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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

ISABELLA GRAPE VINES OF PROPER AGE FOR
forming vineyards, cultivated foru and containing all
the good qualities which the most approved ltivaton for
fourteen has conferred the Croon Point
Whey ard offered To the public. Those who may
chase will receive such instructions tor four years will
enable them to cultivate the with entire
vided their locality is not too far North. All comuunica
tons addressed to r. T. cnderh, VI. d.. New York, or
Croton Point Westchester county ~ " will receive
ton The additional xperencc of the past gives
him full that by improved cultivation pruning
&c, Of good fruit be obtained every year,
in most Of the Northern and all the middle Western and
southern Sates y. Borders for vines may be left
No. 81 Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

SoPAuTsEHSUIP NOTICEs.
CorARTSTRSUIP NoTIcE.-TuE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed copartnet~hir under the
sndstyie q Laws g. Richardson Co.. f the purpose u
raHuactnrn Nallett. Patent Improved Bell TELEGRAPH
Tor hotels. steamboats, end private d~elns, No. SIC
Greenwich, cUuer Of Beach street, New Work.
LEWIS g. Rtt ARDSON,
JOSEPH STAPLES.
WILLIAM :. TROUT,
- DANIEL l.. REED.
New York. april " 1851.
nIsSoLr TioN.-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- FORE existing under the firm ~ iowlsnd Rich
ardson co. u this day Dissolved Nv mutual consent Lewis
q k.hnrlson or Jvserh staples are only authorized TO
CHARLES IrOWTt>p,
JuSTFH STAPLES
LEWIS g. RICHARDSON.
Nov York srrii IL 1871.
DAETNER wsNTED-NITii FROM s1aa TO ss0n.
old c-ta hlished ard lurratiy. business. AdIrs
W letter, with real 20 W L. No ~ West Thirecnth
street.
A PARTNER WANTED WITH CArI1AI ~ the
~ Auction and 1ummion business. Via lurnitur, aud
Mirchnndsc generally, vho viii furnish frou te
sit required. Address "Jamcs at tt. on will -.
ceise immediate attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16
MUSICAL.

FI,O MrSIl CONTo~It"kS-ONE WHO JNDtH-
u stands Eli business fully, INA Permanent esploy
n,n good st the encc 81 Saroais ruca Times,
ii Ann street Wanted slso three good agents 20
whom = good commission VII be nven.
u,oR SALE.-A PIANO. NEARLY NEW, N coon
order mahogany ease. six aud hall Ucta,es. Pricc
si25 Apply 1t Iii Grand str.'i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

III 000 HoRS y s-oiER rms NpWprR or
CV:VOV hor.es have been cu-ca Within Sow NOR rs
~ we Nmty AprhNon 20 Hayts tofm,atian LIN nsers.
nan ~ hof stsnd. lrennent -rrai ne
t'' &c, nothing ever ado h.< hren
~. stld ~ W broadway ~ Chatham and - Hudson
ir'ee ~ ano ~ "rrts bottle Manaasless 20
Niuh avenue. where orders can fiied "a ~. 80, =
en- hundred Frets. " - $3.50 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

W. BROWN, ArCTTOSEER-TIIE SALE BY AUG
- ton Of Books and stationery will he continued this
(WedEesdayl evening at ~ o'clock Mt the store Of
SPAULDING a. SHEPARD, 1894, broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16


A GENTS wANTED.-A FEW ACTIVE. RESPONSE
IA BILE TO act agents in the city Of New York and
vicinity Rserence: required Inquiss At 20 Chambers
street, from 20 O'clock u. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

HENkn IL LELDS MISREPRESENTATION SALE
OF Costly Furniture. IL IL. Leeds 90 viii ali ~
auction. on "Wednesday April H. at 10 o'clock AZ No 40
Twelfth street between University Place Broaawav
splendid assortment Of costly furniture rare and
valuable lronres the property ola gentleman 10
the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-16

EoR SALE OR TO LET-THE NEW THREE STORY
and attic house No -. West Twentieth street, built in
the most substantial manner three rooms deep complete
with all the modern ipro yenents baths water closets,
dumb waiter Ne. Terms Of sale IL not sold will be
rem ed to good tenant Apply to W. N Mclntirc No 80
sixth aycuuc.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
1,o THE ADOPTED CITIZENS. ELECTORS OF TIL

