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DANCING.


MADAME AUGUSTA TAKES LEAVE MOST RES
W Psotipliy 70 inform the ladies and gentlemen Of New
18th spacious and beautifully arranged rooms In
sp s so% II a. sg Z. . rSi
CLEANLINESS PRIVATE DANCING AND wALrzINo
snd Friday
slas :s
Vi. Sie
DANCING ACADEMY.-THE WINTER SEASON.
~ Professor Goodman bess leave to 10 the pub
80 %hs most ,'r ms .ss r aa
P on fsrsSea a1s sss Vsa
moniss from the hghest quarters beth TO his character
having ssdt.n ss %
russsd are IN '.es :. vs. The academy o. the
non snd the progress MT ooodn.ns pupils have made
Eve years course Of esisheaie exercises Tor ehidres
s s may s.,s religious Ss'sSS e d,rsps
Ss 3D. 81 ,u a. Essex street. and At the aeA
HESRY WELLS AND SISTERS ACADEMY roE
s.,tuse ess bro.dwsy Tuition h,. commenced and all
sosa and .pprOprsse manner n Wells sss Sister have
passed several Paris 81 the Roys Academy,
Ss sScvs sSdros' Their system i entirely Ssy
"A. BroOme srestThis es.aSii shment opened f,r
ss.. shsusss on s,srssss for ssp. s' who ss az
other on and s.srdsy IN The sT:a
for sentemen prsetcns Tuesday soires
he modern dance. s IN x: course coz q ns,rS.
tion. For particulars, see oiroulsr.
EERRER0's DANCING AcADENY-NOw OPEN AT
Il No: "a West Fourteenth street, bstvssn the Fifth
and SIXTH Days for yoprs ladies and masters
Wednesday ana saturday Afternoons at half past o'clock
Ever ing class for gentlemen, Mondays and Thursdays Sol
ress given ss usual
NIBLo's BALL AND CONCERT RooH-rHE PRO-
~ pretor respectfully informs the public ths. his magn
hcsnt Ball Room has been PM In complete order for hs
suing ioason Many important alterations aud improve
mems have been made for the comfort ami eonvnne Of
psrssi reception saloon, parl,rs and dressing
With all the convsnsnces for ladies' rente
The valuable services o. Mr. yesey the able he
raj caterer for dinner and surper parties has been eeasd
Mr. Via provided with the best French cooks good and At
tenve waters and everything % the the .rket
aford will be provided Mr. vesey has made selection Of
the choicest wines and liquors. ana pains will
BE- spared 20 give subtraction " those Who dssrIus o
giving erst rate bale large dinners and supper parties will
Be treated with liberal terms For parteuls apply At
the Office o Crosby street.
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OrrIcE or IHh MERCANTILE MUTUAL I.sgn
Notice hereby sy.s shss soy s.ss q shs SCRIP % .h
he heldsrs thexeof their ie< aAivs ans
ssss Ne m ssy o. Nsv.nssr vert s.j shs. there
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident.
ALsAsr, Oct. ~, !

ALsANr, Dot. u, Ib6f
The eleven O'Clock train from Albany, the Hldsos
River Railroad, Of the track at Stony Point ak
miles below this city in consequence Of axle break
Ing. man named Fairbanks killed, and another
had his leg broken We could not hear Of any others
hAinR nured
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Railroads In Pennsylvania.

Pursncns, Oct ~ 1851.
The Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad Is open ten
mies beyond New Brighton, and an excursion trip
yesterday made thirteen miles in seventeen minutes.
The read will be completed to Alliance and Cincinnati
In December next
The Central Railroad is progressing rapidly and will
be open 10 Turtle Greek next week.
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AAUgEMENTS.

