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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28
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CLRcUs.-NEw YORK ANPHITHEArRR NO. 81
Bowery;-R. Sands Co. Propreters- Is osnss;
ne s sroups IL The World nnd
Monday evening November a. and every evening during
Sraons ali the celebrated Dancing and Trick Ponies bril-
bling and semerssstns full dress cavsosass raSiIi
day.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE oNn
every afternoon and
ments varied and ecu and such 81 no
Lea. Female i,Hicpss Opera Troupe; Also Mons Grcsrs
Me strongest In the world. who will break any
nan lin suiioef' with bis esnosss sss ics sss
s"Suns o. nSnsy troupe Of Model Artist vho Are g.
Der Of beautiful tablsaus company Of Arab 0rs 20
sespsay sn: :'s :. u.
hbiton Of Marble stau.ry uneqused in the world to
ssnoon ana ,s OF Fo ss s q
day Asni..ionIssa.s + Priv..s BoIs.. csatsi ssss
ERLLowg NINsTaELs. A4 BRoADwAY-rHE MA
treat. the sassssms ut q Mr. Sitter tie mi %isstis ana
truly wonderful dsine OF the hater aAd IN
Of the and we'll fne% Ssnd Of negro sn
sres make the greatest bill Of amusemsnss offered 70 ths
Willows ETHIOPIAN NINsTRELs. ~ BROAD.
MIssILoNoHI GALLERY NOW oPEN-HALL OF
N1 Exhibition, G63 Broadway. Admission IS cents
TNRIPLER HALL-THE GREAT COMPLIMENTARY
Testimonial 70 NJ. Charles White will take place
Of assisting the cooperation above testi-
n'niai Of J sIsJ xiil .dd Es III Gran.
TRIPLER HALL-TIoKETs FOR THE COMPLIMENT
each.
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2 OOO OOO or DorrLEs NEAKLY OF pa

ten Jesrs making friends In every quarter Of the
globe All OF disease and In male .ad
female, mat ter from what Nervous diseases i'm
medatey cured Is frat friends tie best Unlike
tent medicines generally II sells most where s best knosn
in large bottles from Is 70 sfrom s. dozen. cash
Depos $50 Pearl street. 76 Broadway white FROM wheee
the Dr. be and Of the druggists generally DR.
KS remedy for sickness does not fail thousand tf
ais. See Giro glars. 81 bottle.
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1t viii be seen BY this, that during the year ending
June So 1851 the value of breadstus and provisions
ported was lees than in any year since 1s45 The value
Of these articles produced In the United States each year.
amounts to about fifteen hundred million Of dollars,
siItieth part Of which exported last year This
comparatively trs and has very little influence upon
the agricultural interests Of the country at large This
independent Of cotton and tobacco Articles of food
only included in the above table. To give better
idea Of the small quantity Of agricultural products
ported from this country compared with the production
annex table showing the aggregate Of each in
year
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RESTAURANTS.