ITO THE ADOPTED CITIZENS. ELECTORS OF THE
on fourth d,y tNoyenSss n.Hs you upon
vote for Inspector Of State Prisons tn becomes
sssia: :: ss$ s:;
..S i' ssgSs 9 h;@
% 81 .. sST sra ns s.r Sr' ~. %
year: sses Cen; storms d.yia
the Native American 60, up in this city Tor the
purpose Of Tsu.ns and prSssssg Hs s ..
United american woriing Men, which snsr SLOWED
sn % nm ns S and 70 %
poymen which possessed by those born here lei,
saee Of Inspector q state Prisons A,,he Democratic
esy nssns, the following resolution Oa red
That we rerre. the action Of IN, deea.s 70 the
psmoerstie state AZ syseus the pemin.-
msmSs, Of the Native American orS.r Uai.ed
sns v' the eIsSd Marshal Of their pi.sss. 10
port .f,hs democracy q this city All. H.,
Mr. wheeler adopted citizens left the eoavengn
r,ow ci,sns Sr,sn BY R.'s and q!
talon hss BY Amsrcs which has c.iasd % DO
honest vshooa Ssrs BS the ister and shs ss q .ss
Spss wss os We 1--we v, ,ss 5& Ss
ssssI,s Tree p,y.gT; We mus. nsgsaP hs% and W
tOerspe. and psrseeu.os hre which has rensered
s ss az nses G 5 ss 5 % f
tive American iatop for the purpose o sovetns theT Ia
placed him nsminsoa they sss.sd ,niary up.s .h,i,
ssue ste .asrss an upI,5ssnes n.S T. every ADOPTED
Ourselves ehdrer justice ana equai,y and ,hA,
md sSsrs 50 70 obtain 70 snoy 70 rspsi ,s
Sr on and ,Ss &
lies q tss State thai although foreigners. are %sa ana
sG carroll ' fsf assi s:f fSd' S
TsndsSss We .ssi never submit, svs the liberty WI;
& f..% and aSE rs 70 us srsgu i'rSsd
Sssrty,E ;ssS nay y, saaInS' :; be born
Csv.so p,obs, a issi The undersiercd In behalf Of
themselves snd their sdep,si feoy c,.n. o. the county
TsSi Is ssSs Jss ' The % so%asea q asars sC2. who
iss been p.nns,sd BY ths Native Am.ss.r. .nl would
strike HE name from their cis insrs the rame Of
asr,sp Me- D.ys isSn. TSsS rosseo r.Sfssa fns
ssSsy sisS,si butler TSc%a. ScrT,a 8 k.rsoa iSha
oates, ]. Riley, and ostsrs.
III sur and Herald Is an evasion Of the charges made
TirsyYsu acted q. the Grand Marshal Of ss p...a. Of
the order Of Tsised Ansrssns wsshns,ons birthday
az. now ms%sss y ,ss Order Of United
American. rsS have ,s.s,sa rSis ys.s .s sgsy
sps.srs sy n. sireuisf pusi,hss Tissy. sus n'ss
an s''s'''- Ns~ YOnK, ocsosor ~, 1851
To e"cv "o.v. S,sr.rs ., ssxYcn.;
sss 10 yss The scecIpsny.s resolutions unsnnousiy
adopted BY cA'n'cryc ycSc6sca 100 f BorcL G. sAsc
w, q ne ,,ss, ss,, Ss..
sS, ss:,. sss sSr
s;,ssy .sS s., an :..5y %s~sss ~. %
.ypgsr. 70 the following n0"in''ed brsshrsn
Henry Storms q " .s.ns,On Chapter, Ma
ssS,s .5s 'I w.rs.Sssfi.. Chs i II sins q ss.rs
And, whereas. The Hon. Hs.ry O. sh.y Is man otvhom
snd no t,S s,o.Rs s s.v1s s.'s bee.
rsschu.etts and receiving therefore ,he sun of 1900
Resolved That he recommended 10 the members Of the
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
DRY GOODS, Sc.
-PLENDID FALL STOCK OF BRY GOODS, AT THE