BROADWAY THEATRE-E A. MARSHALL SOLE
Pls. 1:%y md S.:
siss cents; Gallery cent?. Private Boxes IS and 50.
be okssnsa .l
k w s. SSs s SHAW pssy
payidEs; J,sh GoDs NJ Waiting Miami Madame C.isstei
With SEDDib RooS s sep Da
elmer Pipes MI Davidge Mrs Deputy Tomas trs Vernon.
NIBLos GARDEN;ssHANAoER. MR.. JOHN SEXTON.
% eommenc: At TX ooooi. Big La isnnas Benefit Eng
sit
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s'5
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Sshs 4! s:s S::
s'fRR Fl E y Popped v:
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boDR Es% conclude with SOME
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUN.-P. 7. BARNUN.
~ r.n.ssr and PrGgristor0Jean orsenyooa, Jr, Assist
oeass children under 10 years osn Psr
IA sns K q: r1i
ns sss soa
ss 8
w 81 S: If TEE RopEFT
hACAlRk ALI the ouriosities to be seen as usual.
rNABERNACLE.-MONDAY EVENING, oCTOsER a.
lSl v GonaH:: family viii give grand trtan-
Monday evening Oct q. which cason Mr. Emiiius
Ehrhfrdt the celebrated Pianist and greatest
the world the wood and straw nstru nent will the
honor Of making his first in America Card of
admission, 90 cents. TO commence at 8 o'clock.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM BQUARz ONE
block Above the National Thestre.-0eorEe Lea, sos
propretor3aoon perform every aernocs and
ing entertainments commence In the
o'clock. and In the evening ~ o'clock. The
Isns are varied and select and such can DO seen ~
other place entertainment IN New York consisting oil
Lea. Female EtAiOg.n Opera Troupe John Dsrond shs
sore the strongest man in the world who will brs.l
also challenge any kill bullock with his olenohel
Sat- tor amount Of money! troupe Of Model Artsss
~ho selected for their beauty and figure and who
sens.e number Of beautiful tAblsaux company Ara,
1rls who through variety OF strength deg
serty company Of Male and Female Artists who will giy
an exhibition Of Marble Statuary uneqused In the world
ssseher with variety of Interesting psrormanses ever
ssch day Admission-sesss in Private Boxes 81 cents
stage seats Hk GENTS boxes, oents psrquetse. l2h
aentA
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PRovrDENcE, Oct. 70 1851.
jury 10 the case Of Almfs BesEeley Who has been
under trial for the murder Of her brother came into
Court this morning With verdict Of mot guilty, on
the ground Of insanity She 1. detained I'm custody On
the charge OF eonspiring TO Kill the other child
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The Southern Mai.

BALTIMORE, Oct. "a 1851.
The New Orleans mall Of the 18th has srrived, but
brings no news Of importance.
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The Latest from Warrington City.

The GENERAL APPRAIsEMENT LAw-THE COMING OF
KossUTH-TBE INSTRUCTIONS To COM. MORGAN
OFFICIAL REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Oct. "a 1851.
The general appraisers have been instructed to meeta
the TIE asury Department the 10th of November for
the purpose Of consultation SO far the law appears
to work well circular viii shortly be issued the de-
partment with such instructions experience shown
TO be necessary for the proper deveopemsnt Of the
measure.
1t is little singular that the government has not been
officially advised in any way of the departure of the
Mississippi with Kossuth The instructions to the Com
modoTe on the Mediterranean station were simply to
offer Kossuh and hi, passage to this coun-
try and not to place the vessel at their disposal Unless
the Commodore has fit to depart from these nstruc
tops, the Mississippi will not visit Southampton but
proceed directly to this country This her
delay at Marsees in order to afford Kossuth oppsr-
tunity Of obtaining conveyance to England where
IL appears, he wishes to go.
The Philadelphia Moth .qn ica's denial that there
would shortly be changes among the Johnston officials
in Pennsylvania is a hombug. When Mr.. Webster
turns the fur will hy.
dangerously ~, and not expected To recover.
The lst at Wizards, for Msretseks great concert Is
npidly nliiDg II will be a brilliant affair
FROM CORRESPONDENT.
wAsnSGroS, Oct 20, 1851.
The President, account Of official business declines
visiting the fair at Baltimore to-day Jerome Fuller Of
New York has been appointed Chief Justice the su-
preme Court Of the Territory OF Minnesota vice Aaron
Goodrich removed; Alexander wlkip Secretary OF the
Territory vice Charlie, X smith removed aud Joseph
furbur, Marshal VI the Territory vice Henry l. Tlden
The republic barns that the Legislature Of Georgia will
elect Tombs to ths Senate in place Of Bsrrien
The widow Of Commodore Patterson died AZ Washing
ton, " steIday.
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Few PUBLICATIONS.

