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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14

EQUESTRIAN AMUsEMEAEs rs.--THE LARG EST
h Ling In the known world, aud three times larger
soy one in this oountryWill!amsburgE Ecu sstri,n Ins
vsc and kdr Academy day the nstrac
son Of l.dies from "a totP Tor sshtleaen. FROM
A. NJ TO Exercise riding Tor Hdes aud gentlemen from
D. TO III every evening n. HaNFoRD, Proprietor.
II. Wursy, Equestrian Aansger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14

MIssoLorGHI CALLERY.-TuE MOST WONDER
" full Exhibition presented 10 the American 'lic
which Will be open 81 the rican Academy 81 D'sin 49,
t broadway eorsis,rg of l6l Paintings aud upgaei
the best Modern Artists including three taaa Paint
as q in mense sze two Of which BY Professor Mieha
ANGELO Buonsrruot representing The Fail of aissnoagh
AZ the time when tie Creeks fought against the Turks aud
dtd for liberty The public viii be duly notied OF the
Of The u 4 nhnNe Exhiiiknn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-14

nPEF EVERY EIGnr-sELLoYs' sINsrRELs, AT
y Feows' New Musical IAii IA Broadway. bssxesn
Howard and Grand streetsThis lastly celebrated aud eff
,ent corps OF talented and fenced performers under
ho sole management Off fsows. this
city tor the poa have been received
aver BY The elite apd fashion IRON al parts of the Union
Fellows Musical Hall Is of the spsoous best
ventilated buildings Ia the world Admission Is Doors
open at 81 concert 60 osmmepes at IN o'clock aftor
noon concert every Wednesday day for the
eal ton Of families At3 oock PE.
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AMUSE MENTD.

RR0ADwAY rHEATRE-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
y Lsesee-Doors open st6k; 70 commence 81 o'clock.
Press Circle and Parquetts cents Family and Third Cir
formed the drama IRIsH H6NOR-Hajor o'Dsy
M. Collins Nicholas Blarden Mr.. Pope; Mary Neville,
Mise Carman After which, the drama of the WRONG PAS
Whiting Sally Mrs John Seton To conclude with tho
farce Of THE HAPPY MAN-Paddy Murphy. Mr. Collins
Sultsna, Miss Lewis; Ko Ket. Miss Carmsn.
NIBLO's.-MANAGER. Mr.. JOHN SEXTON. TICK
IN etc. 50 Private S. Doors BON Il 70 CON-
mence at TX O'clock. The Raves perform night Fri
day. Nov. IA Toe wonderful Rsve Family ourles ne
tainments; Mile Berlin, Nine Marzett H. Maz,st
lar Antoine aud Jerome Three comic
s.ns evening To com @enos with the WgScK ON THE
the COOPERs in which Gabriel and Francois viii
Ssr1stuJ AND raE WHiTE WARRIOR IAntoins RavsiI
RRoUGHAN'sLYCEUM, BROADWAY NEAR BROOM
- etreetDoors open al to begin at 7 O'clock Drsss
Circle and Parquott 80 cts Family Circle s5 Orohss
ira Seats Slj Private Boxes S. Friday eveaing Nov IL
THE MONEY eARKET-Ar Crppledrake. Mr.. Brough am;
Hon. Shaftesbury Swyndel Mr.. LeAch Sauirn Mr. Chip.
psndalei Growier Mr. Lynne; Ars. CrppsdrAks. MIRA
Brcughnm; julia Crippedrake, Me- skerres To fol-
lowed by the operatc ballet at la
by the Rousset Family To conclude with KO55UrHS
KCM-Loui Deitcherappephemer Mr.. Johnston.
ITALIAN OPERA. AsToR PLhCE.-MAX MARErZEK,
Lessee and Mansgsrsecured seats, 0D Box ane Par.
quetss ST. Amphitheat,e, 90 cents sixth subscription
light. Friday. Nov "a Donizetts lyric tragedy Of
MARIA be ROHAH.
Ricardo Count OF Chalois. Siguor q. Bettni
Fnreo, Duke OF Chevreuse. Signor q. Rsdiah
hara Conrssss OF Roman SIP norma B Stslsnone
hrmsDde de- Gordi .................s ignOra r Plea
vsoornt Dc sue Sig. Csndi De fi.sqae ssnor Ssrni
Doors at OK performance 20 At ~ O'Clock
Box oiiee open every day from "A NJ till o'clock P.
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EosroN Nov. Id A. NJ.
The Cambria IL not In sight at the lower station aud
csnnst be up before three or four O'Clock
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dNHR1STP's OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL, no
~ 72 Broadway, above Grand ,treet-0pen every night
during The until further The original wa
Known Chrstys Ainstres prns efficient and YER:
cattle cofps OF "taented Performers"
nnder the management of E. p. Ohsty In
as cty for succession of tive have been received
with highly respectable fashionable udience
Tickets % GENTS Doors oPen Mt an" viii commence Al
IN O'clock The patrons Of rhrsys Nrstres respect
fully that the snsurd-v afternoon
continued.
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AZ NICKERBoCKER HALL, ZIG It'll AVENUE AND
h Twenty third street.--Grest suoeen OF Mr. An.
derson, the great Wizard Of the East and th, wonderful
dan ctnx and spsskng figures evening
eeebrsted old Punch and JUDY win tshe their farewell
enve. Doors at half to half
Admission twelve And malt oents- N. IA splendid
ILL for Nsek.
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NATIONAL THEATRE CHAFaaa sraEET-DOORs
open ct Nj curtain rises O'Clock Dress Circle and
Boxes cents Pit 2h Orchestra Tickets 80 cents;
Priyste Boz Tickets ST. Friday evening Nov the
sinDents Will commence With the drama Of NICK OF THE
Woods j. r. Scott ia six obarso Roland Forrss-
Mr. Arnoid Ralph Stack pole, fox relio Doe Mrs.
NICHOLS TO be followed by drsms of ths DOGS IN
The sHIP-Jack, Mr. e. Biaach I'd; jose Rmsro, Ar
Stafford I'm cline Miss Hatha~av 10 conclude with MO5s
IN FkANCE- Big Nose Mr. Arnold; Liseie Nose, Mas0r
ohm Murray; Lze Mas Barber; Harriet, Mise Coburn
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for the Golioaps.