SBILLgY's xULITGArAwNY soUP.-NR s. CAN.
~ strongly uron the public mind the In.
valuable din Cd above and In high
and only 20 he otairet rure At shseys SB Broadway.
north west corntr Of Broadway and Anthony street.
VT.NTsCN. TERRAP1s. CANVASS BACK DUCKS
Quail. Partridge, Shipo, Caviar frcm the yolga Cur
ried Chicken ditto Veal Ria De veau Aourette
Fnsuiie II Tartsr Pate lie foie and all
properly rrepsred that may In season can be procure
At shellsys Gus restaurant.
MIL PoEp. SADDLE ROCK SHREWSBURY. SHARK
IvI River, Princes Bay Hassachusotgs Bay. and Ess.
River Oysters, Of the choicest qualities o, sheilsys
\ ADIrs. AND GnNTLEMENs RESTAURANT. CON
IL ncctsf with sheleys Entrance ftss door All. ds nd
Christ Church, IN Anthony list Of broadway sdss
enc Entemen can procure Dinners supprs served in
private sTar monte from bill a fave ,rlsins ali th.s
can be procured IN this aRd the surrounding martsts
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GRAND FANCY BALL COSTUME WAREHOUSE. IS
" Prince strcet-hessrs. Chadwick Co. have engaged
Mr.. John George Taylor, Costumer 20 William Nibio ESD
and she Rave FAMILY to prepare spen did assortment Of
entirely Dresses for Ladies Gentlemen Children
which ready for iargest and Oldest
tatshment in the United sstes Masquerade Tabisaux
and Ball Costumes sent 70 any part Of the Union.
THOMAS CHADWICK a co.
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nR. KELLINGER AGAIN-HIs WONDERFUL sue.
~ In checking sickness, will astonish ths whole
vorld person viii think Of voyage 70 without Oh
tanning bottle Of Dr. KS magic remedy, for sea sickness
trial shall have one BY calling on Dr. x his ceqtr.l
DEPOT and 46 Broadway, free Of solt st onlv
each 50 per do1en Every bottle Il worth $40. Dr. will
place board OF every vessel from TIT Of Mes
ICrk. "a charity begins n home.
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nR. KELL1NeER's LINIyENT Is SOLD By Hun.
dreds TO one Of any other 20 the merchsne geas
rally end a who H. that IL s the best and ches
CT general remedy In market IS never fails 20 cure al
old sores, cuts kicks and bruises uptn the horse also she
heavts as certain IL used and work them day the
olds. and best rrscticsl horssmen sni IN 80
vord ue ~. frd they wifhous - Ia'iFe
st-ss ssss.seca % eest
tnovn I've hrss friends lie beet soldiB very large nYt
bottles p. aAd 10.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

VNAMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER =
Brothers-A special meeting of the institution will b.
hed ~ the Council Chamber % the Great wigwam, on
Saturday evening" the f9th day Of December 1884, at half
hour after the setting Of the sun General and punotua
DANIEL i. sELAvAN. Grand ssohsm.
ETgPHEN Q. DURYEA. Secretary.
Manhattan season of hunting eleventh moon. o.
discovery h Of ndepsndence 7th and Of the institution
the esd.
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NAGUERREOTYPEs.-0R IkPROVEtENrs IN
~ Elcctrc plated flsJust received an invoice offull
sized ecae Plates edium sSe expected BY merit steamer
Our meuts such that We s aeon be constantly
able fuil all orders receive for these Improved
Plates has y perseted tcpatons.
10 thcte WHO have not tried VI shall that they
perfectly smooth snd take polish thst
they the mmns' Advsntfge o. thick q ehei
ally pure silver Every slAse Is warranted perfsct Ter
'''' ~ VICTOR BISHOP, q Maiden lana.
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THE BALL SEASON.

VNHE SECOND ANNUAL MILITARY AND CIVIC
Ball Of the Herald Guards will take place ~ tn, City
Assembly Rooms on Monday Evening pesember iss ISL
rom tSe following c9mmi.ses Of Arisnsements;-I a.
clary, Eaton fnlvy, W. smyth, II. Raymond, d. b.
aaIs 7. Bunting; Goodwin. w. Scott. j. W wiliox.
T. Hannhn q. Davis, =. N. Armstrong. J. Stack, r.
J. RAyMoND, Secretary. J. CONNERY, Captain.
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A CAED-h INV DAGUERREAN GALLERY Fog
~ fent ~ PaT~srfvsnis srrtue W.tNur.or q rtt.
s,s.r.ss..y =. s',s yss yyss -.s. "a,
tsd nesr The Irncpa hotels Immediate possession rvsa
srpy ms or other ~iss, 70 gtas. " Lane " Wuam
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AR KELLINeER HAS AsToNIsHED THE WHOLE

nR KELL1NGER HAS AsToNIsHED THE WHOLE
world VIII his mssc fluid IN RESTORING The has NJ
year. NJ; John CLARKE, q Hsstings 10 yessg MT W
the CHIEFS Office, and Mr. william Gardner Of Wiiisns
burg L. had lost all their hair. They now have aneasd
beautiful hair Mr. r. n Budd dstinsushe vets rina
ny furgeons hair growing finely Mr. A. Keller Of fcu
has also ten inches Of fine so thick, grwu hs
had lost entirely Every Of these are atound
Ing. 2 bottle.
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NIpLo's BALL AND CONCERT RooH.-rus FRO

