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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 40.


EoR sALr-AN ABDALLA HORSE. I51 HANDS
hlxh, years old. and warranted sound and Mad In
tuele ana double karness. lie can to. mile in minutes
and 80 seconds and has been trained. rrce so
Inquire knox the halter No. lbs Fulton street, between
Il and o'coct.
C,AsT HoRsE.-roR SALE, A FINE. LARGE BAY
Il Horse years old warranted sound and Kind IN
every respect and mile in three minutes sale.
VIII he sold at fair valuation, or traded for low priced
horse Apply nj stable No n Boeery.
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW TOP BUGGY WA
eop, built 70 order and Of extra finish and style wiz
be sold low the leaves for soon Dan be
and will be offered for sale at HhTfikLDS Bazaar
81 Crosby 'trcet on the ed or 9Th inss
EoR shLI-h kOCKAwAY WAGON, SEAT FOUR
persons, light and in GOOD order. Price slf5 Also,
srendid set % heavy yr mounted Cosch Harness been
ed but little Inquire at stable "a Minis street, between
FRET and Second avenues.
EouEsTR1AN INSTITUTE. wfLLiAgsBURG II e.
former patrons and The public generally that be
lifted hs srlsnded sren, snd will for evening parties
on Monday. sept "A See regulations. In oircslsn.
ono HORSES TAKEN ON LyERy AT THREE sHil-
EOO lngs rw day. ~ Me United states sale aud Gem
rsrscfuiy sives notice that he has an oompie,e four
hery brick stables euasod ~ above, n feet ~
~ feet esoh &c be used fae and eommssoa stables
They built under the perecua supxrvcn Of tDs
os s;rs and bss, veniA,cd public staeles in eity 20
pabe of about CITY horses each whore
sale korses will Ne taken livery, AZ tlroe ninks
dap Win The tst Of feed ths, the market verd derses
sav rceeive horses 1hnvday sr ertsr isth. 1851
pair q hns horses for sae hr scttral very ga
'''N'' ''N - '''-''' . JAMES e. SUDAN
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VRAVELLERg, 0UIOa.

(1AMDsN AED AEBoY RAILROAD LINE IRON
~ New York 70 Philsdelphia-LsAye Pier No. North
River, By ste,nsost Jont POTTER Morning Line, ~
pccck; A~rnoon Lne, att o'clock Fare BY either
49, forward esek 81 tmisraas Line. a. ocloct r. n;
hre, eloo L. BLISS, Agent
IN and Pfiedelrhia direct-Upited States Mail Line
through IN az hours via New Jersey Railrosd Fare
ouosd 20 81 trs class So 50 for
fera az ~ t.on FOO, q Cortland, street and ~
nut street,
hreust tcken in she above limos through
dutor with through baggage checks the train
tes ding ~ p NJ Passengers aud baggage trAn
ss DO oted directly through from depot dspot
che route vfshsus sh,rgs
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InDlA HlUBBER GOODS.


su,o rux rUBLtc.-INDIA RUBBER snoEa-oUR
hiss been calico 20 sdvesssmcnt ~ Horace
N nav pubahci In ire Nov Yosk Herald Of flth July
1871 ana tss Courier end Enquirer Of date In Which,
siter mach usmersd abuse Of storrey, VIM Juescn
6sa he serts that dare not oharso hi with ps.ns
ocAvess undsr and tbas he d.
ot Patents In the ufscturo Of bhos
We have licenses for the msnunctare
a.; Robhr SHOES under ooodyesrs Patents raid
sensy, and dsiy paying tariff fo the s.m sns ssy
rt5er thsn rirsls upon Goodyesrs Pstents We think
more Iust 70 purchase right 70 use valid patat thar
- infrnse IL Mr. Day, having been rrocscutod ectrov
Sassd ocedysas rights. nsse setii,nep and .srssa IN
,tsre net 10 infringe his Pstsnts lie nov attempting
ot only said Patents but W nirre ovrselve
vho have Cor large our Licences
i nsu under them; and charge MI Dsy directly
,ni tbst oyer our own signstures with ptsons ryo.
locAyears Patents In The snufscturc q she shoos viii 81
hsis now eSsrns 70 the pubcj and We notice shs
asa AZ vso are eesesrnsd WITH bin W ~
"rss''i uArpEs
By Won. A. Buokinghsr,t Tr,ssufst.
rus NgHAAx INDIA ROBE So MO 90.
v. pstshiasse. PynsifsA
rcsp Cd,
i9sw resA. ~. u, 80
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NEWS BY TEL E G II APH.



ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY AT NEW ORLEANS.
NV ORLEANS, Septt mber Il, 1851.
The steamship Empire City, from New York via Ha-
vana arrived today She left the latter port on the
18th inst and brings the California malls Of August
18TH which were transferred to her by the FALCON at
Havana and 500 passengers She has very little specie
freight while in the hands Of passengers there {,
about $3.50 600.
There is very little news Of special Importance from
Cuba.
The Spanish Consul who recently left New Orleans for
Havana and the widow OF General Emma left the latter
city f. days since In the steamer Isabella Cathoca
for Spain
Business was improving at Havana Sugar dull
and inactive hlossses firm. but In limited demand. at
"a Az reals freights were dull with but little Offer
Ing. while vessels were abundant. Exchange on New
York, iAc. SIC. dis.
ARRIVAL OF THE scHR. CHATHAM AT CHARLESTON.
- CH.SLEsTos September 81, 1851
Thvschr. Chatham, from Havana on the 18th arrived
at Savannah yesterday.
Nearly $50 600 had been contributed in Havana for
the relief Of the families OF who were killed and
woundes in battles with the Lopez party A. benefit
at the Tscon theatre, over IS 900 were realized
On the 9th. grand re Desp performed at the
Cathedral ia honor OF the deceased On same day
the troops reviewed. and General Concha decor
many of the participants 10 the late eng ,gementg
Don Ffercisco Gonslles 0orantez add Don Jose Meza
have beea outls ~td for eecretIng arms
The brig Trpaisol a. with cargo Of Ice, totally
lost The 9th uitimo, Key Droton The crew were
saved, and have arrived at Trinidad.
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interests g from the south.

NAvAI.-ILI.NEss or COM WARRINGTON ETC.
BALrrNonE, Sept. q 1851.
Com Cunningham has been re-attached to the Nor
folk Navy Yard in place Of Com. Buchanan, detached
Com. Warrington is lying dangerously III at Wash
ington.
learn that large Onion seesog held At Savannah
ON Thursday night
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later from Aux Cayes.

BcsroS sept III, 1851.
Accounts from Aux Cages to August 2sth received
here state that the Emperor Soouque stu his
visit the north lie received with great pom at
Aux Cages 1t Is believed he will not sttempt at pre-
10 re-conquer St Domingo, atho ugh he has not
yet abandoned the pr,joct
Doubloons had fallen from S235 to $500 $e0l, Hay
ten currency Coffee in dem aud for the American
markets. at Ss9 per lco lbs. hayticn currency.
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CINcf-NAiI, sept. Il DOL
ere broke out at noon yesterday. In Codiipgton's
extensive chair factory which totally destroyed
together with thirteen adjoining buildings, mostly
second class dwellings. Seven other buildings we're
also partially destroyed Mr. Coddington's loss is So5
900 insurance, flj 600 The total loss about slV0
GO and the insurance 80 ,0Oo.
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Break In the Erie Canal.

