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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

shoe Efndlings.
OEGs Of sll sizes; Thread French RuBbers
sufe!straPs Size Sticks, r.SfoFsaI by
Nov: 2. T.IRAWElNS g. son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30
RaETICAL
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

N. B-It Is necessaTy,to enable us Il. make
onr full returns, tbafthe Cash bepaid on all
goods received q theD Depot before they areiaken
especially from those who have not been.
very psoHpe heretofore. a moderate credit will
de extended % Fegniafs customeIsSon articles for
s~ale,excepnng Flour, Coal audi lor which
the cash VII beFedmfed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-11-30

st0ns go 6O
For one copy 1stbe Congressional Globe, Appen.
dix and Laws f5EShe next session, 3 90
S9PscFiP9ieps should reach here By the 18th Of De.
seempets t4arthsst, To msuTosallt the numbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
psltn rtaM GNsRsP aiHtsU NJ.


DARTNFR WANTED.--A GENTLEMAN ENGAGED IN
the dry goods importing business, wishes partner,
(cthor epecia cral,) with capital 81 SUD Tnc
dvcrtcr having ample cyrefience and an established e"r-
oer most ahle association TO any
gentleman having the required capta who would IKE y
have the daily supervision Of pleasant bunegs wthoet
labor who have son ne would 70 pl1Aed
Introduce into mercantile life fAe opportunity a no
favorable and worthy tho nOtiso c. srch - sos
pheasant and agreeable business Replies addressed 20
George, box LIE lower post ooe, viii meet with prompt
attention The most satisfactory references given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
AGENCY.

ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.-THE SUR
serbers have purchasers for two and fashionable
houses situatd between Fourth and sixth avenues and
Isurteert til and Thin tyfourh streets Of S0va
luc eaeh six do about 1900 value each; do do about
$1,000 value each; two houses not less than twenty-five
front three deep in any good location from sixth
Fourteenth streets about $1,000 value caeh full sized
house In gentee between Fourth and Tenth
sire eta old fashioned, little Of repair, will DO
objecton price TO be from 5000 TO $1,000.
JOHNSON & DUNDERDALE, 80 william st.
N. B-Money to loan bond and mortgage, at per
cont in any that be wanted not less than S20
SWO belonging to Trust Esste 60 loan at per cent,
on good city Of New York property, in sums Of s5to
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
rAuuv n,.rlcLxa.


HUGHES DUPUY & CREHANCE NO. rs VII
~ liam src.s rpEteir1 importers Of Fancy GoeSs Jo
- Bei.u lroa hf,lees. Combs Brooches eracslats
sui D. Re- ua fans, {rnFftftev rtt.0f-. KFslN4H
E-ads percugsio- Cars Hooxs and Eyes ua, sims snd
Aoeortecns aud ylp Of atty
Paris ARTICLES resolved b. every sssansr.
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SECOND BOARD.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

ISLEvENTH WARD NORTHERN EAGLE CLUB-THE
= democracy Of tho Eleventh ward respectfully in
vited meet at Union Hail. avenue and Fourth
street Monday evening" October lth 1867 at O'Clock
join the Northern Eagle Club and proceed to the
Park take in the general torch light procession
take place the above evening. BY order.
ERASTUS w. GLOVER, President.
EIEna n COOKS B,s#0r' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
RJILLlN ERY.
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

Japan AND THE JAPANEsE-BY TALBOT WATTS,
D-For the opinions OF the the second edi-
Of this gem Of nteresths naoroeau q Epieurcan
concise yet ccpous romantic yet authentic
pation Of ali that Is entertaining Price, 80
p NEACLE, IS Ann street.
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AgTySOIANsYs

A sTR0L0GY.-DR. G. w. ROBACK. FROM SWEDEN,
"A tely from PHILADELPHIA, offers his services TO the c
Of New York lie is able /, foreei past and
future events Fee ladies' 5g gentlemen, ST. Ma
tives calculated and read in full riding 70 the
cles and masculine signsladiss ST. gentlemen 80 Ma
tiNtes calcuiatedadies, S. gentlemen, So Ofhce No
white street New York where letters post paid, will
oeyo imme diate attention. For particulars daily
rcrs Amanacs can DO procured At the Office gratis where
certificates be SEEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
mo TILE DEMOCRACY oE TILE THIRTEENTH

