and Oh Museu stuat at
the Temple Pier Essex street Strand London The property
eonsse 81 st The Chinese vessel ea,d the Kew
ing buit In the Chinese seas Ia the strongest ssbe
entirely Of eak-hurthen 500 tors 81 The Substantial
enclosure ding the vessel erected the DAT
zic piles and regardless OF expense by the a. whom
permission granted ty The Honorable the Corporation Of
London. TO place the Exhibou In its present position,
in order 70 sratfy the universal curiosity q the pabo 49,
The various articles Of furniture an vaua be
snsd IN the saloon and other psrts Of tie e.. The
keying sailed from Horg Kong tn 9Th Of Decsmbsr
1kt6 under the command Of Captain kettt. sith a
composed partly Of Chinese and partly 81 Bth ors aad
after stay Of about moGth New York Boston
Proceeded 10 Engsnd. having proved hs-ss ia evey
tpcct stsunoh and seaworthy vessel and capable Of
dertsting syoysge TO any part o. ts worl The Kew
fng The hrst Chinese vessel vi oh has reachsd Eu
rope America and undoubtedly preseUts upsquaed
a,ss ~ ,,s 10Y gror =, NO ne pssp
been fully proved t s y.st Lopalay dgrias IN. ,hte'
zen days prior 70 sale Particulars be obtained at IN
MART and at Mr. karahs Auction and Estate Agency
Charlotte row, Mansion House. London.
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From the south and West.

THE EXPLoHoN OF THE STEAMER JACKsoa-DELE-
GATE FROM UTAH, ETC.
LOUISVILLE Ky Oct, q 1851.
Captain Patterson commander of the Ill fAted steamer
james Jackson arrested at shawnetown after the
explosion but upon Investigation he has been acquitted
no blame being proved against him 1t will be reco
lected that the engineer Of the Jackson Immediately
jumped overheard swan ashore, and aled himself
In the woods.
gress from Utah.
We learn that Rev Robert L. Stanton of New Orleans
has been elected President Of Oakland College Missis
.ipp, in place Of DR.. Chamberlain, who, it will be
membered, was killed by student
Tie treasurer of the Mint at New Orleans
the receipts Of California gold since tbs LIST inst to be
$25974s.
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Fires at Wilmington, Del.

WILMISoToS, Oct. g. 1851.
MeCsnn CO. factory, southwest corner Of Tenth
and Orange streets took fire between and
this morning and the building and contents entire
~ consumed. The residence Of Mr.. McCanp adjoining
the factory was also very much injured The building
on Tenth street west Of the factory occupied bow
ling alley, was also nearly all destroyed the Of brick
buildings closely adjacent, not much injured Mr.
McCann's property partially insured. There was
great scarcity Of water but vglsnt aud
hremen prevented the wider spread Of the d .rnss
In addition to the above, two other fires occurred
which destroy ed several barns. man is in jail,
pected OF being the incendiaIy.
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i1Thc Congregational Election In Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8, 1851.
In the first district the result Is still doubtful The
majorities for R. J. Bowie regular whg are in Montgo-
merry 600 and in Anne Arundel 800 For T. r. Bowie
independent wing, the maorities are, $50 in Prince
Georges and $50 in stMary with two counties to hear
from.
All the counties in the fifth district are heard from
and Evans, wing, Is reelected by l42 majority DIN
Henry regular whig, largly ahead Of Cotman in the
sixth district.
1t is generally conceded that four wings and two de-
mocrats have been elected being whig gain of one
follows -
]. Richard J. Bowe* whig T. Thos Yates Walsh, wing.
z. VIM. L. Hamilton dem. g. Alexander Evans, whig.
3. Edward Hammond, dem. g. Daniel NJ Henry, wing.
Slightly doubtful.
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From the Far West,

BATTLE fNTICIPATED BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND
NAVAJO INpIANs.-IHE BOUNDARY COMMISSION,
ETC.
Sr. LOUIS, October 2, 1881.
Mr. Kendall and several others of the expedition party
arrived here yesterday from the plains bringing Santa
Fe dates to the I'd September.
Colonel Summers expedition against Navajo, had reach
ed Cyrality where they intended erecting fort in the
heart of the country. The Navajos swarming on
Lis rear, threatening hostilities.
The difficulty between Mr. Bartlett and Col. Graham,
of the Boundary Commission still unsettled The
former progressing with the survey.
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Very Interesting from Boston