FoRr PLAIN, Sept. %, 1851
serious break occurred in the Erie canal this morn
ing by the giving wsy Of squeduc about four miles
west Of Fultonvlo Ii viii take several days to repair
the damage.
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THE srVS yr TuE CHEROKEE.
The news will DC found to possess Considerable
interest
The Cherokee !sfs at Havana tbs Z. $. stsamsc
SaIanac and sloop Of war Albany
Mos. Of the rTis0ners-ail thoss In facS, who wsrs
not wounded bad beon sent to Spain Our rssders
viii end their names in our columns. Before thor
departure fre1L Havana. they wrote and signed the
following paper
HAv.S, C,-r PHisoS, Sept :, 1851
We, the znlsrsignea Officers and men ns- nssrce
parcps,on expedition against toe sdsnd @
Cvba under the CT General LcPez being sose
10 ,mharx for spain. cannot refrain frcm exrsins OF
bssrtfs,t .rattuie to Jo eph Crawford ucnsui es
GleiaI VI Britannia Mslcsty and 10 Mr. sydssy
smith prtsh Consulsts at this place. 10 Mr.. j. o.
1Svs.isr and 10 the American and Brtihh citirsns
o. Havana generally, ne also owe dec; o. dep Ems
isslpc gratitude. To them We owe AL for, By
sssir ksdnrs. aud genero.lty We have been
oiled TO overcome many Of the dimcuities and sunor-
ose debt q gratitude we would willingly express w
words but language falls Us hoping however, that
should be spared 70 return to our homes, We my
have opportunity of reptyng In part, the debt 10
owe should such not be the case, sincerely prog
that Cod the Ruler Of the Universe, aud lover Of good
world iii TIE blessing. ths Diss rrSyidsnce be-
stow; and after death BY reward more lasting s'i' ns
Msjcr louis sehlessngvr Capt. r.. II. Euls, Capt
| Robt. NJ. Order Lieut. David wiaborn Lieut. dmunA
| II Mcdonald, and l9S others.
1hey also prepared the soAVNihs cara 1' 20
| ea.ions-
Ur.v, sept, mser 1851.
To NV Cr4IrrNs o. rHr UsnEu siirEs iNp THH L'As~
| OF Cur. -. -. 49,
Nov on the eve of star.nz long vcya age We ssn-
moi 40 40 WITHOUT returning 60 all IN aucctonae sase
CONT n.i with q font hope that ott.re tne " -~
80, m unee- auspices of the most friendly nasore
We rsturp 10 thr rsens Of rnvaSa and Part'ousrv1
tbesa urIsr whose immediste charge &c nave psrn
n.c o,r thanks ior the sod manner IN "hicn
Inv Rave treated Turing t6e time vas our fortune
80 - .,,n them 1t J q. BUSH,
! F" r"A'" ~ 1t WIN n CRAFT.
Tor ..lY.s mi he remain Ter II he prsonem-
Aanexciis staten mt relati VIC to the prisoners.
which was prepared By Mr.. J. 5. Thrasher, lsts
editor Of the Fwo fnfpstridl, paper recently sup
| pressed BY the government.-
| The Prisoners Mt Havana,
| Mg TfrrAsnEEs CIRCULAR TO THEIR FRIENDS ~ rsg
! uNiTED STATES NAMES or TUE PRISONERS,
| uAy.~,, SEPT H. 1851
Having been requested by very large portion ofn
pssoners a. tho lale Cubsn expedition, 20 wrte 70 %
| friend. informing them of their situation ard -
hc. IN have thought 70 tst 60 throw ny oesctss,s
which must nccs .riy Ne general In Their ptinoP 60
lures Into the form u circular and ses 10
hcnet 20 address sou this At the reIr'-i 2" NN'Vs -
persons rrgus sting the service -. IA, IN p,e, A
Ia rri,on.rs were brought 20 tn cay Svn'
- -, - e. "a thsv arrig "a shaved ot Yer oam,
| chained two tcgethfr. and Tiae "a o., y" - .s..,
| IN Ire nr,., Durtns the 6rst f'E l"Is $1,000
] ,rs'y isssplt 80 9yss P'r@.'S~ " ~ ~ q
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Cotton Batting Factory Burned nj Paw
tueket.

PRoupEScg Sept. %, 1851
The large stone building in Pswtueket, occupied by
Messrs Coz Bstey fer making cotton batting, on
r, and nearly consumed when the passed at seven
o'cioek ihie evening
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Failure for a Largo Amount.