ITO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE THIRTEENTH
Ward-Feow- democrats the crisis has arrived--the
blow be struck aud the corrupt system Of primary
democrats, submit longer Our dearest rights
have been wrcsteo from unprncpd mob not resi-
dents Of ward The voice of the people must be heard
In primary elections must forever the
The last primary election held in this
all others in the display of that vicious and
depraved spirit that has been growing up among us Tor
number Of years
Therefore We Democrats Of tho Thirteenth ward, feel
TO take such action will dseroy the evil and
show that the spirit of freedom aud civil
liberty utterly departed from And acting upon
earnest convictions have soitsd and obtained the
oonsent OF The following old and tried Democrats to be sub
nitted as car ddat the various offices your gift.
For CONVERSATIONAL Swackhamer.
For Assembly Charles ID. Field
For assistant Aldermsn-Chares i. Stickney.
For Assessor-Thomas w. Pooley
For Constables-,Iohn W. Somer'ndyke, Israel F. Cohn
inspectors Of Elcction-Frst District hip Merke John
Narreper Second DistrctLewis Wilmington, p. H. Nay
hew; Third District-John Mcnamara, Albert Miller
Fourth Dstrict-James Lsroue Samuel d. Walters: ffth
Dstriot-Johp Seeor. George Webber
respectfully invite all citizens opposed TO the cor.
fupt diseraoeful manner in which the
Quoted the Goth Of August to give the above ticket their
@A''''NeN SAMUEL D. WALTERS Chairman.
PHILIP MrnKLr, Secretary.
KoTICE-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELEC-
N the Seventeenth Ward hereby notified that
A. r. Patterson has leen appointed Collector by the FL
Committee and Is the only legally authorized
60 collect money for the said ward
ISAAC EDWARDS, Chairman Of the Finance Com.
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HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS lMApAME H.

IL IT
Giavellil Academy for Dancing, No. $50 Broadway
combined with in struction in the dances most la mode
and in pnror dancing through all its The
TEN Of exercises for the heathfu active and energetic de-
velopement of the muscular powers of young scholars is
found highly beneficial The of acquiring elegance
and easy style of motion in dancing lie reduced
comprehensive rules simply explained and thoroughly
taught 70 step properly in walking forms part Of each
lesson Classes gentlemen Mondays Thursdays at
q and +. N. For ladies' days, II and ~ A. NJ
For Masters and Misses Wednesdays and Saturdays
a 90 A.
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LIQUspRs.


IMPORTED MALT LIQUORS, WINES, SPIRITS, &c
porter Cos india tonic pale ale all in the
finest order in casks of and dozen pnts and dozen
quarts; uenuesseys London dock brandy 10 years old;
Burnt it's unequaied London cordial fine old Jamaica
Scotch whsey of superior quality and great strength
Selma pp Holland GIN Duff Gordous and other sherres
fine old London dock port; choce Madeiras champagne
equal to Heidsi.ks Mt 81 Dozen Also, OUOn OF the
choicest Havana and 9th for sale in quantities to
and delivered free OF charge part OF
New YORK; Brooklyn WILLIAMSBURG Jersey City, &c. by
importer G. y, LETB DEE, SO and - Fulton street,
Aso 100 dozen Of the celebrated Catawba Victoria wine.
AMBBRY's GRAPE LEAF CHAMPAGNE Held
IL seek, Max jolly Cos, bouzy, kernel on cardinal
various choice brands philade pha porter
pale ale &c. for sale by WIN. IL. UNDERIIL. 40 Broome
street, corner of Crosby.
7 oND0N CORDIAL, OLD tom GIN, AROMATIC
~ Schedam Bitters UnderilIs superior Wine Biters,
Branded Chorrie Cherry Raspberry Peach and Black
Cordials Scotch Irish Bourbon Whskey NC. &C. For
sale BY Wm II. UN DERIILL Broome snd Crosby SITS
NJ b. PETERS Il CO., NO. 800 BROADWAY So
lVt cits attention of families to thoir extensive
old PORTS Sherres ard Madciras which they
imported expressly for family BrGndios OF the
best brands and vnta for SALE in wood or on draf
Scotch Ales, London Porters CO., &C.
l country dealers their extensive stock Of Wines
dies and Havana sogRrs which they have imported
expressly for their fall trade and Offer them at the lowest
market price cash aud short time buyers Orders sol
cited and promptly attended to- by u. b. PETERS, 800
Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

1NHE Art OF DANCING AND Waiting CORRECT
- in all the various branches Mr. Charruaud, assist
ed by M Oglyie would acquant those nd
him with their patronage that in order to promo. the i'm
Of all and retrd their p~ogrsss pupils
will be shed according 20 their genoe and knowledge.
That Is IT, the beginners Tor thoss who have
learnt in class by themselveshose VIII, learnt.
and wish TO learn dances also Ia class tho nseive
at different hours This has reference all the GLASSES,
afternGons EVENING" and evenings
tescept the ecree nights month"; exclusively de-
voted for practising all tho old daucee danced
IN society without extra cbrre For and particularly
please zee Morning and Evening Express.
NJ WHALE AND DAUGHTER RESPECTFULLY
W announce.th their classes in dancing will con-
mente on Monday October H. at Gothic Hall Broeklyn on
tuesday lNh at 90 Broadway; Wednesday, 18th, at 20
above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