MONETARY AFFAIRS, &c.
BosroS, October 3, 1851
The brig Abrasia arrived at Salem, from Rio Grande
August 22d, brings rumors that collision had taken
place between the opposing forces in Buenos Ayres but
there details to be depended upon Produce
scarce ard the Abrasia has only from quarter to
third of a cargo Of hides.
Money continues in active demand in Boston, but Is
tribe easier in call The paper market is unchanged ;
first class is taken at Is Is per cent Other classes
nominal There is a better feeling in both the money
and stock market The panic is subsidirg and stocks
are a 2 per cent higher.
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NxEII nfaRss

CUNDAY TRIP TO NEwBUR0. WEST POINT AND
- Foekand Lake land pg a. Nonksrs Hastings DJbbs
Fer 1arrytowp, s,g Sing scotland Lake Hsverstrsw
yirIancks PeektbiL Cozzehs D,ok. ard Cold spring
touching at Hamnond street each Pare, 80
Nevture. 1bsrsp aud splepd ,,sam,r TioS e, HuLsE
cert h. Ven WAIT. will leave Mes York fom the foot of
g bers street. sunday morning at ~ o'clock for
o'eloek T. NJ.
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Conviction OF the Newark Buruiars.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEK--NEwAKn,N N. j.
Before Judga Gram

Before Judge Green.
The burglars George Shields and George Thomas Ia.
dcted for surgsriousy entering the jewsy store No.
22Sh Broad street. Newark the night Of tbs 9th Of
June last, stealing therefom several hundred dollars
worth Of watches and jewery, the property Of Mr..
A. L. Williams, were arraigned for trial On the
day following the robbery, the two robbers and the
wife Of Shields all three arrested In this city 1t
den located In Orange street. the Five Ponts BY
Officers Brown and Reed two Of the Chiefs special sids
together with set Of burglars tools At the capture Of
these men desperate encounter took place in which
me were severely injured well the thieves.
al, eoy parties were subsequently sent back to New
yesterday their trials Thomas was tried 0rst:
tns Jury were out only fifteen minutes and return
yea Win verdict Of guilty The prisoner was like wise
hh sna iound guilty Of attempting to break jail for
In the state prison for year the And
grand larceny the term Of years and at the
tion OF that term to stand committed until by the pro
spaid ~
Shields when brought to the bar for trial stat.d -
he Judge that be was willing to the court ana
.ury the trouble of trying the He would plead
sufy With the understanding that his wife should be-
ibersted from custody The State Attorney
10 this compromise; and accordingly Shields entered
plea OF guilty noiie poseqa then entered by the
prosec ution In the OF the wife, and she dis
chargt from custody. Shields remaDded back to
jail 70 await the sentence the Court We presume the
term Of imprisonment in his case will be the same e
the judgment passed on Thomas Shields. whose cor
rect name is Hackett fugitive convict from London,
who escaped from the model prison. where he
murderou sault police ocer but before the time
arrived for his shipment to Botany Bay he managed
make bis escape and shipped himself to this country,
bringing with him his wife, who belonged to Of the
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From Havana-Gov. Letcher.

NEw ORLEANS, October 2 1851
Havana dates to the oath utimo received here state
that the cutter Forward had sailed with Gov Letcher
on beard, for Vera Cruz
Havana remained perfectly quiet.
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The Canal Repatrsd |.