X ossuIHs FAREwILL ADDRESS TO HUNGARY
IN Read the ARMENIAN" Of this week being the onl
ou rial Of the United states which this eloquent and soul
stirring vsledictory is rubshed The Asmonean gives
in the erigns cermtn with spirited trsnssuon Price
Ga cents once lao Nassau street, ". Y.
TBACKERAYs NEW BOOK -sKErcnEs IN IRE.
n5s By W n Thseter.y, author Of. Vanity Pair
The History OF Fen Dennis The Great Hoearty Dia-
mond, nc, &c rmbellished with thirty eight beautiful
illustrative enfrsvfnss Illustrating ebet ehsrscters and
scenes IN the Whole work from original desgns drrvn By
the suthcr on The spot n. Peterson, No . Chestnut
street Phsdephs, publishes this day the above
york complete in octave yoems printed on the
only Its. beyond all doubt one Of the greatest and beat
works ever written the English lansass Bookseilrs
sgents and all oh viii please send IN thor
~ Copies Of the shove vi be
cnen this country, on the receipt Of remisnees for he
same, addressed 70 7. n. PETERSON.
No. g Chesnut street. Philsdeiphia.
Single copies. 50 cents
LIoHT WARS or THE NEW YORK HERALD, 1870
~ V lss far sale bound up in Eve Volumes would Ne
valuable addition 70 any library Apply 70 Mssrs Bags
Brothers, " Park Rev. No duplicats be found any
rfce valuable not only for the reading mstsr but
ruide 70 resr 70 fSr peltioal statistical sat Commercial
facts.
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS KIPLER HALL TO
lv1 let Apply to J. Ii. WARDWELL, 800 Broadway.
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT TO SHOW MEN-FoR SALE-THE c.
LIBERATED Californian lioness Also young grizzly bear.
For particulars inquire Of Henry B. Plat los Broadway
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CHsstssroS, Oct. "a. 1851.
Alien p Owen, late United States Consa at Havana
ard family, have arrived in Charleston
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BosroN, Oct. ~ 1851
The Massachusetts, Demonstration, in favor OF Daniel
Webster for President to take place in Faneul Hall next
Tuesday evening, will represent every county in the
State. The call is signed by 10 leading wings in Bsrk
shire, Ia in Hampshire, 10 in Hampdsn, in Franklin,
so in Worcester, 30 in Mddlesex, % in Suffolk, Is in
Norfolk 25 in Essex 10 in Bristol 10 in Plymouth 10 in
BsrnstRble and 5 in Nantucket and Dukes Many Of
the most eloquent men in the State will address
the meeting.
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MATRIhONH MADE EASY, OK HOW TO WIN A
~ Lover .Professor Lswtor, Of London, hayins sr,ed
in Boston will address receipt OF dollar
rost paid plain directions 70 enable ladies sentensn 70
win TIE devoted Affections OF the opposite The process,
srective o. age spp.arsnee os,eni .na l.sI ,hsueh
that detection 10 i'm possbs address Professor Lswtou.
Roson Mass No letters taken from tbs Post once unsss
the postage ia raid
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Completes OF the Canadian Ministry.

lVHVFIV VNI I0vIs
The ministry has at length been completed, by the
addition Of Mr.. Young Of Montreal Commissioner Of
Public Works, and Mr. Tscbe, as Receiver General
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EXPRESS AGKSoTEs, 90.

sNALIFORNfA FREIGHT AND PASSENGER OFFICE,
" Cortiandt street Passage BY the mail steamer Of
tse 18Th sst and than Any other ooe also. By
ARNOLD BUTFUN q co.
RERroRD d co.'s CALIFORNIAN KxPREss-BY
- steamer Illinois, saturds nth, charge of specsi
Asnsr 20 san Yreish.
srly 20 eea pound postage cents Through ~ 18Th
November We guarantee TO deliver all gocds with
che o. mall. Packages should be vsterproe ana
ceed lbs lbs W be sent in before II oclock Saturday
charges fer eusen house consular fse Ne veey srse
Astor Hevse.
fN RRooay's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
VI Parcel krpressWe will despatsh parcel and
litter esyress per ssv steamer Daniel Webster!
usual 10 steamer Illinois on Saturday. Oct IS p. n
deavy vesht should b left ~ our once Friday Blank
urnished vsg dire ctons for complying win u 3. Gus
;ems fsssstioss Ne charge for Custom Hosss business
antl ~ e'elsch r. n. THOMPSON d HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents. lag Pearl street. cor Of Wall
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IsDIA RUnnEK sOoDs.