Holiday Presents.
DALI, BLACK & CO. (successors to
I'D Marauand 4 Co J No. A7 Broadway sosh corner %
Murrsys inform friends and the public MAT shsu
assortment OF
DIAMOND and other RICH JEwELRY,
SILVER and Plated Ware.
WATCHES. CLOCKS,
PARI,S WARS. AID
FANCY ARTICLES.
was never MORE COMPLETE THAN ar rue PRESENT TINE.
and those in want Of HOLIDAY PRESENTS are invited
TO an inspection Of their stock confidently believing tia.
Ia not surpassed in VARIETY and by asy IN The
United States.
BY slmos, svery steamer from Europe they In recsps
Of NEW STYLES Of goods MADE TO ORDER, OF sE-
LECTED by Of he hrm who accustomed 10 devote
two thirds Of each year visiting the various MANU-
FACTORIEs Of ENGLAND FRANCE. sWfrZER-
LAND GERMANY, ITALY. SC. SO. the rma,nins
brief period Of the year being passed in thu ssre o.
ables hun, from Personal OBSERVATION, to OBJ
tam ii At kaowleJge OF the taste and wants OF their Gus
toners and tine public which could not DO obtained s
other way.
r. h h co, IN ADDITION
To their former large store have the past yoar, ADDED
THE WHOLE SECOND STORY s'ss SALE, ROOM,
where. among the many BEAUTIFUL AMI ARTISTIC
GOODS offered foT sale they will take pleasure IN show
ing the beautiful GOLD TEA SERVICE. made by them
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the beautiful SILVER VASE, belonging 70 tOWMO-
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B., B. 4 Co ALSO CALL
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ALDO, few very Superior Watches, that require ~ -
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No 6 Ba'olay-tt
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Duty is Safety -
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The Pp1e Story Boos OF New Fairy Tales
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Watts Divine ard Moral Songs With illuttrailons - "
Mamma Die Stones for her Lit 10 Bows aud Gas 80
Hoilday Howe n sres of Tales BY Miss Sinclair y
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LITTLE Anneb First Book m words Of three letters -
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Fanny aud Her Mamma BY Authors Of Mhnmas
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.-GIFT BOOKS
L ARRUALs aId FANCY ARTICLES