LocKroRr, October 3, 1851.
Boats parsed tie break In the canal O'Clock this
morning, ii being fully repa red.
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VNEALERs IN INDIA HUBBBR sHoLs-THE FORCE
~ Of my establishment leving beca doubled \ the
manufacture OF my pat mt Jopan Rubber Uvsrsn1es and
having executed most 81 early orders rea
and execute orders. NY prices have oonnect
with the comhnas whose veya ous law suit
not try, nrd have this week. bsckrd out at reaou, a.
Of ali their faee ard humbus IN ths
they 20 hsvo ~ atnc) na ere ltUs bv the
cnse-Nsns s sni low Ovtrshoes ~ oentsi Women
60. do tnd Ilskns ~ cent?. lhe qualify IL
in ever rcnrett New 1o-., )st 49,
HORACE n. DAY. NE ufaetHfer. aad owner II
eeventecn Rubber pafCr g. g 'ouftitn 81 Nee YUrs
s-Fcrs se printed cories q a 'bs tssinouy tsser
In this suit max % W Lea Torcf uhs dsss
p,ssess ~ fsctt ofto esse CIV IN elciye We pr
eetsea and avtntrn Ia Irdis Erbhsr TVS ton viii
be foune Persons about ENGAGE "a sto
viii therein dstcver how thaiow aud false uhoe prsc
tioes Of tAe eomsination really sre. I'D
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-EELL0wS MINsTRELs AT PILLOWS NEW MUsI-
cal Ball, 444 Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Streets bghtThs justly celebrated and
corps Of talented and experienced under the sole
Of b. Fellows whose
the elite and fashion all of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall of the most and best
buildngsia the world Admission Is cents Doors open
concert 10 at o'clock afternoon concert
Wednesday and Saturday for the especial ascommo-
dation offaniles, CONNIE cling at 8 O'Clock p n.
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Anrtuoru fSrftttorNcr rHou kusrus wa. -Advicrs
MI DAYS later from the Australian gUi region have
enitceyt 4 by the overland m "a. they .ch 20 the
llth dduuc aud ere hiahiy ittere tiDg rne prpsaat
Ifckct has brought ccnsigt ment Of alb foult~p
~ pc's' o. tsnpts Go Nc u LlOvaf so tn tloF
hgtXtract fcm itttcrs r,cey.- y "s.er u fuses con
ma, o. hi 49, - continue to b. fuiiy cosa, ned
Al Il al y. ~ heve arrived ~ sydaey reopIe are
eso 4, ~ W. Ner au rats zoe o. uny add
49,, ~ ~" At core Itfatfd thffr AZ ae b urna
a. s,s'tH ave bera laid on fu. ps.sr rrars 4, tue
&c inucl arm D. stated o De- rae q ihe prss
- ~ %. thtpi -ria aud g..cau.en dssutile tbif
D.. tt W e. mot appear In one p.tc- ouy,
',iti y os ha't ter disclsafrd whir d qusiy
rbuicttt li,r Ma.fty'. 20 a. fin.aas ar ltcd al vi
- =" .H- 'th % iuIt uli Hrter.U home 81 me-
u't " Nlth o. cfcf p. uuHft a1S'tty 81 81 hers
~ ic lltsttct ~ labor bee trsfce. sI too rry Il
' IN tla ul uItn ~ s1 ~ tta~ o. supply DE-
h'ha ~ Cd D. NJ Org nt ~ itf.y shis Anh.
i'h hAf ben tIus.re to lsl " r urs1t ICES .au
taly ~ sufc fff IeN1 rass ylu viu I've III H.
Ittt III an titafs havH nut tstatxt iAl,
stall y,u In LVul. "A,
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isDIA NUsaER GOODS

ITO THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER sUOES.-OUR
attention has been called Advertisement Horace
n Day. published in the Nev York Herald iith JUL
l and The Courier and Enquirer Of date Ia shah
ftr much unmered abuse q our sttorney, Wm Judsou
Nsq he seserts that dare him vilh
Goodyears Patents under that doe
not infringe Patents In the
We have purchased Licences for the IN
dis Huber shoe. under Goodyear Psteu1 aud paid
money snd are daily paying tariff for the same
orer person ght have the N dtsoo
rather than pirate Ooodyears Patents ne taink
Just 70 purchase right vai patarA thap
70 infringe ~ VI DAY tayiog been Prosecuted sckaop
edged 0oodyearH rigAts, made settlement
future not TO infringe Bis Pstents he 10 now atseu
not only 70 infringe said Patsnts but - inure ourselves
who have, for large consideration purchased licenses
and wors der them and charge Mr. Day drectlv
and that signatures, With pirsiinx up1n
Doc dyesr Patents In the anufacturs Of to shoes
bs offering " the public; ard give notice that ne
end all who concerned with him IN aGiny
his Shots made in vioistion Of ssid Pasen, Bsht V
'bs prosecuted
HAYWARD RUBBER GO
by Nm. A. Boo sinrhafn, Treasurer.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MO CO..
u. Butchiu son Prosident
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A sToR PLACE OPERA HoysE.-sEvESTH WEEK