CPIENpIp FALL STOCK OF BRY GooDS AT rue
- Bowery Savings Store, l8 Bowery.
far richest varied and most extensive steck
Of Dry Goods in the city Of New York can be ~ is
tors they feel at times obliged reduce sad sell beov
with In fact facilities such
buy az wSoisssi we have for hi5,on and sale ths
week, 100 pieces 23 and 4iyard vide
yfLvsrs,
Of the most beautiful ooors and rst lustrous face superior
STYLES generally found We ordered thsm pressly for
institution and they Will please and satisfy ia sverJ par
tioulsr
the world oduoe elegant and higher lsstred
Of the trs or better In any respect oil the otnr article
spoken Of - -
a Mdgntfcenf .fssortmsnt.
dedicated solely to hs sale OF those
articles and presume IL 10 be the busiest room IN THE
IOU0 pairs Blankets. from 81 80 TO s..
5000 yards flannels. :" I21l 20 20 cents.
,tmy "" "" sstinetts toD
silks Plaids De Laires. Bonbaznss Apacas and otssr
Dress Goods, in abundance
BARGAIN
call attention 70 Is plain eolored watered De LANES
sIrt.LtNc PER YARD.
I'm beautiful good We bought Of them at auctor
1hey eot to import them ~ cents we are told and verify
believe.
800 900 yards dark coorcd Prints, which are beyond
anything at the price ever sold
DoNFsrtc Goons
friends the same line 81 busi
n, 50 sst their supply they do better th,n
down town.
and et make this in public bsneht,
we'll Of profit ourselves aud We are deter
mined that exertion part - alt wanting 10 place
Al the head snd front Of Retail Dry Goods Trade
". W. A. W. r. GtLLEY n co,
Proprietors Managers. and Directors.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
ITO ADOPTED cIrIzENs!-cEN. HENRY STORMS.

ITO ADOPTED CITIZENs!-GEN. HENRY STORMS.
l. "A most nwarrsntsb BILE attack has been made upon
Storms candidate for Inspector Of State Prisons
Publications have been made in newspapers handb aad
Storms belongs 10 the Native American party. baser
fasehood uttered. The following letter from
Charles OCopor ESQ., s written 10 answer 10 an inquiry
maoe Of him by Mr. james Brady Of West Troy IL will be
that M OConor decidedly reutes the allegations
made against the General in most satisfactory
merly CommissAry General Of tho Statehas been long
connected with military afairis ssteady thorough going
wholesouled Union Democrat of the stauuchest kind
Ny father appointed Grand MARSHAL OF the
obseues Of OConne shortly after tire !eath of that dis
tpgushed Irhman Ny fathers grest age incaraoitated
General storms, as his DeDuty. performed them.
He has always been remarkable Tor the literally OF his
menttis kind and friendly in his feeling. towards all
mtn-sndI not ess the exled children Of other
The Native American party has been long consi ierd 10
extinct and suppose that few know that It's pencples
United existing IN this city and ether places
prosedy formed for charitable purposes do not myself
know this moment whether that society has any
On las. Birthday Feb. ia lsj the rpa-
ration Of New York made Arrangements fora public cele
bration. 1t prounion movement, in which Al true
dmoera sympathIed and all societies who desires to
unite in the proceedng we're nvied 20 Ia the ee.e-
brsion This society Of United Ameri desiring 20 tarr
this occasion hal TO cast about for Marshal aad
they elected General Storms member aad their harsh.
did not Decline bu, eheerfully into the evemen II
ing Grand Marshal of the day under fr
'be Corporation of the city. -
This all the color is for the i'm oescanent OF
Storms lie Is not in principle, or practice pola al Ma
tive American and h in every respect worthy OF The sup
port fuue Democrats whether native or adopted citizens
Tsm. dear sir. your. respectfully,
CHARIES 0'C0NOR-
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