NV nAsxN Sept q 1851
Orvin Thompson Esq the great carpet manufactures,
at Tompsonvis and rarinville failed Saturday sst
for a heavy amount
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.oI,r. Ins.ii,xrnee.

- NV UnLrASs, Sept. ~, 1851.
The steam ship Union Capt Dudd left this port today
for New Ntrk
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EXPaEss AaEnCiEs, ..e.


prRfoRD CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
~ through in less than 20 days. via Chagrcs and
Our next will be sent the steamship
Illinois the 9Th Inst In charge Of special
VI Hill Freight 40 least 40 per cent less than BY
other Shippers charges
rsponAble Expresses and then call and ship their
scVds ut 10 ntis. Packages must be waterproof and
not exceed LIS lbs BEHfOnD 4 co,
No. vesey street, Astor House.
- EDrCED RATEs.-CALIroRNIA.-TRA
IA hon aeress the Isthmus Of Psnar goods
through to San Francisco at ippers option
Nelson 60. Shippers will fad their ero call
che underend before making For
particulars, apply -
4 zHcakissoN CO., Agents. 81 Wall s.rcs,.
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pAPni, IiANaiNas. 40.

cRENCu PAPER HANGINos.-Tgos. FAy< Z CO.
ne 80 Pearl street near meisen, Ole, " Neis;. as
Papers NO, all inportei direct tom ma sactprss
Aaa t9t stle ~ ths tssest yasss al yte sl, Sal gsl
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SALINE BIZ AUCrIOn


SALINE BIZ AUCTION.
A UorIoN NorIoE-oRooERIIs, STARCH rXR1Sx.
81 o Ssjhn; s sYons ssss TYs:d.y sept a
ss5s Dsy cs.; Of
tsssD1 psu9ss so'g c1ndle Sweet
mon hsrrins'' Bath Bricks Iron & ssfsst e.
Fl l. HoGUET. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ali the ocn 1s IL 1f @ n
~ bTosdway some Of which is partially damaged by the
%s
Psens %1s .
on Ss
ss saS Clothes A'ns' Also all
HE. WILLARD, AUcTIoNEER -HoU ,EIoLD
a. NJ T. I'd a srs vail Ell S Al ssss
SsSsy s'fss%ssr @ G0s A. III spsisg
paro led and Kitchen ursurs oosy 5,S
ding, &c. Catalogues reacy on morning ofsalc.
HENRY Il. LEEDS. -AUCTIoNEER. = SALE OF
Co I s II a Sssa
three Sor. from ss o a. 49,
sor,ne' elegant Household urnisurc made 70 order
ri T.sssty tsfsss sssiss :ass s
bt Sn y Y S sss @ silk
sISdid resssSsd Fianses9. Sr$ly salsSed
Taao Stool taoa Centre and Pier raSs With sta.@sr
nts handsome bedroom Furniture every desorip
% 0S & aa 81 .os OF M
ture with which the sale viii commence. The Atlantic
sS inc Of street. near the house.
A UcTioN NOrIcR-TBos. BELL. AUCTIoNEEa-
"A By H. n bpsh sale this day. st ioS O'Clock, 10 the
Goeds Clothing, Jeaclry Perfumery ALI merry Faacy
Table sad BOD IiScn, &c THos. BELL. AucicaeSr.
V'ERsNcE BOYLE. AUorIoNEeR, WILL SELL, on
seST Is ~ ' Sc s,r sa Mors S n c. rSay s
Roots Shoes Cutlery Class Cases. aud so The piriSs
and kitchen ornltste Cooking stove and oes Of
Is he-h and staso1able
T. COTTON, AuCrIoNEER.-sALE OF NEW AND
= second hand laratsre Carpets. Coaches, So This
No. q Bcekman and 90 streets the Furniture family
.iuss - house sa;s @a;SlesSp css
SSs Gsfs' s
sfSaS Sarps sS Ss S G L'sSs
M % large rsns Plate s Sa cous ss: pSss
rain shine.
WALLER GREESoCGH AUcTIoNEER FRENCH
w windy Glsss. q auetion-W; Gseee9ush Co.
store No. ies srcsi NAV &c The STAT oft6e
, Sa n1 s's soa Sa @S
f.tm 6ss 70 .o.i6 aud ls. ed aud la qualities ssa
at auction. Catalogues are nov ready.
YIN MCCORMICK, AUCTIoNEER. STORE i3sPRUCE
w ttr,o.;-Auetion Netee.-wm Mccormick will seli
tore. eonsissg Of for, and domestic traits Raisns
Sherry ana meS aco 10 sSsen r
susr Est India Porter Cause Of selling tho proprietor
JonN l.. yANDEwATEa, ACCOMMODATIONS
Plated Gas chandelier rSpdans Lu.S; and Girasasis
Tea SETS spsndis Glassware rspto. Msehs Goods Vase,
mont declining business: JOHN L. vsndswassrS Go. will
se. a. .ss on e VAN Ss r. T.
e large gas httiag china and glassware establish men
sss Fendsnis manisi Bracelets Lastrss GrsadCles aud
s I.my ans E Es G la .a9sy ss'sf
the newest style; bronze ormou and cut glass
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AMUSE mENTS.

