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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03
LEGAL ESTlCES.

cation ct.as Mayor Aldermen and ConmGnslty o. n:
not ar,sdy s aar5s Tses
said city Ths undsrssuod Commissioners estimate and
in the entitled matter hsreby give notice,
tho people Of she state entitled @An Act to
Ing c ss ' s SsS az, ealsa Sn
and Tases IL ito oi'y and county Of New
Nay s4 70 tie oSner ovnsTa occupants,
Of all houses and mprossa = nns as
nsnt te above eatted s't tsHs a a
eppos,a Ia he same are rqaestsd q present their oboo
sons, in writing to Jonathan y" AlCa tho chairman o.
Sss. o. bis i' nace And tbs lie us oi6rseed by the
Ali that psrt ofrst ns beteesr tho aorrthSrly
fourth s # tF.. ryfaqs zen Da sSsTgsS y SsP
water msrt on shs tss river * e rss sad iss s
mark tle Iast river ~ Or near Gag soathsr saa o.
snd afso n that psr 4 rst avenue the eorthory
side Of ih street nnd The Lac II & gases 9ars & On the
LAID ooorsa .ts damage nap q the said Com
sns9 s lie sy on % M New Tps Aad al also. sii
e rEsss n . d ya ane e a, sds * sas rss
Sstwseu te norther streot and the line
riy Sac d ash ad and coorsd the benets
map o. ns ss'g s ana ap
Map property to m 6eneastsd b opening frss ave
Wua from
'sh New York Apri 6f2 Richard Atucrman, City Sur
vcxor IL now on ie IL Street Cotnissioners ohioo
AZ The csty of New ara also ali the pieces or par
Ses fronting lyng hotn adea o she treett
pf Forty second street The oahsrly hde ot EShtS
(ourth street bounded tie east ~ ia. ahVh1 ns
sxav hate said First snd &teNuo Al am On Sne
.West by line halfway distant between $50 FIRST aYsnus
ne6t p,p on Rle aid ~ e oEoe ol the Srot
omrni the City Of ew YOrs Ard aiso al the
ecos or psroels land situate lying "a both dos the
jreets ptorsectng said First agcds w ~ lax
street lot at the e tho 10y ~ the
oorrer Of and First avenue s9 tne ot . .s
rear OF the lot Mt south corner q tn rtrest
Fyt sveruc; also lots AZ the rear 9 he ansuar o
AZ tho nortoegt corner 9h sreeb and Fret svenue
also the triangular at the % tns so ~ the
of roth street and First svonue Also tne
triangular lot at tho OF the lot 80 the
Of 12st and First Aeo, three lots on
ortbr side uf i2st street. drtent shout teet
westerly from the westerly eide n said First avenue Also
tvo ote the Of ktrat contiguous to
land Of Philip Medollor and the southery slde o.
l22d etret Aso, two lots At th q land OF fhiiy
Nledoler the northwest Of First and
INA Also, three csB owned by Philip Mile
oleY the north west of led street and First
Psyne tho rear Of land Of James Chcatcrmanl he
Tween nnd l2ih streets and lying wot Of First avenue
and as lying tho north side Of Ih street, distsn
neysn westerly from thc First avenue. And
ehe srd do further Give notice that
mort In tho above entitled matter viii 30 made and pre-
snted 10 tho supreme Court o. tc state a New York AZ
Snecia Term Of said Cours 50 10 hoid at the Cy si
a the CITY OF New York, Saturtny. Tho th day OF 10
cembSv IS and that then and there or a. soon teseate
~ oountcl can be heard Motion Wu no "sae s1ss sa
repcyt be confirmed. = ,,,n,,
GEORGE n. PU&S }uemmissioners
WILLIAM SINCLAIR
"' :" D'V'''' Dated N,v vcrs ssps "a 1884
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Ths Destiny of, Ameyiaa-gfhe Effect I'm Eng
ianI OF The zonc star.