~ presor respectfully informs the pablo that hs asn-
esnt Bs hoon hM been nut eenplete order for the
uing season Many important alterations aud
nens have been made for the comfcrs snd of
,trues nevrecertcn saloon. psriors sus dressing room
Wan al the necessary convsnenecs Tor ladies' ana reate
hen The vansble services Of Mr. the able
fr Irovded wish he t." French cooks, rsod sas AZ
ntye v,srs and everything Of tie verg the marie,
,-crds will be prcvued Mr. vessy has made selection
NE eheioes vines and duors and r,ius will
spared 70 ve satisfaction " thnte iesrous 81
nvinE ball large einrtr and supper partcg WI
y uesNd with on liberal ssrmf feE psEaeasfa Apply .
tbt ecce on Crosby street.,
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VNABERNACLE-THEP PUBLIC ARE REsPECrvuIIY
informed Vocal Ina ~

WARRINGTON CROSSING THE DELAwARx.-THIs
ses. national picture BY Leptse. is now eahbisins
with INNS success At the Stuyvesapt Institute 60
Broadway Admission, rs cents children, 10y CENTS
son tickets. 80 cents. Open from SA. to l0PM
THLo. EIsrELDs FIRST CLASSICAL QUARTErr
soifte will take place at the Apollo Rooms, Satur-
day November o. Prncpa Instrumental cam positions BY
spohr Haydn. and Beethoven. Performers Mr. J. Beuter
vocalist; Mesrs. H. c. Timm. No Reyer, Hishhorn,
and Eisftld. Tickets one dollar each.
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THE MILITARY.

CoNrINENTALs. NoTIcE.-THE SUBSCRIBER has
" ON hand ~ eight Continental Unior MS made
good .yl and Of the best suay mseras which he onsrs
Tor the Reasonable terms for cash. The Above
uniforms nearly and have been bit very
times Apply 10 JOS n johnson f5 Pearl street,
ner Of Chatham, MP staira
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-THE GREAT PopULA

CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIc.-THE GREAT PopULA
~ rity Of Lyons Magnetic Powders for the destruction
bedbugs eookreaches moths snts feas fes, and in
sec plants and all ether insects has prompted certain
parties 70 prepare spurious articles and them,
various for SALE Few Of these individuals
aared ave .her I'm positions cut ee o. poison The
undermsntioned agens and the principal DEPOT "a
Broadway, where also be obtsned Pills for the inan
famous obstruction Of rats and mice Both articles
warranted. y. LYON, 4A Broadway.
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PEopucnoS AND DEPORTATION OF AGRICULTURAL