A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-SEVENTH WEEK
OF the Wizard, and still Attr Doors
" commeuse ~ Professor Andersons last week but
an New York Professor A begs to that his
ourn In this city mitea to three weeks longer
taken the atove elegant edfe for that time where his
Drawing Entertainment has attended
will be continued evening" when the will
trodue nightly chan in his experiments which uni
yersau5 acknowledsed be unequaed in the world Ad
EMISSION TO all parts 50 cents. BIN order to enable
tlemen going and returning business
tending Professor A. soirees hysteeuse p.ces
the box once ard plan will be for that
" until r. M when places may be secured without
extra charge grand afternoon performance will take
place Saturday Oct a. cling p NJ places for
which may be secured during the week.
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TEE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS sERENADERs-o
Bishop Buckley and H. Collins respectfully
eir friends and the public thai they have made perma
sent engagement with Mr. j. B. Fellows performing
n sonasstio: with Feiow: Ansssels AZ ~ Bfoadvsy
themselves New Orleans serenades New Orleans Ballet
Troupe not The original Of The above
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a. HRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. hE0HANICs HALL. NO
during the week until further notice The original aud we'll
known Christys hinetrels comprising Efficient YER
sa s;. the en- Of ch.ss whose
With favor by highly respectable and fashionable audsnoe
Tichee 70 cents Doore open at and will ct
nencs o'clock The of Chrsy ninssrsls are
disoon tnued.
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TO rnE EDITOR or rux HERALD.

IarsREsTISc FROM TExas The Houston TcleerapA a
Sept 70 ssysA gentleman who has recently travelled
through eversl q the frontier counties between Tr
nifty and BRACES has Informed tnat the drought has
been in that section that the grass through
belt 81 country mere tn ian hundi ed les broad s lite
rally paiched up. Ii dry that when abb. be-
forests. In many places. ell brown aud s-re and
scarcely living tree could be found for miles Fires had
swept THROUGH some Of thee forts aud thousands OF
acres Rad been cleared as eeciusl self the
axe bad been busy The praies parchsd
that the buffalo have deeet ted toer Odd haun ana the
lncians ere compelled O. wander far 70 the north fer
game Many OF the Irairie tfist In a starving
diton and unless the government furnishes food
all the troops In the MON Keep them from steal
ing the cattle of the frontier st'iers.
The same paper says We are Indebted TO Gen John
son for tCme specim OF coal aud iron from the
salt fork Of the Bfszoe THIS coal quite different from
the Ignite OF the tertiary formations In the uudulstng
regions pear tie coast and sm'lu 70 the bituminous
eosl q PouDsJ lvania gnd O'p We have been in rned
b, }. Lawrence. who ~<s-ed ths coal bed trait the
coal strata TIL mouth Of the salt FORK are IT six
Go feet thick and appear G. extend quite &C oss the
county frC the Bra3s the trinity and westward 20
fO Cocruco an INN bed % loco ore. 81 the test
Quality h found the n outh q he Salt Fora Thou
lands u tons may b. o. cud The surface scatGsrrd
over Tie hills ana al, MS h should this coal be
found 10 b. eua in value % the nitu nnous ofths
western ard Middle statcs the d,s,lste regions n
fhs upttr Hrsros mas Iorg 4, The OF thuv,ns
nanufactories rvsiing those Ct Cnciouad aud Pitts
burg
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OOH, PAPA! PAPAi ARE YOU AWARE THAT PRO-
fessor Anderson Is going away toon, and
~ been once 70 see hint No my dear it so' Why
and his last day performance but next Saturday
Won't you take us sgsin papai WELL yes. II
cure places Oh, YES papa. Isaw announced
CO." Then I'll engage seats for pet"
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RROUGHAMs LYCEUM BROADWAY NEAR BROoME
THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED


PROGRAMME.
A'iss'i':sa
sso'nds Noosurns. B0ulanges
ss' i'Sss's saias set tf lily
A~''n Ms; c4rIrnrs;ir; laws. - D0hiis'''
Ar'Non pu andr' s.S aen as, III FsAr0) Mozart
.s.,. anis first .gPsassaos At these conc.r;sl
Il 81 g.is:sss :si Ss4ai.
sssns@SQai e 1:ss psrt.nii s SiGsi
Herr Mensis. = '-.'''
Fragment &c iisii Amorc. TSaSsss
M. q Bouianger
(is first appearance In this ethyl
D''dh' Dreams sIs poT DT no HS,' of
"1hs Nj, ssrel Boy" :. a. .a.' An Irish Ballad
Ari.-"ru .lios q e two eredsyi srs.a Verdi
Grand f1i at .e,
~ Mr.. LAvrs ST. AND Mn. Groacl icDIa. A''''''''
Orchestra Of than forty performers. the most
sr.Id pianocr. employed at this viii be from
Choice :ssss Prio. 81 Tiefsss Tickets may be pro-
Doors open A. Z COnoor. oommspcss At O'Clock.
hes: seats Tor the entire series Of Miss Hayes Con-
m sPSss
.s I ccnssr sa,ar
day Tickets. 81 each; choice seats 81
CoNcERT.-MIss JEANNE RICHARDSON, THE
n the soas s
Sf TAS Bio.a she In T
VII tas
B 1h Of IS.li.a nx n.s.h., .as n;
spd Cloak about ye Tickets so cents be had at the
tobcsr. Door. open att Concert to sonmsacs as
TIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
that Mr. O. X Dickinson, the celebrated and popular
ssI;sss Ss1p:s' sS$ Rfs:isssi
tier shs,.Pssrss ,rsay Of 1hSlsr On Friday, 10th
. hse,s SoSet to to sc%me9's a, scicss p.:s,y
had at the isbsrnaos notes. ana %Sse ssSrs Due nSSs
will given the public Of the Continuation of the series
HEALY WEBSTER PIcTURE.-TnE EXHIBITION
r,ns Sspr, n,sas ross Rs.das s' so sss
sst e, % Il @ ~ss si I9s ss as
hetsc will Ugn sn Monday on Of ostOssr a. the rom.
Ssn sss.. sss 70 q daily H. Sss
the solicitation Of many friends and admirers Of this great
y
At the any hour q The day Or evening
MRS 4. oAKEs SMITH WILL LECTURE AT Ia.
W stpyyesss, instI,e. on Toe.dsy ey niny October
be had al p P%,msns i55 srosdvsy a. Bartlett Vel
ford Astor House, at Growers 500 Broadway and at the
door
QaYNoND q HERR DsEIsBACHs NENAGERIE.-
This celebrated henagere-tAe largest aud best con
iuced in the known vord-embracing alc Animal
natural history. and which has received the
and applause Of hundreds Of thousands q the most
s: a aSS hsss .S ana 9
' s 'ii s%1; y:
d Hsr iwiek street, Saturday, th rashur Mondsy 9Th
Lakt Bridges Tuesday, 7th, South Troy wednesday sth
sieliOrdi 1hursdsy sts B.keStsls fIi,y ess. 81 AL
day 18th burlington, Wednesday 18TH virgenncs Thurs
lay, 10TH Middleoury Friday, 7th Brandehl Saturday
sth Rutland Mondny, 18th, Wailnsf I'd, Tuesday, 2st
Manchester; Wednesday. I'D Eas. Remington.
DAnTIEs WISHING TO BAvE TnE USE OF TAP
Ter Hall during three evenings Ia the week. will pesss
apply. by letter or othery lee, to
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Tb.ss,,c,Iepd syu.,,,,.