[From the london rin Ies sept 22l
Among he various acids Of br DAD political sp -cuia'ou
there T. suggestive han dscoveraDle In
intur. desisies ot America We the iui
porting sipiy the thirty three United states bat
The entire woridthe two enormous continents
of North and south Ot Eur ope Nap Deon remark
ed that ia halt ceDturys anne Il would bs either Re
publican OF cossack sAd we least conjecture
which ot these Two ~ ill nt be- Hut is the of
America to b- oein.aad conceived In heir pyeeut
political, dion tAese Immense territories reson
Hose II Europe IN che oors or Cnarlsmwne They sie
impefitctiy siock'd by motley y puation inclihng
barbsgons Tribes osgeLviaie races Ti-iug communities
powerful statts feUn north south and east to
complete snd uuacei0, IL except the boun larry be
tscep he htin cGosv and the Union and perhaps
hfs is ~ Rtta nceesr tor making this
shnl hId 10 froptks demnreaton or Iuit likely to
h. riaht betves the oar Sea aud ape Horn II Il as
tnr' itar which on NJ the States OF Aneri
continent as II what would bo The Kingdoms OF
tptope ten etntuiius ago Enrl n French Hussieus
sIaDia0s aud Portuguese have each
~ tic field but bsSide ,hes. there is a composite com
uunuy more po~s, TN than ali
" the reader VIII glance at n mSp Of America he will
ohscrSe that the tao coutneats appear fairly anjnel
noy parthitneu among greater aud smsller States (;
hut the truth is that few az hese formations or divisions
my promise of anraity. NrxI tbe United States
Zee The ihmou- eouutry OF 4xico of the upolos
tufOfies IN the world and vas' that before ss
cent losfes IT. extent aore 6ve times tha of
be spansh peninsula. 70 this day h comprises i'm
mtmc provinces, abo1psDg In lainfral aud vegetable
wtb hch In historical raaticos aud possessing al
Ngts fom pcogra, Steal situation which secoad
But MeSicn ~ cue pte4,nt ul0msnt exists in
1--WE bot . name II canpbt construct. organizc or
| m t'hh eny corMiturion or government IL cannot
~ 'uaPe thy 81 the tncrnus on state provide TOT
I tt itllehi TresaSG Domestic or f,rrtpn lts sub
~ ennr ~ is only nttiSated by ths sp,rsen' 80 ant
nSe :. lsp"rulauon v ha. no f'on icr. escsp,
he ap. tbc very u,ans invade IL II all points, Tb
| ni ni'ft snd ~ enemy mUru turmidabc than tbe IN
~ t it ~rting far tho Inevitable coa@ummtaon woou
| t SD be wholly supT1'uous ~ prcipiate II
q NtcC suGnfr.et vifgos ~ tcrnbcs resennb, ne y
rUptp. rtosptca vno pnri'icn aau stretching iron ~
paSys Z he Istlmus 9'iate' % cspo Horn tn 'sf!
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UtArpkSlNCo

n Asp OFF CLoTnINQ.-- WANTED TO PURCHASE
I ,iout two thousand doliars worth Of good left Of
C thing IA large OF email quantities, for which the fup
value Nil lie literally gwen in current money applies
Il II persou ally, Through po1t, 70 JAS, MCR0NER ~
ha tore No u 0rsuxe strset, nehr Chstham strset
(>AsU FOR CIQTHlEG~-LADIH or CENrLEMKf
having any clothing iurture TO dispose o.
receive valuo In cast, by sendins 20 tbt
stnre, By letter through tho post COHEN 1f hudscf
atr' e. Ladies' attended to by Mr. Sehen
EENTJ fMFN, BE IN TinE, hND SEND YOUR
~ Winter Clothing 10 63 Pearl street, near Broadway,
Nicrc gov con get them dyed altered turned or
rhfed ~ short notice. Don't neglect your oyereeats
t"l9rs innings buGonf, and every article prepared 70
~ gquSt w UtN, Go<ds sent for, W
A, CoRTlSs0s. $50 rosrl street,
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MlLI.IN ERy.

EIRsT PREMIUM MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
6s4 Broadway door below Prince stveet, the
Metropolitan Hotel.-Hrs. w. SIMMONS respectfully
her patrons ard strangers Visiting this
city tha. she has handsome assortment % Paris fall ssd
millinery, In addition TO largo assortment OF her
ov manufacture Of the latest fail fasbaaa Also just
seyod by the last steamers large inyscs OF Paris ssr
slka veyets ribbons feathers artfcsi towers &c. so
Merchants aud mners supplied BY tao sngls boz
net as usual. Mrt. 8. kindly sSiioits sau
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ANOTHER SID It P lSSAG FROM EUROPE.
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a = i " n =
COLLINS STEAMSH p ATTAIN TIC.
~~>>~~N>r~~~~rN~>N>~~>r>
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
>>~>>~~N~~~o~>~~~~~~
MORE ENGLISH VICTORIES IN BURMAH
s~>>~>|~>r~~oN~Ns~~<~o~>o
gEE IMPER Al PG0GRtM in FsANCE.
>>coY>oNoooO~no0~~o~N~
THE LONE STAR In ENGLAND.
~0~~>>oS~>~~>>~~~>~~>~~>
ONE M NTH LATER FROM THE
AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINES.
.N>~.N~>NN~~oooUNN>N~~o
INJURY TO AMERICAN SHIPPING IN THE
CHINESE SEAS.
&c, &c., &c.