ID
INDIA RUBDER ovIR sHoEs. Doors, Erc.-rHE
subserteer would respectfully call the s,ten on Of the
ladies and ntlemen Of the city TO his stock India Rubber
usses Shoes boys shoes 30 being the
Perfect sssortmtnt Of every style aud hind OF India Rutbe
Shoes 70 be found on. the oy Prices
low {" any other part ofthe city Al shess w,rrsntsd
c. BISHOP. ISL Broadway.
India R.bber and Gutts Psrehs Cosds wholesale
tail.
ITO THE PUBLIs.-fsDIA RUBBER sHoEs-oUR
attention has been called advertiser BY Horsce
Dsy putiished in the New York Herald Of 18th July
% and the Courier ard Enquirer 81 dae In which.
aftr much uerted abuse o. attorney WIN. Judson
ksq he asserts that dare charge him with prsns
Goodyesrs Patents under aud that he Dies
not infringe ooodyear Patents in the manufacture ofshoes
have purchased our licenses for the manufacture f Ia
money, and daily paying tariff same; any
other might have done the same disposed 70 do
rather than pirate Goodyear Patents We think 10
more just TO purchsss right valid pssent than
70 nfrpre H. Mr. Day having been prosecuted. aeknow
edsed Goodyesrs rights made settle ment and agreed
future not 20 infringe bis Patents He st,smp tins
rot cpy 70 infringe sas Patents but 10 ipiure ourselves
sad work under hsm charge Mr. Day directly
and that over our own srnsturss with rrsng Good
years Patents ~ the manuscture Of the shoes which he
nov Offering 70 the pub snd give notice that he and
al who ere concerned with him In purchsing vending
Shoes made violation Of ssid Patent Rights viii be
HAYWARD RUBBER Co.
THE SlwARK iNprH RuBsERnFe CO.
FORD n CO.
New rorh, July IA, 1881.
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N Z WIS BY TELEG IL A p III.
eOo0NNoo~~Ne~~o~~~oy~~~
THE ELECTION I'm VIRGINIA.
0Nr~>DN>o~N~N>>0>>o~o.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
N00~-NNNNNo0NNNo>>~o>o-
MOVEMENTS CT THE POLITICIANS.
~NN~N~N>NN>No1NN~o.>o.>
Fatal Marine aud Railroad
Disasters,
Co., &C.. SO.

The Virginia Election.
RICHMOND, Oct. "a, 1851.
The vote in favor Of the Constitution for the
State, has been almost unanimous.
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
In this district, Samuel Mson democrat, elected BY
very large majority over L. G. W. Cowper, whig.
SECOND DISTRICT.
r. X Meade, democrat had opposition in this dis
trict, and is of course reelected
John NJ Bolts whig has been defeated in this (ths
Richmond) district, by John g. Caskie, democrat The
latest returns show that Judge Caskiss majority very
large.
NINTH DISTRICT,
In the Loudoun Ninth district j. r. Strother whig,
Is elected Morton the late wing incumbent BY
heavy vote There democratic candidate in this
district
Charles j. Faulkner, the Independent whig candidate
in the Tenth district has undoubtedly been elected to
Congress over Henry Bedipger, democrat. The follow
ing are the majorities for Faulkner, in the counties
heard from
Frederick ......... 26l. Berkeley ...........l50
Morgan. IVA Clarke. H.
There still four counties In, and although
they were strongly democratic at the last Presidential
election it is more than likely that the Union sentiments
. of MIR. Faulkner have tended to cut down the demo-
cratic vote sufficiently TO insure the defeat Of Mr.
Bedinger
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
George W THOMPSON, democrat, is supposed to have
been elected over Thos Raymond, whig in the Wheel
ing district. Mr. Thompson has gained largely Brooke
and Marshall counties
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SALES M AUOVIOn.