BowrnY THr.rrs.-The entertainments for this even
ing are usual very attractive-thcy conrst II wal
lace" /" Mr. and Mrs. White" and the Raks's FRO.
grtes
BEoapwAr TgArRr-rhe beautiful play of The
Wife, will commence the sutsrtairm. nts this evening
with Miss Laura Addison IN the character Of Marianne
they conclude With DR. Dilsorth -
Nnlo's GaRurs -To-night Mr. Hudson takes his beue
ftthe pieces selected the lrh Recruit aud the
"Crown Diamond in which Md Tbillon will appsar
BrRroNs THEarRr The beautiful piece Of the Iea
love WIFE, with Mrs Warner IN the principal character
ccmmfncos the psfioimauce, and all wall close with
"Crimson Crimes
NAIIoNsL TuEArRF --The magnificent piece entitled
The Last Days 81 fonpei" mmerc es the perform
srces, and they close with The Cattle steslcrsN
BhoyoHaN's L,ctyM This is the last niaht OF the
great ectrrf Charlotte Cushnan The pieces are the
Actress CT Padua' ana " Lesson Of the Heart
BsnNrMs MussrM Tie bpautifui lay OF the sraas
tr' aDuourc.e for the afternoon ard evening per
formaIces with One cust q characters
CHsisrss MiSsrREis give excellent entertainment
this evening
fmIovG Mt.trrts-An Afternoon and evening per-
fc'nsnce yin b. given by this baud today
BowFsy AMrHiriuArrr -Eluesirisn performances of
he very trt cafs viii be given here this asr"oou ana
Biz AN Mae u,r,rr wnttams playing with great
"a. co.'s. az the National Theatre B-st9N ,stbo
Nn p,ntpso, Cd. oelebrst,d trsprdan wHay even
IN e. Dis Stat. pfareau Readings, on We
| irg, % he Tab, oracle. 40.
Political Int~nNttovs The Lihsr,v
Nry YcFr Lfn.rrf pAg- ayrfcuse. on The tst ins.
~! ~ ,,l3 unts,io. . ,mrr,i.- au. slvst
Ar.t.ls d d, ,ecrstary ~ state. John ro,m..
81, STATE tIcasur,r. Ches D Niii-r n ~,
Ntir. ". D tiuney 1loga: Jepsl conn. p 30 W
Rnith, Jtferson. '"sPeo'of' hosh
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GENTLENEE GOING TO OR RETURNING FROM
~ business, should hear in mind that
plan for The Grand soirees Mysterious Of Professor Ande
20 without extra charge. Parties DESTROYS OF
tending should apply early for seats Grand Day Perfor
nance next Saturday, commencing at o'clock.
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pAktaNp.

HBNHY WELLS AND SISTERS AC,DEsY YoR
nancirg ana healthiul exercises at the Stpy
isstitute, e59 Bfoadwsy Tuition has commenced aao all
rsceul nd appropriate a. Wells aad sister
asssd several years in Paris the Royal Academy an a.
che bet schools or private dancing in france Apply daily
At tie above address. from eleven o'clock until tso.
SEARING's PRIVATE DANCING AND wsLrzISo
y academy, NO % Bond strsst-hr takes pleasure in
cns the class days commencing October lth ard
rgentsm.n Pr ate lessons times occupied Schools
srd families attended. sorees usual Me- will iutro
rssurrs composed ~ himse Husic for sale HE rcd
tence - above
A LIN DODwoRTHs PRIVATE DANCING AGA.
n demN, No as Broom street. bruadwsy.--This
a., ,e,.hs. W" .peh 70. Wy W. sea.oh, On
glasses weenesdn,s and Saturdays In TIE
u e and children aud In the evening for gsntemn For
osr'ic'lhrs. sec eircu'ars
naNCIEC ACADEM Y.-sIGNoR GBURARDt
IL sntfu for the Lind pa ronase of Lass Nsoo rqpest
30 inform his irons srd public, ri
taneirg Acad my sil Brcadwsy will cpeDea for
espop Of pupils Saturasy ctober n a. o'clock
. schools and acsotmts Sguor q. will. IN "a.
be assisted IN his lessons BY kfds GherarL All
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