The Collins st-smship Atlantic, Captain West, ar
rived ut her wharf at eiaht ock last evening sh,
left Liverpool At quarter befonc three O'Clock Wed
ueeday Afternoon the 2sd ult skins the passage from
pier to pier In days i've hours aoS hftee. minutes
Theisst six passages OF the Atlantic tr sad from Liver
pool have been made witt remarkable Sud unequaled
regularity all OF them having been short Of ten aud
half days eeoh pamcly:-
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TIE provincial Diet Of lomsrs ais vas opened on the
1871 Nt stettn.
ef sud merely formal situ Of the Zol yerein Con-
he the lath AZ hich tha pcu botcnaries
o hc Coalition states tlid tLey would be- iloe to pre-
sUUt iEe HIy of their GG,.rpm-pLs ia nuswer In
pIplsia before the sotn inf 10 the me ntnr ON tie
1854 the lrussau pl.pipot"stissy invited n the repr,
of ilanoyer Older burg Rrup sick and ~.
ian states and announced that IN fut nrs prnss
vi negotiate with those States vj,o nccla "a ,be
dtc.utation Of 3uth AUgu-t
1tc Pfus,an government has Agai,i declined 10 take
any t,rt IN the plan proposod by Iaosand TO found
GeiiOsu colony In surram
The latest i.ports rt the dist Pats OF posen whore
chotrs prevails, are still very unfs .sorabLt,
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ttr .fgHnoi 9 frhnNVs, s,cies that the Austrian
~ - DC Alairrs - Consisn;ircple, had succeeded In
b titg iom Inc fotsih nent an ordee tbas the
,et teet hh'to cpjoyto by The vessels OF en,base.
repht "aioraIoe') OF france, shall be extended
% HtDtttrr al all otbes ctun,ri,a
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Gcn TcherrycbeG who bss been Minister of War for
tho uat twenty i've years 4 eevea from duty aud su,
pistref the Imperial Bouo died al st. Petersburg on
The u.
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India.

<ispsl' tssye'o Oh .ta Or u ntte oft1s! !sta
a. .1t,p SOC aFsyai o, she hyefl, i,s.c ,,o, :,
NC 'H'''' FSS9 'l.a, SsicNts !e!tsr Of August sa
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letter frem Stockholm, of the sth ,,,.. ,hs, ~ 900
had tumutuous outbreaks there fer throa
evenings. which. hpteyer "a beea - ,nrc,s.d 10 80
uoee The riots by A1 eI /, The i; rni
po,cc u he Perte exciting the lnce orsl,t ths
JoSs Numerous arrests had taxed lace Including rho
edi or of the paper
D. Palmtlad,s distinguished sebo sr and far tvo,,,
two proes or Of Gfcek In Us University dos on
the fth, agod sixty. iolr,
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The Paris journals continue TO ba s,sj withssk ,ra
A'V'IFeu i"ih ~
R 1ou,s NApoI.'ns pi'si,es :" eu- soo.n - may
cit'As 'b'oe seui U~trIhl "ueti", - 1 b4en
fte 'hbusieHc me various to"at 'ni ,ukAs VI n n
psrefu were o cofheo WIN io,pi'Ai eh"ea.s al che
ptapr ftcenen RAN Win cries ol we hHF ireurir
Viye Napoleon III =" Eive L. Sauveur do Ia ,,n.ep
As rhe ci tRy anu ssula1y h1sn Prona.'eH parts In
tbtse demonstrations
The ten men aud t~o women VINO We're stfs ted 3Oth
'nh". ior Heefslis msnuiactuilpH ranhVn informal
Ptcsicent bave been found guilty. Sul ara ntona -
~, ~ LI's 0'a' piasJ was called
Ibtfe II az othtT ht"o u tht hbs AS1et ~ .erest
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One Month Later from the Australia Gold
miue<.