ak NCKBkD0CKER HALL, EIGHTH AVENUE j. C.
HAiners eeebrated Ethiopian operate sesonaders viii
ava three OF their Tue day
bills
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,iaUOksB

H. --
RoRDrAUx VINEGAR FACTORY. NO PSI CENTRE
~ street New rork-Copssntiy hand, and for at
moderate prices. the following Of Vinegar
Matt cider. white aud Red Wine. Worthy attention
shippers greosrs, tatngh house keepers families pick
iers, Ne
old CHERRY wINE.-THE SUBSCRIBER. WANT
cherry Inc 70 cell 70 the sevsntsse Of the buyers kd
1r,ss 10 \. ClZbkAC, No III Liberty street.. The wine
IN essS. u tie :siS .asress. rsrmssssS
rruE CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE, 40 BRooxE
cid Isrden dock trsndieI vince &c The business
being eonduted entrely on the cash principle saving Of
prove the fset
RIsB wUIsEEr.-xALT AND GRAIN. OF SUPERIOR
Il hifh sale. from under IN
DAVIS HENkIQUEs. NO. 90 wall street.
SCOTCu wHfsxET.-EIour PUsCnEoHs RAM
- sys Grown Scotch sait. very high flavor and
House look. ~ DAVIS GESRiQUEs. No % Wall street,
london psd Dublin Porter sc, be had the oeie,
Grated brsndy store 40 Broome ssse Crosby
Nsrrs..<a 81 imported Fine Abshy aud Troy stoek ale.
genuine. None others admitted la tae essablishmsa.
no EPoRrrKs AND DEALERS IN aIN.-Tus SUB.
sertber ters t,se 70 inform the trade that no con-
nues 70 receive sad forward orders 90 bis house In Hotter
tgne ana schaarrs Gin into United
and Csnsds r.n the hsh staating his Gin has attained
aging y s. 70 any article Of the Kind is
In order V nett tie wishes Of toe trade he his
ptceA ~hih Val 3; mad no p known r.. enc
On had. 300 sehnaprs Iinl iss pipes swan Ola,
~ 40 se.h.eps dg e Do nsr,sl.. go'ssa; so 800 haze
ssignst,s ,nd Js,i e. 60 10, 90: vstd Durry kco
,n'sss U.s. 20 &. tiss E q r., sss,.s secsss Wits:
S5crcfa in, vsisira sherry Fort Bursuasy and
Other wints. Il pipe. half and or. casks.
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RESTAURANTS.