tEOR sALE-oNE OF THE MOST POPULAR PIANO.
ramas OF the day. in successful neigh
ecrins city. Address Panorama" Newark, N. j.
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AUcc,s...o s..i SoT,GEnossEs cAnREAoEs aAE;
pey street corner Green woh street large covered
ssdss, SSis, s.rs ovT Hsr.s silver plated asras
Auationeer 81 Dey stree. Green Fioh street..
"A PyH. N Bush-EKter ye and valuable sale Of ele-
@ ocSss IN ,h all d1ssnSpo% this day st
also three splendid pianoOrses Mr. oconuor will be on
.'movins. Alarge lot of goods from an uphOsterer.
III E. WILLARD. AUcrIoNEER-A GENERAL AS.
'Hrtn:ns q fyrssus s - auction on SATURDAY morn
H. wisrd viii sell As shove. II Moopsr.s sale. rsen
sssorment Of rurH sSss q
bureaus Centre and Gard Table, Sofas Bedsead
suite Ai.e, pspisr nache Ink Stands Desks Antique
.ToBNL. vANDEwArER AUCrIoNEER WILL SELL.
PlaSs: cSasns Of Cs&.a 81
i hnS SsCss collection Of new nd ,r. y.rsI sS%ns
Sns their ems are invited % cal.
o osscs a. i Wall ..rsos ta'''d '' 70 ''"
y COTTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLOTH
~ tae Pier Glasses. Stoves. &C. Se;,r Cotton win
ion % Bsehn.n, Ann street. large s.ssrt
fSSs sas ssSSs ssnd isa.S ,S S s
and os' s s, sD 15., E.risg
Tent and plain Bd Carpet. and oil cosn, s isa
Mat.rssse. P.sssr', bedroom furniture &c. Also two
~.
ed House 70 le'. Inquire At the Auction Rooms.
N c.. KEMP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURSI-
S. E5 os:s ossTH s s, ssar ..r s
ae,r Futon.-R G. Kemp will cell At auction. as above,
without 10 pay cash advances by catogu large
and valuable Assortment Of PAror Dining Room Cham
and Kitchen Furniture Gssels three ply stair aud
ell cloth csrpeng French pltte Pier Glasses and oval Mir
Oil Paintings rosewood Parlor Fur
allure carved mAhosasy Sofas Tetss retss; Arm Chairs
nshosany spring seat Chairs Rocking Chairs rosewood and
marble ssp Centre Tables library sSoh
Nasdroees rosewood mshosany and walnut Beds,esdsi
sres,s silver plated css.or with eat sass bottles. ivory
landed Table Cutlery Tea Trays cane seat Chsr bronrsd
ron Iiststands; hall Csrpet and general asormsnt OF
good Furniture, ell Of which we'll worthy the
buyers Aso handsome assortment OF tapestry Brussels
ply Brussels stair ingram and oil Csrpsng which
VIII be sod In ot1 10 suit purchasers Also 5000 imported
Havana Ssars OF fsvore brands and worthy Of
20 pay cash advances Also % baskets Of Champagne Of
.e known and favorte brand, will bs sold to su
cash. peg advances Catalogues morning
,EURNITURE AUCTION sALE-NosDAY MORNING
Nlox eeies. balance o. Assaee's Furniture. Also,
sserys hsnasoms mahosasy Chairs wanu, do Bsi..ssd
-spt rcsshcr Beds Mattresses splendid st Of chamber
Furniture Crookery, Paintings, Csrpets. no.
d. 8. houGH, Auctioneer.
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ONE TRIAL WILL PROVE THE FACT THAT. FOR
sssh setscns can buy the choicest old Btsndie Vine
Nhesty kteere Swan Din, &c, Re a. the celebrated
Brnndy store 4rBroome streA BrosdwsT sud@ per
oeht less thsn 81 any other house IN the ctr.
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LIaUORs.

RRAND1rs, BRANpIks, VINES, GINS ne, cesrIs-
- ualy landing and for sale from the wharf the
United States Bonded Warehouses; ~ The lowest 20 wble
pr in assorted packages Also fine assortment Of Bs
L. n SIMPSON d SONS, Importers 10 Beaver ct.
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HIH CHAk.

GRoCERS' BANK.-THIs INSTITUTION WILL CON
~ menee business Monday next 9TH inst. the co
Of Barclay street College Place un tho folio wiz
direction
Snarles nisor, Alfred r. LagraYe.
EDWARD Ellsworth, william X. hsnwiok,
Lazarus, James Mathews,
James dwell, James r. Brush,
william H. van kNeck, CHI Lilienthal
Cyrus Knapp, John Armstrong.
Orison Blunt. CHARLES DENISON Prs,dsat
SAMUEL II WprH Cashier.
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nEAJERs IN WINES LIQUORS. SUGARS, &c, CAN
ave firm ITO Per cent by purchasing a. The oes
treed Brandy Store 40 Brooms street. near Brostvsy
hlrsys hand large ard eh.ce stock o. ase old Br.n
her On drsusht
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ROR DALR AID no LEV.