II the public in Mr. Andersons behalf is inflated in the
The ds. that the Whole dsrsrsment ana se public
rally have been nearly scared cut OF their wits at dfret
only divdusi shat had the slightest bit Of spuni and
that with of his hand he drove back she devourng
ect sheir property and their there never
could any danger when Anderson about 1t is
en whether such bombsrt s entitled TO ridcue or con-
tempt; but truly III al sensible and de-
mosIats could have been found have signed her mes
Fire Department with the of we're chill
arsr Tbs = s, 10 59th and h Fire
notice that ha, been made their and their useful
ness There are some wh claim 10 hs s9ns
ture political hSnoIs Ny earnest prayer shah be- shas
Why has rot Meier Dyakman claim upon the sympa.hies
and common justice has the wng caRaiass for
Register done that democrats should bans give
wounded and ssiisnt soldier eopardz. his ne and
shed his blood foreign soil defence Of his eount-
Fire partment to be made the machine
by which are be elevated 10 prnmnent politi,.l
TO- as the Chief Ensisser to Know whether se sns to
S at shs eSH1s Sr the oSs e
he eentempates drag in freDen 70 political contss
selves slightest degree sway their Judgment pO
Gties preferences Anderson has served OUT his time honor
copscene ee mos. amply sted His quaiasaon for
the position not equal TO and the services he
entitled the lasting of lover of bis
country The other by the msrest chance became Chief
Engine One broken in health from disease and wouods
engendered the battle fields the holy of his
conntry the other in the full enjoyment OF robust health
compensated. Anderson single and has Dyed
once for the last ten Dyckman Isl man of family
and remains be whether the hearted
pie of this city will net judge fairly between the sick and
indeed be bumating to have Dyckmans pass
rewarded have too much confidence in the usness of
pe0p'' W ''D'I a SEVENTEENTH WARD DEMOCRAT.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
INsURANCEs.

su,HI BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE eeNPANr-
III Chartered In 1s24-Omses a. Fulton street. Brootlyn
Itohsnes wall street. New York-have their
eritsl tss also surplusl syessed she most
rrdeubsd securities aud connus .,sare buildings mer
ohsnde furniurs and other property vessels IN
rort, and their earsses, favorable terms ~ ans
''"'' ''"''N' WILLIAM ELLSWORTH. PresidenA
q. srrvprs. Secretary
n IFk INsURANCK-NATIONALL LOAN FUND LIrR
L. Assurance Society London; General Agents ooe No
Tcrsnd street Jersey Ctvrhe above Company ccnnuef
to eject insurance the lives Of rifens In e
rned states sud Caforris and other special hsasrd
~ fair rstes OF premium. Fcr terms. blank FORMS Me-
'"'' '''" !. LIANDER sTAYs, General Arena
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

VOTERS OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK-GARRET
Dyekman-Fellow,C Citizens The name Of Major Gar
Dyckman has placed before you the democratic
republican party for Register of the Countyhe Of he
few that placed his all At stake for the credit Of New York
prove monarches Europe that citizen Of the
United States will sustain the reputation Of HE country for
gallantry, unde circumstance Will sustain him
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
POLITICAL.


V,HR UNIoN-iT MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED
i Twentieth wsrd.-Inde pendent Union Nominations-
Al meeting Of the cIens OF this ward held on Friday
October 81 s5I the following ticket was unanimously
Aderm MARITIME. For Assistant
Aldermap ap-Andrsw Mclean. Fer Assessors-J Joseph H.
Brownies, and Joi n Donnel For Constabss-John Red
ding and liiam W acker For Commissioner OF common
schools-Joseph Oatwell, and andrew Mclean, IT, tor
Trustees Of Common Schools-Arminius Aitin, Pnio "
Bebee, Davenport Davis Theodore ID. Camp, and John
r. Tracey For peetors of Common Seheprhomas W.
Horsefd and Hubbard G. stone For Inpectors of Eieo
Gons-first Dstriet--Rishard Murray. James WAlsee;
Second Distric-Henry LarkiD Dennis Ryer Third Dis
trotJsmes F. Pagan Francis Cassidy To tre Voters OF
the Twentieth wardThe object AMI Of the Union
ticket will be found in the of the aamed
In candidates TO qualifications and htuess for he
dutss and konors which propose 20 elevate he with
the named by all Of the other tickets ia
the ward First The which those who claim
be the regular nomn of the dAerent
cured their nonnations Second Tue necessity Of
entirely putting down the system of rowdism which
has Characterized primary and eleesfons Third
In the Of Congress 70 sustain the
Union unim paired IL will be by examination of
the above ticket that has taken
persons only different ooes old and we'll
known residents the without distinction OF parity
whose characters beyond and whose
fcatons well suited the places We therefore
fdenty Of the citizens of the ward without regard 10
party tker support ard surages at the approaching
election Now the time 10 strike; and let well meaning
An citizen neglect this opportunity to
signify his approval of the object the every
respect. JOHN REDDING, Chairman.
JoHN Down xIL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
POLITICAL.