Advces have been received in England FROM Sydney
TO the LIST If Juyfour weeks later chan
They give however consecutive intelligence
snshr estimate 10 be formed OF the genera progress
Of sairs Gold bad rissn at sydney to Gs psr ouoce
u Ind also advanced at Port Philip FIRM tbs Port
Philip miD.s rhe aceou3is favorable. On Peel rigsg
Hanging Rtck she yield stated 20 be lutre.
foods had been experienced 10 oistricts,
sud ctnuunicabn had t-sn in errnIted. Tho G.,s
moyeN,pt l. carr, vi 81 anothcg DS
lie meeting the subject bad beenneld ~ sydpey.
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GRoFEssruR DE DANSE EFT DE TENUE-EU-
epe Cora Offers hia services 10 she sciss
Gentlemen Of New York 10 instruct them In The most
onstls dapces OF the day The success attending his
last winter hss induced him TO settle Ia tha CITY,
he hopes 20 merit by his attention and nssduity
of the Academy Of RuEic in Paris and lately
o dancing the government olsses in that nstu
ton ho h satisfied that he will be able TO lpart thorough
b ledge o dancing In all its branches In few lessons
Private famlee, eohoela and olasses tee ssntonen ro
sre tfuly solicited Please address 500 Eouston sroet
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DROP. b. YATES AND SISTER, IL YATES, HAVE
1 opencd their Dancing Academy NJ Washington Hall.
10 Ter street corner Bowery where all the fashion sbls
dtacbs will he taught Tuition Tsesdsy and Friday
f misses aud boys; from Ia TO 10 T. N. for
autlta Private tosohipg given.
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MORNING, OCTOBER 3. 1852.


EXCELLENT CHANCEs-THE LEASE, STOCK AND
II Fixtures Of that we'll established Drinking And billiard
saloon corner Of Or, Jones street and the Boery will
business which requires all his attention Cali between the
hours of and o'clock r. NJ (Frce and Easy on Satur-
day eveBings.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

apRIyATE DANCING AND wAbTzING ACADGHT,
81 bond atreet.lar. STARRING takes pleasure In au
pcins the class days ladies sHi young matters
a days and saturdays AT 81 celoek for sontionens
Fu esdays and Fridsys at o'clock, r. M oomnenerg o.
oxer 5h AND 18th glasses will formod At other
private Lessons given every day Boarding scho and
ea attended and soirees exclusive pupils parents
A.
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OPERA GLASSES AND SPECTACLES.-A FINE AS
~ Of the perfect Opera Glasses just received
Paris for sale and hire at tho optical establishment
c Godbacher Bowery where person can also be
std with good spcetaclcs warranted o superior quality
vh pebbles and perscopc glasses, applied according to
t Practical seientihca rules Of optics by M GOLD
H. HER Practical Optician, Bowery, between Hester
UN| walker etreote,
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MORE NJ " LASSES-BROOKES DANCING
IVA Academy, at lis Assembly Rooms, No. 3j
breeme street Is open for the season. The most
~ ionale styles including every variety of waltzng
this country aud Europe will he taught in the shor
possible time for the NEST reasonable charges.
4 class viii be formed Monday, dth inst, for
private pupils. Two classes for the general term
" esdsy, 9th ladies and children meet at o'clock, II.
81; gentlemen at ~ o'clock T.. NJ Also class
esday afternoon: for children commencing at 3
o. eek Mrs Urno evening class for ladies eNcusively
on lnesiays and Fridays. commencing 80 O'CLOCK.
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F1NE ARTS.