GREAT BAR0AIN.-A LARGE GROCERY AND
"A Liquor Store, ave private attached with stock
excellent business: Terms easy Possession immediateiy
INQUIRE Of hALLOsr u AvenusC. Once hours from
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HAIRIM0HIAL.

MATRINoNrAL-A GENTLEMEN. ABOUT THIRTY
l Of Pies sing person, and address moral and
rslieus character ana possessing sbeut $500 10 de,rcu
Of uniting himself with aady possesnr similar guahcs
tons Money 10 net the main object, but the
above would be desirable Ladies are respectfully requested
70 address a early ss possible 70 a, Herald ofiee.
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DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE OF TRIP.
sr Hall during three evenings In the week. will pleas
~'''' W '''''' W ''" J. g. N&RpwELL 800 Bro.dw.,.
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NEW YORK AMPHIrHEATRx, NO 81 BowiRY-L


N North, Proprietor Private Boxes oents; Boxes
and parqusts 70 CENTS Pit l2H oents Doors open ~
ombnaon Of talent for the ensuing week. First
he engagement Of Mics Mcfarland the celebrated
keeps.senent Of Sam Lsthrop, the peoples clown
night Of the Shepherd and BY Levi North
and hsdAm Num- Fifteen beautiful acts of equestrian
M IN INC circle yinsns Jumper Of Pekn ~ Master VII.
gar Double Somerseting by Mr. W. Odel Graceful Act OF
~ Mt: North and Madam Nunn Highland Fling By Mise
Trained Dogs introduced BY Mons Harper The porforn
.,nces will conclude With LUBIN AND ANEETTE-Lubin
Mr.. w. Odei; Annette Miss Mcfarland. the 10th inst
Mr.. Levi ]. North will re ceiye a benefit
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A PARTAINTS TO LET-THE FIRST Story ROOMS
and two front rooms second foor No 22l; also, I'd
81 and 4h'foor each consisting Of rooms, No 81 East
Eighteenth street. These apartments genteely located
and none need apply but those that their and
3rcom th story No ITS East Seventeeth street. Apply
l22 Norfolk eet Stanton.
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SC,UOO, property. The advertiser Ia. removes EN- 70
% Nssrsu street second door the left the entrance
Houses rented and rents collected
RoDERicK LAWRENCE. IS Nassau street,
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
" Oct Is lo5-The President aud Directors has this
day declared dividend Of ave capital
hs company Tor the sir months ending lt August last
payable TO the stockholders on and after Saturday LAT No
venher NEXT The transfer book will be closed from
Inst uau that data. BY order. C. L. EvEaIrT. seory
y W. BYRNEs & CO., % SOUTH STREET. NEW
York, and 30 ateroo road. Liverpool have for sale
START Drafts, payable In town
lresnd, Scotland and Wales also bwa
low Line Of Liverpool and Lon don packets the Rcd star
Dramatic and Saint Georges Lines Liverpool Paeket
Certificates for the above lines be had
On moderate terms.
w 81. T. TAFscoTT q CO.. 70 SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts for amount payable throurhous
Crcst Britain and Ireland They also soe axer ts for
he Red Star Line, the swallow Tail Line ths DramAne
Line, and Line Of Liverpool PACKETS and the Line q
London packets Passage BY any Of which ships
taged on reasonable terms.
SOUTHERN BANK NorEs-yIRGlNIA. NORTH
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noes cheeks and certificates Of deposit wanted n greatly
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-25

LAST NEW YORK PROPERTY.-wEEKLY AUCTION
~ Sales-Te commence on Tuesday, October 2s 1851
ten o'clock A M the ground advertised in
is hereby given that the subscribed
J. Pitkin office, 68 Broadway New York. has ARRANGED
for the sale of property NJ East New York and
Long leland Tuesdays of each week. auction where
he will be happy to his friends and persons
wish to mako locations within the vicinity
city Of New York and land as can found In
any quarter OF the country. :. r. PIrkIN,
General Agent, Office So Broad way, New York.