TWENTIETH wARD-THOU0H UNPLEASANT THE
task TO reply to newspaper scribblsrs
election Justice insuted order which belong
duees me undertake IT. political demasogae. late
II Order about months withdrew hfs
card Of order to ride BY the
OF hich he could obtain he aimed
in cur Order He then publ exhibits this card Of with
and dsel aims sympasny With his former bseth-
rem tayips his that he only joined ths
ord.r of for the purpose Of collie
debt due hin ey Ct the Order and which the
bylaws OF the society compelled him to and that he
imm datey whdrew after receiving the said 81 wv AMI
understand from enc Of his new allies What he
about applying for admission into the society OF the
"Frendiy Cons Of St Patrick 1t nov only remains Tor
me 20 ask what treatment this renegade and demasogae
william Peck of the candidates for IN OF the
Twentieth ward deserves by every member OF ene order
S0HIFFLER.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
POLITICAL.
EMOCRATIC wHIG NoMINArIoN;-
- For Commissiener OF streets and Lamps.
JACOB l.. DODGE.

rNHE UNION 1T MUST AND SHALL BE PRESERVED
i Twentieth Ward Inde ndsnt Union Nom.n Atoas-
To the Voters this ward ~ herea ticket has sppearsd
headed a above which appear Candidates
for several for Alderman Theodore Martinez
Assistant Alderms Andrew Mofen-And for other Char
School hereby give notice TO tee yotere
wsrd that withdraw our names from such ticket
distinctly announce that not candidates upon
any Office and forbid the further uee 81 our
thereon And whereas there appeAss to be- Amsnsst
oprone determination 90 reconcile all dihersnoAe
hereby recommend our friends TO sup port the
ticket headed william j. Peek. fer Alderman ~ we ouS-
telyes shall do. ,..u--
AKHlSICS AKIN,
joan REDDING.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

MERICANsi NATIVE AND ADoPTEDj VOTERS OF
IN New orb Your attention 10 earnestly directed 70 the
ef made By emagosues Of the worst stamp 40 oppose
BENRY sTosks and efeet his defeat at the coming eec
ton on NO other pretence than that he American aud
belongs order called United Americans" and had
the their Grand Marshal the last birth
day OF Washington the Issue 70 be thus raised that
etytn cannot be nominsed 70 once even BY the party
election opposed because there In his veins the blood
OF those who aided In Erecting glorious liberation from
tyranny this 80, let us ksow ~ asd let us rebuke
this yesutics s6ort 70 control our elections and defeat
ngoiv.Si Let Ill Who love eur free iastitutions sss
cherish our deasbousht liberties rally the support Of
sToRNs He must be elected by an ovetvhsluns majority
V,o THE PUBLIC.-IN PERUsINo HON. JOHN
spsncer letter OF objection 70 the acdon Of the Union
Safety Committee have neuced that he hss with studied
efert avoid personal responsibility alluded 70 certain
base snd malicious asaults recent msde on me BY ths
vindoses my reputation those assauits ssd have
eommenced action at Law against hs propretors u
Journal fer their publication further auson to the nuen
does a Mr.. erences unneeessary Mr. epeaeer he's ase
with reference 70 The Canal pscy tbersfore avail my
bsbls course o. sctsor elected State Ensinesr 80.
sm, and ever have been, firm friend Of canals Of
the lapsst posten e career been spes
In the employment Of the State eee canals The general
plans snd spschcsens which Mr. Spencer alleges voud
elected carrcously change, were prepared several
sleht notifications in their details which have been
made are in accordance With views having been COR
sued with reference thereto. IL H kutonsistent with uni
form nttnohment 10 the canals for me 10 declare thst
my ability, the completion Of Erie and Osveso and the
lateral and faithfully fairly carry cut the grov
ons OF the Law for that purpose sdcled M the s n.a
Session Of euy lssisiasurA Wp4hAcALflNk
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
THE FIREMAN OF the SEVENTEENTH WARD

ITO THE FIREMAN OF THE SEVENTEENTH WARD
Vote for Dr. s. 7. TOWNSEND for Alderman. He isl fa
building noble engine houses for the noble remen
New York lecture rooms which will
be suitable meetings and for places hold elections
Toe for him. do the moral do the
temperance men. He s TO be our next Alderman. The
ticket Of this ward ee their another
column Is composed Of the best wings and democra.s In
city we'll worthy Of your support N Tick
cts lefs every house in the ward
sI,eton N the water
The New York herald., 1851-11-03