Tbs total value OF agricultural exports from the
United States last year, was about one hundred and
twenty millions Of dollars Of which considerably
than half In the single article of cotton, srt
Gle which Great Britain Is benefited more in receiving
than the United States In giving 1t is true that mort
Of our crop Of cotton is exported but that is . small
Item in our list Of agricultural products We could
keep the whole Of that crop without being at all Injured
By III for mpors.oAs would be reduced more than
the value Of the material, and our home manufac
lures much benefited BY the demand upon their in
dustIy. Non-intercourse With Europe would by
inure any important interest in this country
We have the within own limits, to live and
enjoy nearly every luxury independent Of all the rest
the world while Great Britain could not exit six months
without the product of cotton fields. There would
te in less than that time revolution thro ushou tn
entire Kingdom, which nothing could allay but tn
opening Of our ports We hardly realize the power we
possess and Is perhaps, well that do not make
Of it to control and regulate the political affairs o
Europe 1t possible may do So but 1t will only
when the liberties Of the oppressed people Of the OLE
World require such an interference.
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MATRIMoNY MADE EASY. OR now TO WIN
Nl LoverProessor Lswton Of London, having arriyee
in Boston, will send address on receipt Of dollar
post paid plain direotonst enable ladies Eentesn
vn the devoted affections OF the opposite The proees
10 simple hut 30 captivating that al be married
epectve OF appearaBcs, or position and last thsus
not least be arranged with sush and dec,cy
that lett elton impossible Address Professor LA~,on
Boston, Mass No letters taken from shs Post sncs rne
the postage IL Paid.
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DATENT RosIN OIL AND LAMP STORE, NO. ll2
II Broadwsy-This Is the SAFEST cheapest, and hes. Oh
flor light now In without grease or smoke and al
ing clear steady and brilliant light It's peculiar cheics
combination renders free from explosive qualtiee aud
safe for lamps with alteration Of the tube, at eos
Of nj i'm
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u ARE CBANCE.-FOR sALE-THE LEASE, FURNI-
~ ture, good WILL &c Of the Lodging and Eating house.
No Is Court square, Boston we'll known 'Gbsss Hotel
IL h con Quoted on the same plan Of Lovejoys celebrated
hotel In New York and only Of the hind
In boston The location Of the very best II
the head Of State Washingson ana Court hfy
feet from the City HALL Court House. and Museummakns
1T the very heart OF business The furniture nearly
The house will accommodate from 100 10 ~ dodgers The
Restaurant superior TO any essbhmen Of the kind in
Boston or Massachuss IL he largest and best
viii seat g persons At one time Furniture, kitchen or
lures &c all new. This chance rarely offered aud
be had at bargain the present proprietor wishing
SOUTH on seeount of health In his family The kas
custom ard 10 berond question The best establishment in
Boston For particulars inquire Of subscriber
premises, is Court square. H.EwUOD.
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NoIiCE.GA C0NDEnNEP BARGE. BELONGING TO
WI itehall slip. N r. on LIST December at IL clock, n
Qu&rtermasters Once, No. 6 State street, Nov. 2.
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR-AT PRIVATE SALE
three matched pairs and two single horses from
the Northern part Of this State Also Mare very
fast. 80
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EELLOWg NINSTRELS, 4l4 BROADWAY-rHI Ma
take pleasure announcing the public IL rioh
eet the Mt Of Mr. K H. Silver tie nimtabls snd
truly wonderful of the negro ehAScte And
rivsed breakdown dancer wach together with the usual
performance the old we'll
stres make the greatest bill Of offered 70 che
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DODWORTHB DANCING ACADEMY, NO as
"A. Broome streess near Broatway-owns TO the crowd
cd state Of the Wednesday, and Saturdays
been deemsd saysabe to divide the classes meeting
Mondays and Thursdays For those wishing commenos
ths Affords excellent opportunity will be
% arranged TO meet either Mondays
WednStdays and Ssturdays-at aud oclook ladies'
and Tor Josns ladies' misses And masters Glasses Tor
gentlemen, the evening q the days
v shortly for those have never taken les
sons. For terms. sc, see circulars.
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nANCING.-MArAME DEsJARDINs GaAvTERHAs
~ the honor 10 inform the public that the days Of sutton
- her deny, No "a Clinton place. Wednesday snd
s.,uid,ya NY o.eosk fer youss i,ei.s and nsssers
gentlemen. Brooklyn Glasses Tuesday sad Fniays AZ
o,ock. for misses only st Mr. Befteku Institution No.
~ fierreront street. For particulars. apply Madame
Graver' residence, No. 81 Clinton rfsce.
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PUBLIC LECTURES.