L < ANIMALS, md FANCY ARTICLES
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Ladies puItA sras Gits for the
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Chi'd ems Books Fancy Ar,clss Gsnes Toys &c 70 be
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Home Book Of Beatty Home Book OF Picturesque LeAi
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ron The Keepsake The GaJlald. the Works OF Irving
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Giles far HOLIDAY PRESENTS Gard Cases, Work
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Work Table Articles, nc, &c.
CHILDRENs ARTICLES
Parlor Bale Paint Boxes, 0raees Toys Pebssvss, Dcn
noes, and Juvenile works Of all kinds GAhEs-ihe
Trades or Knowledge IL Power, This Peacock at Home,
Game Of the Goldea Egg, DR. Fusby I1vo Puzzles The
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Maps Spelling in Play The Alphabet Bible, New Bio
graphical Game, Capital Fun Yankee Trader, Mahome'
and saatn Ameroa Revolution, Race Of improvement
Magic Ring Game of the Multiplication Table Queen of
Beauty, Historical Amusement Odd Fisures Happy Hts
OF Useful knowledge Tom Thumb Loves and Likes. sc.
Just published. UNCLE THOMAS GAME FOR THE
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pererts and admirably suited The and capacities
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amusing and mith provoking game sure to promote good
humoy and merrmept. Everythi excellent in quality
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Reliaione Notice.

~ Rev Hesea BalIou, Of Boston, will preach At
a. ths,,h of The Ro.toIatlon Monroe place Brock
In on " pDNEsD AY EVENING, gain inst. Ch,istmas
Hs Services CONNIE nee at O'CLOCK. u4t ~
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OYSTERS fx the HoLI

DICKLED OYSTERS fs the II pAI-
Il DAYS -PICKLED OYSTERS add BONE n II
KEYS, JtHed AID tssfef1lly OTRanented) GT Me- feE
Day Tables
The subscriber wOsld 10 pleased 10 Nlrass hhs ste-
and the pup sh the shove foftse Hkrays - ing
hem that lie cehescy Of favor pecnhsy IA ms ~ so
Cysefs the nrk.d suOsr0ry IN qauiify sah pei ina
ircasge and returns thanks for the par, roys,x,
December. 1881 IhOs. " rNS
s,s t,en The ..ms nIars Evening Pstes weabass asd
DsnsIs sapsTsirnlsd ssd Supplied Sh W. .sss.s.
Ne IIs reSi, recommend his Coafecsoxs very 80
-, d3t nMEst
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DREsENTs.-GEORGE W. TUT

observation-disclosures w. TUT
TIE invites all who intend pm chasing fancy oss
"a, Article. for the rh season. 70 make an early vs to he
splendid emporium No ,ss Broaaway Strangers espsea-
u will bs veil repaid by visit TO tbs famous "cso'iy
shsp Of all Nations" where may De found an immense
variety Of style and price, the combined hacy wares and
noysrs. Of the world. II would require volume -
enunerate half Of the ssns end ysnspss here -
lsetea The public young ssd old. 'ch and poor, gay ID
,S,i. may here lad any hing and eysthiag thai b. ~
can desire at prices unusually low The pres nsrssd
N oIan hxsr,s On even article. from rhch there be-
10 deviation. kfr FUTILE Is prepared ,hs ssassa III
tie lNssst aAd finest variety VI Toys offered IA no
Unt.e States 10 which he calls the PARTICULAR attsn' Of
all concerned the happiness ofihs child fsn d2i sN 'HF
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DOAkD-A Gentleman and his Wife can
lbe accom- With Board also ia angle Gentle
ps. BY applying No. Ri Henry 81. Refereness II
CHANGED 0<j D.
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FIRCULAR.-At the TeopeDing Of the
~ Mnscs ssaseb he us5ersss.d BEG TO direct tas sl
itatio3 Of ksr customers and the masca olbhe ~
RAJ 10 hsu MUSICAL CIRCULATING LlbRsSt,
yseh having heea ereaty eolares and eanoletet ~
saIDs collection Of abvark OF lee aamseis osn-
prishs the compositions al al the olssncA and meeerr
European eoEposers
The terms u sabsenptiaa remain ssslierea
for one yesy-.---.--si7l Per three mlnhs "a
Dor nosths-.---.-.- payabe N Advance.
Subscribers the whole rear have the advantage Of
premium, consisting Of 90 worth Of muse 81 ther 0wn
cABlee.
To the lovers u music there offered oppor
uRity TO have constantly, at very moderate expense,
he Of iage and well AssoFtea collection Of muse,
enabling them become sceuaste NTH the works nj all
The ancient and modern masters OF Germany France AID
Italy
An appendix Catalogue containing The very aiost
compositions present day has been published.
and ~ be fnrb he'd TO subscribers xratfs-
KERKSIEG BREUSING Impsrsrsof
80 lmMWSFs rsregn Music. No. al Broadway.
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ROARD-Wanted, by two young Men,
Id privaie family, WITHOUT young children lowsr
part Of the city preferred Address boI No 'os sae.a
Post once. ns' "
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DOARD.-Wan in the lover part OF
ID The city Par1r aud Bedroom. for Genneman a1d
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