CEvENTEENTH WARD TEMPERANCE TICKET
- For Alderman, Samuel Townsend for Assistant Al
derman Jonathan Troer for Assessor Humphrey Phep.
Assembly Paul Crout for Constables Norman Smith
and John h.min for commis.ioner Of Common Schools
william Hbbard for Trustee of Common Schools Joseph
c. Pinchney; for Inspector Of Common schools, Hiram
Forester; for Justice, Robert Watson for Police Jus
tice Barnabas W Osborn for Trustee Obadiah Newconb
Friends order this the ticket shat bound to be elected
Move IN the column.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
Two TIE MECHANICS AVID woRKINoMEN OF raE

V,o THE MECHANICS AVID woRKINGMEN OF TIE
Il Seventeenth Ward.-Dr. 8. Z. Townsend has built,
and has in Of erection some forty houses in the
Twelfth ward within the past year and about the sane
aborrs employ learning that he had been nominsei
for Alderman of the seyeuteenh Ward where he resides
resolved hold meeting and preeent address to
brother mechanics aud aborrs OF his ward On tho 9th
Of October at o'clock the meeting convened al his build
ngs 10 Thirty sixth street Louis Lebauryesu was chosen
called TO order and its objects ssted by the President
committee OF sxtwo from the Csrpentcrs Two from The
Masons and two Laboerswere appointed 70 draft an ad
dres After retiring they presented the following which
others Of the sevsn .esnth ward-Gsntiemenwe the
desned behalf Of the mschanics and aborers in the
employ T.. Townsend. have learned With peasure
be for Alderman in your ward We regret
the Ward but mos. eheerfuliy
cou pepd brother vorknEmen TO do aud 60
your friends and acqusintances to Dc the same. He 10
rood fric nd 70 workingmen He does not contract
HE work. but either does u by the day or gives out
small contracts to the lie pays the highest wages
and n his intercourse with them 10 afble and
socste As instance Of hs kndnes-and this Is only
Of fmauy-whoh is characteristics Of the mani the
week before the Jersey Banks ok he paid the men in the
bills o Of banks that h1ed AZ soon as he learned
tks ses he fastened TO u.s. and exchanged every dollar
ard gave us good money foe all had aud he did the
with his at Brooklyn and without solicits
lion the loss himself in order to shield for
feh very thankful for In II Of
very great service. We only add that hope and
trust hs, will vote for him without reference 70 party
for believe should support such nen as support us
Thomas W. Wlington William G.. Palmer, Carpenters;
Jtnfs H.serty Barney Mann, MasoRsj Johu Rogers,
i"' mas LEWIS LEBAURvEAU. Prssidsn..
sTrrHrN NOBLE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1851-11-03
CYARING's PRIVATE DANcINo AND wALrzING
ORAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL TO XR P. ga

GRAND CoMPLIxENTARY BALL TO xR p "a.
Broadway Casino formerly Chinese Assembly Kooms((;E
they intend giving him grand coTplmentary ssl At
the Broadway Casino Monday l7th, So
they earnestly request the Attendance OF their
Mr. Saraceo given dancing lessons in the city OK
period of Eve during hieh he has in
bet seea 1000 persons Of the rst families.
his Efforts he brought canoing to greater
of perfection in York than in other city In
world hopes be honored by large atten lance
The orchestra will be composed Of large number Of the
10 the city Several dances viii be exc
cu.ed for the first time and persons wishing 20 learn Them
will please spply to p Ssracoo ITO Grand street. az any
Of the day evening Tickets admitting one gentle-
With ladies' S. to be procured s. lO Grand street
NJIpLos BALL AND CONCERT RooM-THE PRO-
IN preor respectfully informs the pubc that his agni
Ball been In complete order Tor the
sning Many important alterations and improve.
mens been made for the comfort and convenience Of
pare reception saloon parl aud dreqsing room,
with all the convenence for ladies ana GENTLE
The valuable services of Mr. Vesey the able and noe
dinner and SUPPER parties has been secured
Mr. provided with the French cooks good and at
ntye walters and everything of the best the market
affords viii be provided Mr. Vesey has maze seieeton
the choicest wines and and pains or expense Will
be spared give satisfaction 70 those ho derous Of
giving hrs rate balls large dinners and supper parties will
BE treated with liberal terms For PARTICULARS apply al
the office on Crosby street.