CwIFTs DINING AND COFFEE ROOMS. NO. Z
this establishment prepared 70 receive his old friends
and the public In general He will keep constantly hand
all the tcnoes Of the which he Furnished 20 order
Turtle ssup and Seak Tuesday and Thursda
also Turtle Sos thoso days for lunoh Every variety
Oysters IN ssason. commencing Monday, I'D inst.
CHAs. SWIFT, junction Maiden lane snd Liberty So
LIF1H WARD IIOTEI.-THE ALTERATIONS IN THE
Rcory aud hotel department. OF this hotel being nov
completed psrtiee can be supplied with every variety OF
and the choicest viand at all hours Entrance 20 a
loon in franklin street. number OF rooms newly fur
nished for the accommodation Of trsnen hosrder A. es
sonabie rates. CHARLES WRIGHT.
dickens SAYS IN his HOUSEHOLD WORDS THAT
log Now why should he not do so What could he rush
ct better particularly at this season Of the yesr aud with
such mngnihcent chsse, and oosty establishment as
SuIILkYSt TO ind the choicest oysters anot only ster
but all the varieties OF food known To the hum in
eudrg the Cei and prepared only As Mr. Shelley pre-
paros
CHELLY's BIvALvE vARIETIEs-No2IH-wEsT
- corner Of Broadway and Anthony street.
MIL Ponds and thrcwsburys.
East Rivers and Massachusetts, Bays.
saddle Rocks and Litsle Neck Clans.
Chsblis and sauterne Wines.
CHgLLEY's LADIES' DEPARTMENT., ONE DOC Z
~ side Of Christ Church. In Anthony street out OF
apartments with dinners and suppes from oysters
game, made dishes, Sc, &c.
CoRBYrs-TuIs SPACIOUS SALOON. UNDER rHn
neon with tho Dress Circle and Psrgue and entrance
cut Broadway The establishment has been Furnished and
tttod with due ressrd 10 eganse and comfcr None
attendants are civil prompt, and obling. w. 00RBYN
Will 81 all times DO happy W zee his friends and the public
In general
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sHsTsIs,ssRsvs

- 49,
rI'nE CLASSES OF TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
Ia ~ ehanieal iersDeotve Rad Architectural De.wn
" Modelling and design, at the Institute Rooms. No.
Persons desirous o. joining either % the above classes win
rooois fsCm 10 r. NJ.
q ECrURFS ON PHYSIOLOGY BY DAVID T.. uoL-
A. Tea Ii. H. DR. uo!ton will deliver lectures, illus
rated with plates, msnikns skeletons &c in thu New
lork Medical College East Thirteenth street, 6oif
With pn am 20 elucdate the laws of be a aud establish
he practice Of the in the ed alton of youth aad
Xhe corron walks OF e An introductory lecture (Which
VII be reel will be eivon IN the New jrk Medical o
sonie0 cling st Z oolocr NJ, Wodoesdav, Sept 81 1S
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to attend the
Introductory With or without tickets
E,M. BRAHDEIs. PROFESSOR or PLANO AND SING
~ n[ inois his form pupils schools and the public in
atoye branche either his residence that of his pupils
with tLore ogh and rapid method Of itng the al
knovledee he lcins perfect famiari tbs Eaglish,
fIneh itsan and German languages through either OF
which he rcay to give the tuition For PARTICULARS and
test OF reference apply at 80 Houston street. letter.
personally between and o'clock NJ Terms moderate
DENMANsEiP.-IN THIS COOL. PLEASANT
Il weather study 10 delight and Mr.. GOLDSMITH In
tes those sde and gentlemen desrou, Of joining hs
er classes, rapidly nling ut his rooms 80 Bcosd
way To take edsantsse of it ue also rooive limited
numteS pupils At hours most agreeable TO them-
selves.
AIUSiC.-A LADY WHO HAS HAD MUCH ENPERI-
w enee Ia teach Panoforts Music and singing wishes
btsln few puT at her residence No. 10 Stanton
,Btrset. Terms reasonable.
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giEGhY MEYERS's DANCING ACADEMY, at No. COO
Isvendras pear Houston street. Will b, Thurs
sag. Oetc Er. NJ will introduce several dances
nieh hs bas Ieeised by his correspondents at Paris nd
oadon. Application TO be made his resdnce No. Sal
AeUetoa street., from ten e. two O'clock.
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hARClNG hCADEMY-aT THl sUAKSPGARE. ,
AZ tel az william sreet--r. Megoo viii reopen his
academy fer instruction The elegant
r'cut vt dancing, Saturday oct pplio alton
made At tire above hotel from ) till . o'coek, r. NJ
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-oROoERIEs. STARCH rARINx
"a Rshins SUGARS. ssgSrs &o-0n Tuesday, Sept 2jd az
@ oeosk In front o. the store Dey street. corner Of
greenwich, Sugars. Coffee Segars Tea Chcory STARCH
6isD psue sr. sS' Gans' Sweet on
mon hsrrnss' Bath Bricks, Iron Safes e.
WA. CARTER, Auetionecr,
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IA aud g. Ie kODponay, who teach styles
TIC SHIT ti Rcdova Polka. Redowa MasOurta add ca
trey new concerted dance ossd La Tour present.
tn patroa they I'd at Sa-
fato ne winter academy opsned for O,neios M
ee ana Syn sstcs les Danes 5y6 Broad
doors stot0 titlcs the picture store Private tuition
ter ladies ard grnteen and essses for ouns ssos
masters fror 40 till in the evening Glass for gentlsmen
Only IN TIE evening" The book s open for private and
elass Ielils AZ the.roo daily.
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nAHCISG ACADEM Y.-sIGgOR GHsRAeDI,
a. ttankui for the Kind ct
zoy bees 80 inform hs irons add the plbe that hI
laneing Academy. 81 Broadway will he cseasd
1,tiop % pupils a. SATURDAY etobor H. a. O'clock A. NJ
frly ate losst Ds In fAuilie viii also
tare 10 assisted IN bis lessons by h.fane uhfririi ALI
omauriosons addressed TO eI Bi oadsay will be prompt
ly attended &c.
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WALlEk GREENOLGU, AUCTIONEER-FRESC
~ WiDdnN Slsss, a. auetion-W. Cseenough X Go.
viii sell Thuysday Sertem Der 25 at les sclocg in the
store No s Wall street whateyer be the sta the
weatler) French window GlasB. 120O boxes of prime
Ireseh window Glass OF assorted sizes aud qualities,
frt 6xS to si6 and It ID Sd aud 4tn qualities beias
the extensive assortment Of French Glass
at auction. Catalogues ready.
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Common COesneils