GREAT STALLION MATCH, s2OOO.-CENTREvILLH
" Course, L. i-Trotting -TnesSsy Oct Il. At * z.
$50 h. wagons D. Tallman h. ST. Lawrence; Joel
Conklin b. h., Washington. The proprietor OF the
Centrevile Course feels proud cling match like
the above his track believing to be the first Of he
wide world for superiority both Of speed and
bottom He is satisfied without going into details that
capabilities of ST. Lawrence familiar with lover Of
he horse the American Continents and he will in
behalf Of Washington, yet but little known the trot
ting turf that when put to the test he will be found
wanting. JOEL C0NKLlN, Proprietor
Railroad will leave South Ferry, Brooklyn for the
Course, at o'clock M and return the match
is decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TROTTING.-WED.
~ nesday October 18th, at go o'clock p. NJ purse and
stake $3.50; mile heats best three in FIVE, in harness A.
Conkln enters br. Brown Jim d. Pfer enters
Lady Bond Tanning Albert enters g. Major G. Perrin
enters b. m. Flora Temple.
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
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AIR. EMANUEL BRANDEIS, PROFESSOR OF PIANO
M and eiug begs inform the public that he con-
tnues teach said branches either at his residence or at
that his pupils Tho brilliant success Attending ms ap
proved method enables him 10 give most satisfactory re-
ference Please apply at $50 Bowery from H. or and
o clock II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

M ATRIMoNNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN
NI Lovcr-Professor Lnwton Boston, formerly of Lon
don, viii tnd 20 address receipt Of dollar post
PAID plain directions TO enable ladies' gentlemen win
INC devoted affections Of the opposite as their
hearts may desire The simple, but capti
waiting sat sll may DO married. irrespective Of appesr
ance or position and laet though least 10 be ar
Ranged with such and decaoy that detection 10 IN.
possible Address Professor Lawton Boston, NOES No
paid.
ID EgIISs0R WILSON, Tur CFLEnR ATED AsqRo-
04er 2.NHr ONE ftrecs rtfr fsseX rtrett tHts WIN
s.s-est .sss4acy, .e and resoyery,
sne in business time Of description Of wife or
husbani, and ali events VI lie, pact or future
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

EoR SALE, WITH LEASE OF FIVE yEARs-A RARE
chance, seldom offered. Tho American Union Restau
rant T. of Park and street, situated
in the best location in the city opposite Aston House
and Park and the terminus of the Harlem railroad To
business it is chance rarely met with the only
for disposng Of the place. Of the propre
tors i'll HEALTH he not boing able to attend to business
Address by note to e. Herald Office, with real and
aln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

CHALLENGE TO TIE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU.
~ sand dollars.-The of 1acony will Mac
any other horse the world milo heats best three in Ave-
under saddle the Hunting Park Philadelphia
county for five thousand dollars and miles and repeat
in harness. the track for five thousand dollars
each match half forfeitto ro time before tho rtt
Of December 1862 This challenge TO remain open for
ceptsnee two weeks from this date.
JAS. H.SKELLY, Philadelphia, Oct. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

CENTREyILLE COURSE, J.. I.-TRoTTING.-GREA EAT
" match for $1,000 to twenty miles within the hour
wednesday, Oct 49, ct hapast two o'clock precisely.
match for S200OMr Perrin names Gray Eagle oftho
to miles in hour; Mr. Perrin bets also
that Gray Eagle Of the West will heat Trustees time
N B-0mnibuses will leave Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, at
~ o'clock and until halfpast o'clock r. NJ returning
soon the match is decided.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

LNoR SALE-ALL THE PROPERTY OF MRS. GRYMES,
consisting of large mansion house. three cottages,
and several building lots All the houses built
the top, the decvty, of high HILL covered with
large forest trees and command extensive view the
the bay, and city Of New York. For inorma-
ton apply at No. II East Seventeenth street. from to II
O'c l0ck A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