T KCTUREs ON MINING. GEOLOGY. se.-owISG II
IL the severity Of the storm Tuesday evening, De
JsetsOn Insreduetory Le,tuse will be rspested on thi
Leonard street and Broadway. Doors open At o'clock
admtance free The terms Of the succeeding viii
be made kno IN ut the close Of the lecture.
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EoR sALE.sTEANER JOHN NEILsoN.-Ar THE
Aerchapn Exchange in the city of New York on We'd
nesdsy the 10Th Of December without
reserves he splendid iron steamer JOHN MADISON belong
Ing 70 the New Brunswick Steamboat and
NE ne cu IN sne yesfs leA9 IN the best posi-
boat the waters being able 30 rum
water she 20 feslens feet VIDE, and 81 feet the
guards Aer w inches diameter and IL stroke
made known st sale. BY order Of the board
JOHN r. THOMSON Prest
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uENRY WELLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY ron

~ ENkf WELLS AND siSTkkS ACADkhf FOX
Dancing and Graceful neportnsat At stuyves.nt In
stute, $50 Brosdway The following Of the
dances and wates Intro and taugh.
a. Wells and Sister ia CeArenne. La Ksssuth La Nou-
y.iss pss. Temps Ia sieillisnns Ia Polts nalursA
crAeovta La yalse Henrietta lie Qnadre MaIurka L. Co
llon folks lie ttar Pelka Qusdrille lie Quadre Polka,
coslen b HsSs.sro La Tam pete So Glasses for Masters
Misses Wednesday and
eelosh Glasses likewise for Masters aud Misses Tues
day and afternoons at three clock The lessons
place every Manday and Thursday ~ p for gentlemen
and ~ 10 A. n for lades These lessons designed for
adept to practice we'll for the beginners Hours de-
voted especially, and EVENING" private lessons
either Academy, ~ the residences Of families
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QR0UGHAMS LYCBUh.-MKS. SKERRETTS BENE-
6h-Monday. December l, 1851. -Four Pieces. 0RIsr
TO THE MILL. "A new Farce. TURN OUT, and KOS
6UTHS KUN. Box Book now Oman.
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CLOTHING.

CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies gentlemen aesirous Of converting their
OF clothing. furniture, 6o. into cash. receive
value fe the same BY .sadns for TIE subscriber hs resi-
tsnoe through the Post OHce Ladies attended BY
Dusseldorf L. n. DUSSELDORF. n Elm street,
Cksr orr CLOTHING, JEwELRY, AND ALL KINDS
~ OF superhuou articles The subscriber still
st the old established stsnc paying cash in
the making application, by note otherwise
l.. A. COMM. ~ wan street, basement
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EELLOWS ETHIOPIAN NTNSTRELS, AT FELLOWS'
i Musical Hail. ~ Broadway, between Howard ana
Grand streets-0pen every night This truly celebrated
wns;s IN this city ter the past two
from all parts of the Union Felows Hall is one Of the
most eomfortsbe buildings in this city Admission Is cents
Doors open ~ on concert to commence at o'clock An
afternoon concert every Wednesday and Saturday,
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UCTICN SALE OF ELBGANT BAR FIXTURES,
"A Paintings, 60. Saturday, 29th nst ~ 10 o'clock.
~ the u tied states House, No ~ Broadway comprising
Ana
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ABUSE HENTU.

RoWIRY THEArRE.-DOORs OPEN Arsx; CURTAIN
4 a 70 s::s S s: s
e: as.S oss sr r.
EsssnI yo' n Gshs pS1.s tqsis cR sSy
S;,hs,I9s SSlsiLca Mr.: Grsisn. 70 ooncuds with Taf
pom, Mr.. Taylor; kadslns. Mrs Jordan.
RuRToNy THEATRE CHAMBERS srREEr.-pooRs
aa. s.s ssr .r Drs Ss's e.
Ee y n 7:
R:Ss y. Tss.: M: Taylor Capt. Gs.,is ~ Sst.ss
Jsa synsS n s.n S
#: CT. sonsuds With issT Nicar@r Timothy
Fitljsmes. Nj Chapman; Emile, Miss Mary Taylor.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM srREET.-DooRs
Boxes: f orsSs.s;. Tickets. ss Ssa as
rae ID III 81 81
Mr. NJ o hSa I r5r' No TO-
a tho g. MIX
Capt Aubri Mr.. ArnOld Elo Miss Hsth.xay Ursula Mr..
Nshos 70 conclude with drama Of NOSE IN FRANCE
big Nose. Mr. Arnold; Lie. Miss Barber
RAARNUM.s AMERICAN nusEUn.-P. T. BARNUx.
ant h.nsser Admission Museum and perform
and ssssrdsz F Sis9sss 1 and
so.oioel LOVE iNLIyERY After which the music.iex.
TaT M4ksflEISaDs s'fis ai%r.: st.
~. s.vss o.; M:s sss
Iss sss p9pa., s1s a. Play e bon GsAE
6i.%on Or i.
BE- Us
RRoUGHANs LYCEUx.-r B. JoHNsToNs BENZ.
Il SATURDAY EVENING, Nov.2.
RRoUGHAMs LYCEUK-MKs. sKERRErTs BENE.
TO TIE MILL. A new Farce. TURN OUT, and Kos
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DATENT ROsIN OIL AMI LAMP STORE, az BROAD
way-Ths 10 the Safest cheapest and best oil for ligh
now IN use without grease or smoke and anordns clear
ton renders IL free from explosive qualities, and safe
lamps With alteration Of the tube Of on
sixpenee.
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CIoNoR oBEzARDIs DANCING AcApExY, n