BOAR u OF ALDBR& RN
eFPr. f2-The Board mtt on Hold " al SIP. 81; Al
deib an AofgaBs IN the Chair an guorum OF nber
in their places The rinuses of the Last MEETING
were read, and the following petitions referred sna
approved
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DAyCINQ.


~ 0ayel have opened their Academy for Dancing and
haishl exercises at the stuyvesant Institute $50
way: Glasses forming Tuition will Dom on
she LIST Of October Wells Sister have passed several
rasSy ~ ~ Sasss scheoIs p r A. .ns hexai
eysteu ~ which propose to teach entirely and
adapted for promotion of health for the
ment Of graceful action and department. Apply daily al
The above address, from IL o'clock until 2
A LIEN poDsW0RTHs PRIVATE DANCING AGA.
"a denny No as Broome street, near Broadway This
estabshmsht will oren for the ensuing season. ON Mon
dsy, Vetcter o. Days OF Tuition-Mendsy, Wednesday,
children sad and ~. N. for gentlemen semi-monthiy
soirees, Cor pupils Only.
SEhfiNG's PRIyATE DANCING AND wALrZtN0
~ Academy No. 90 Bond street br t,kes in
1nao5nens ne elass days oommenciog October 18th and
lt wednesday and saturday, az half past three o'clock,
r iades ana nasters; Tuesdsys and Frdiys at colo tx
Tor gersrtn Private lessons at time not occupied Sools
and ian iies attended Soirees usual Mr. will
0uee IN addition to the gos la and rempte toe PArOdi
urka composed by himself Music for sale his resi-
aence ss abcGe
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rOR tyALn AND TO LET.

INOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Re-
tail bat and Ca store. now doing afourishing nd
wishing engage In
business the West store situated In neghborag