II NICKERB0CKER BANK OF TIE CITY OF NEW
IN YOrkNotce is hereby given that the nth day OF
October between tho hours of 10 and II o'clock A. NJ
sn election will be held at the Banking House. Eighth
and Seventeenth street. for the Inspectors OF the cleo
ton for Directors Of said Rank TO be held theoowing
day Also that the 18th day Of October at the
place, and between the hours Of 10 and IL o'clock A. M
election viii be held for Directors Of said Bank TO
the Articles Of association IN place OF those whose terms will
then expre and so for three Inspectors Of the election
next thereafter ensuing. J. A. QUINN, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

Two LEAsE-A COUNTRY SEAT, AT HURL GATE.
north Of Eighty six tn street. with about II acres Of
land belonging gentleman in Europe, containing
aarge mansion house, partly furnished hre carriage
house. hot house. and other out buildings shrubbery &c
choice garden with good supply Of and expensive
plants flowers The grounds extend to the East river
with dock landing place. For further particulars ap
ply to L. II. BROWN II Wall street, from to2P.M NJ.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED,

COUNTRY SEAT WANTED TO HIRE.-A READY
~ furnished house the Hudson river for next summer
The house must be on the river One near Newburs or
rsniens an t. f wes Sixteenth -. W.
HOUSE WANTED BETWEEN CHAMBERS AND
II Fourth within blocks Of Broadway having
and before the first November Address
Lex.IIcrald Office.
RooM wANTED-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO Sc
N the occasional II well furnished sitting room,
the western side Of the city not above Fourth street
srsnea 'A Idsrsss D. through the Post once which
will be strictly confidential
SIS 600 HOUSE waNTEp-wANTEP P TO PUG,
{, the nrh 'f ds Of me RsI IN lie
Of Broadway for vaPh s ssh T Is P
so City Railroad stocks wpntedw antea TO purchase
to NJ. L. sheldon, No. IS Nassau street.
DRY GOODS.
AIDES, CLOTHS, FRENcH MERINoEs ., PLAID LAID
and plaid silks Several .s a% Of 9f sSyo
IRWIN X co.'s 23i and 80 Broadway.
MODES AND RoDEs.-F. GAvFLLE, IMPORTER
N and dealer has just received by the ass Hays steam
'f' 's'e's Six Velvet q and md ro Winter bonnet
Dress caps new and rich head dresses.
smss: ssgs ana 1ps seaG dresses
Fine parts embroderes.
Corsets, flowers ribbons, SO. &c.
aod forwarded to all parts Of tho
United States 6l2 Broad way, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel.
CHAwLs, BLANKETS, AND DRESS GooDs-THE
~ best stock Of the above be found the
Savings Store 1875 Bowery exhibited for sale in New
York.
Among the shawls are
1900 cashmere, long, and square shawls,
5000 elegant printed wool 10.
5000 fine wool long do.
and many other kinds all at tho lowest prices offered.
Among the blankets are
Bat6 Whitney, and Mackraw of every size and quality
all exceedingly cheap
Anong our assortment of dress goods can be found
ELEGANT Pereisn de LANES,
livery color of French merno
A large lot Of paran1ettas, ...
and lots Of styles goods before offered in this
market. I. w. a. w. L. ClLLEY,
Bowery Savings Store, l26 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10
EERRERo,s DANCING AcApEMY.-MApAME pu

n . .
IL BREuL FERREhO, and her brother EDWARD FER
RERO respectfully TO their and the pub
lie they have we'd TO their commodous
premises No 50 Fourteenth street. between Fifth aud
Sixth where they viii reopen hor school for in
sructien in dancing saturday, the 10th of October
Days tuition for young ladies and
and saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays at So A.
Evening class for gentlemen Mondays Thursdays at
~ pm. Private lessons and schools attended Sorses
given usual PsA class for young ladies and
at Isl and 2s3 Fulton street, Brooklyn Tuesdays and
Fridaye at 81 Pm Evening class FOR gentlemen viii
mencc the 2lst instant, at ~ Pm.
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join /. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L. TROTTING-PURSE
~ $50 with inside $50 half forfeit mile heats
best three in harness Free for horses that
of $50 To on October 10th Entries to clio
Monday evening October Ith by o'clock, az Falkland
Duryea's Hotel East Broadway and Catherine
JOEL CONkLIN, Propretor.
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pARCSlxss ACADERdsEEs.