broadway respectfully syes notice that hs
nstruotons dsncng take p.ce Or youpg ladies snd
evening classes for senemen Tuesday and Frd,y Private
ssses and sohosis attended to- sorees Owen, as usual
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purpose for which Soap used Any that 10 add
cd for fancy Rosn deterorases and enables tht
the consumer ny 10 and prove H. Fer uss NOT ornament
70 rnms-x large quantity Of Ashe; for manure. 10,
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iDVBRTISENRHfS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PIE RSON Al.


HoUs EKEErER.-IF THR GoyERNLss WHO
called Mrs. Levy, No Clinton court will call,
bring sucest reference Of Qualification TO fill the situa
zion she expected to I'LL she may obtain employment
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MR. coRALLk AN d MADAME ACHILLES EVENING
lvl Classes for young lemen will Mon
day. December and continue every Monday Wednesday.
aud Friday from until 10 clock Private classes and pri.
vate lessons ~ hour duly attended 10 By Applyng
the saloon No. Al walker street.
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CRENCH LOoKINo-oLAss PLArRs AND PLATES
for windows, from the manufActory Of Sainte Marie
Goisniessole aSenss for the United ssases PoLLRNs
COLGATE Isl and 80 Pearl street. N.B.-PurchAsers
invited TO examine and the quality Of these place,
with other French plates imported into this country
Prices current may be had on application.
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INSTRUCTION.

vI,HE FRENCH AND SPANISH BOARDING AND DAY
School Of Messrs Rishard and hanton eo5 Broadwsy
will the ensuing session. be augmented By additions
apsrtrtnte, 70 ADMIT few boarding and day
sha which the number tf boarding scholars limited
20 sixteen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28

GIRCUs.-NEw YORK ANPHITHEArRR NO. 81
Bowery-R. Sands Co, Proprieters-Boxes Is osnts;
children half price, Pit l2p CENTS Equestrian and Gym
pnsuo by The hnest troupe in the world
xondty ysnip a. and every evening during the
bracing all the celebrated Dancing and Trick Ponies bril-.
nsas ess Of nship; exercises Ia vaultng rum-
hng and scmersettng full dress Cavaloades Equili-
bruins &c; Great Preparations fee Thanksgiving DAY.
EXAcuAti0n day, and the recentinn Oh Knaau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28

ITO LET-A HOUSE, WITH ALL THE MODERN IN
provements in very desirable location up 10 wn Pos
session given December next Please address
H., Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28

M BOTANICAL LAMPS, RICH GAS FIXTURES
4v1 Bronze China and Glass matl th
newest patterns Just received from Paris Largs choice
fancy articles for presents Lamps loaned for psres
French Vegetable OIL at nine chilling per gallon.
II. DARDONvILLE, as Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-28

nAiLY GovERNtss "A LADY DESIRES A sITUA-
~ ton sbove; she instrucs In Music Singing French
and German, besides khe usual routine Of good gsh
educate she will also attend pupils for either Of The above
Accomplishments; best references given. Address mo
verber." Herald Once.