CARD.-TO ALL WHO INTEND PASSING A
"A pleasant evening afternoon in dancing the under
signed pectully acquaint sde gentlemen AM families
that the classes forming at No. GOD Broadway.
Eveur "a FOR ladies' and gentlemen for lsdes
and children All applications to be mado at "a BoweEy,
bookstore. X. Il c. II. BURNTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

LNNRICo ALLIEvI s. BROTHER, DANCING ACADE
n my No. Fl Howard street. Enrico has the honor 20
inform his patrons and the public, that Peracchio
Enricoe dancing school, late Sc Howard street. has been
removed to No q street at the late Ferrr,s fshoa
able ard elegant saloon under the firm OF Enrco liev
Brother Tuition Of all newly imported steps and Dances
ut all hours OF the day and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

NOR SALE OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY, ATTIC
and sub-cellar brick house. No. lS First avenue, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets Also to let the
cellar and basement No T0h PEARL of Oak street.
Apply to SAMUEL r. IL NORTON at MIR. 8. g. SMITH
office No SO Rose street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

A PLEASANT PARLOR ON FIRST FLOOR-sUirA-
IA able for gentleman and wife; elegant front par
ior with bedroom adjoining third floor Rne 70
the fourth floor TO let; furnished with
baths, &c. in the new house, No. ~ Wess Twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

TNHE FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE-MRS. CLEVE.
land has removed next door to the Metro potan HOTEL
No J6 Broadw where she m keeps
ready made shirts Orders taken, and executed tho
shortest notice. VI. CLEVELAND. 2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

~ WRIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY. MILITARY
-. Hail. Bowery, opposite Spring street.-Mr Wright
would fully inform his friends and former
that his school for the instruction OF ladies and gentle
will open Tuesday October g. 1852 Days Of tuition
ladies' misses and masters Tuesday and Saturday af
ternoons, from till o'clock for gentlemen Tuesday and
Friday evenings from till 10 o'clock. Mr.. Wright will
teach all the fashionable dances Of the season n BGr
W. will give private lessons Mondays Wednesdays and
Thursdays For further particulars please call at Mr. VS.
residence, ISL Tenth street, or at the above hall
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saOrssES, rs. DO.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR GENTLEMEN NOT REQUIR-
ing tho of their ht this winter They
thm kept reasonably and provided with tho very best
stahng and excellent but short distance in the
try by calling at the Herald Office after o'clock If
the eNnninr.
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MUsyCAL.

A NEW, PRETTY AND EASY PIECE, OF Music
"A the Hop schotsch arranged in an easy key for prac
tce for the panoorte by Van der Wade seeon
edition sill be ready Monday Pm olished and for sae
Wholesale and RETAIL at BURNTON'S, 214 BowerY, bool
and music ore. Price one shilli1R.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

n U. APPROXIMATION OF CHARTER FRAME
~. TO American Chapter, No g. o. u. A. wedr esday
evening, at "a o'clock their chapter room 800 Broad
way, near Write street Toe members friends Of the
order are invited TO attend Tn frame will be
Brother Picton Editor Of the Sachem in behalf Of
Their James Webb. Address by Brother Waleh. N. B.
Ladies admitted.
Gowns, Q. of J. X, HoFF, sachem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

DIANO ToRTEs.-THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF PA
in this city be at the warerooms OF LIN
colin e. THOMPSON, AL Broadway including Halet,
Davis Co.'S celebrated molan pianos Of new and most APP
proved scales Acknowledged superior any other in the
srket Also, large variety from other distinguished New
York and Boston makers Gilberts aud others second
hand, with aud without the Golian, various prices
LINCOLN a. THOMPSON All nrondvay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

vU>HE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROBES
Il Ia sins ing, 6ignor Eliza Valentino teaches singing
piano thorough base and Accompaniment She be
During the three years that che has been in New
Yorh she tauxt hundred adics of whom twenty
arc and forty In the FIRST sooety
VYTANTED--A PIAN0.--THE ADVERTISER WANTS
w 20 hire piano for which no would be willing TO teach
either violin The piano TO pay the oft
Of given to his being good tehoher Address
q. +. H., Herald office.
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THE TURF.


UNION COURSE, LONG IsLAND-TRorTING-oN
Monday October 1lth, at hale paet two o'clock, r. n.
and stake of 81 $50 mile heats best three in FIVE; in
harness. q. Dimmick names b. g. Jack Rosser; W. Pes
McIaushlin, b. M Lady Brooks A. Conckin, g. M Lady
Suffolk. will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn for the
join !. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-10

LN0R SALE-THE LEASE, FIXTURES, AND FURNT-
ture OF Of the extensive rants oyster
and dniag saloons in New York. spendidy fitted with
every convenience, and nrnithed Ia the best STYLE
marble bars tables and marble floors with thirty private
attached richly furnished The above
il equalled by any for size Style location business
being in connection with and convenient ver public
halls billiard saloons, and houses of amusement Apply
TO j. H. STAUTs 28 Fulton street. under the Bank,
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