nAGuxREEOTYPk.-THzB BEST PLATES YET.-TH1
~ subrcrbsf perfect ell the scale Pilates
he celia beware Of refuse lots Price, ful!
plates, el0s mediums. & hundred Liberal discount
te ms trade. VICTOR BISHOP,
soie ASent for mssufsctnrers = Walden Isas
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OR FoR os, crpA:~ !! e. ,r,rr. >, ,u,, and rs,,
Who hide in crevices and cracks
Aud rob us of sleep and ease,
To start for Cuba IN packet,
And as strong as they could muster,
In the hreeehes, or the Jacket
or some sturdy hhustor
To Southern olimes emgrate,
Ard choosing MI g stay hehind
They rush upon their wretched fate;
For LYON, foe, TO rats and bugs,
scor & Rim aas aas pS PSwds5 sGds s saS as Tna
yoN's mngnee POWDER and Magnetic pills for The ox-
te unttn of aud yermin are sold Wholesale and
re ail, at the principal depot 42f Broad@ay
DRENIUM FLoUg.-THE NAVARRO MILLS, WHICH
.x.rs s K. % IT, 1t IL
'nthsnd' constantly Tsos'S1s npa Tor sase
DRINrERs AND ENaRAvEKs cARps-OALL AT
u Ns, Reads street, and obtain SAMPLES and prices
The subscriber hs, had teep yesrs p,setes experience
sommancns susisss Cor himself oars ssh
buyers that eannoth surpassed All cards q b: msnsvs
veil and any tsrsiSpr s,S OF qsan, O oars viii Be '
R. W RoBY No Reside street. corner o. cen.r,
DIBBoNs AND FEATHEas as.-JusTs RECEIVED
IL from suction 500 o. the riohsst Broohs sad
Velvet Rl 6ons, and Gye escorted Fosshers
SALAs.EDEs sAr,s.-yILDsEs gAggENT wlgs
yors 20 Rich > Co., tie 6rsy lnsnuiaoaurssS o. aAs
der Safe. comhinns both sA~nss posos No. i<S vasf
SCoBRINC AND DYEING EsThDLTsuMEET.--NNE
- ESChIN 6l2 BroadwAy, informs tho Ladies and The
public that tis cstabiishment managed b. Experienced
eeenr In and very superior
and Wearing articles silk dresses ratered Feathers yr
and cleaned Blond aaes bleachod, AIDED aud trnAs
ferred.
SEIIRNG oFF-CREAT BARGAINs.--A JOEL & co.
iiyded attention 70 the and import
II ievery have in order g. facilitate their yows
ldsd 80 sell Oh TIA entire OF their stock
reduction. IL will he fou nj to consist OF snend
astn o ladies and genslemens gold watches diamond
ana III er fine gold ewery In lue earrings, hrsceles
Il, ohatelans, chains studs, iosets. charms &c S
and silver plated wares In regato for the table
ruriUr machs goods b-on,o, orAou and China mautc
,cts Real jet ornaments richly decorated China vases
VI ,es, fgures, &c. Opera glasaos fans ong
with solid silver nttings writing desks work. glove net
rg boxep. Jouyins Paris kid groves and endoss
ety Of fancy goods, too numerous TO partcuiafize
no civil, ENGINEERS AND SURVIVORS RAIL
road Trsnsts ard Levols made and ropasd the bss
BA specimen to be seem, aud transit fog sale >
l the above place.
i TINE EAGLE TRIUNPBkNp-roR Tue GELE
brated patent health and hair prssovving ia
1 CAL t DRAKE \ CO.'S, NO. Rswery. The porous ha
Zines all the desirable qualses of beaver he
etervng the strength and lubte Of the hair Ia remarks
| VI, manner. DRAKE s. CO, No. o Bovery
l 4 CAST PowDER--B. e. BABRIf1 ~ FnE OgtG
l ne nvontor Of he Chemical Yeast Powder ShtsA
l = ffed and sole bs Tin ~ Nos ~ AM ~ Ias1inAe
tf Atv York, y t'a oAIe. Tloet who rugeAss' saev
sos sass sacy ses tAss wlth the tbest psme 90.
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hdtw by the Preside mt txes the Getty coal In
pred France through the frontier between B'ano
miesoa and Lsnrrsy at francs the 1f0 Siiogramm.s
fncs Bourse, four aod bah 104 IL 25c per
cspts s,r 2Oc
1ns Ministers of France. Netherlands and Turkey.
havt-r enped fyoyskIe pn vera TO tts IF hs
iaIsS astionsl Cheap Postage Associatoo
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no CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SIRVEyGRs-RAiL-
road Trsnstb ard Lev9s made aud rersted the best
and modern plans ty lHoS. HUNT l90 Ryington 81
tho above place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

JEENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAME H.
j Giavelli's) Academy for Dancing 6js broadway at
stuyv SAINT Institute Their method Of teaching has
APPRECIATION Combined with instruction
IN all the dances most In mode and in parlor dsncing
through all its variations the system Of exercises for the
huathfu active and graceful development of tho
lar powers young sohola found highly beneficial hs
acquiring aud easy 10 Of motion
dancing reduced Hfew comprehensive rules simply
planned and thoroughly taught To step properly in walk
ipr in order t. obtain pleasing and graceful men forms
part each everything is observed that will inn
part the pn npil a dignided aud noble department.
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TINE EAGLE TRIUhPBsNT-roR TuE oELg
brated patent health and hair prssovving Ila
csN ~ DRAKE n cos, No. Rswcry Ths porous ha
hines all the desirable quAlses ii the beaver hes
rctervng the strength and uBe Of the hair Ia renarEa
VI, manner. DRAEg g. CO, No q Bowery
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E,OR sALE-PEw NO. 4. ON THE GROUND FLOOR
II Of st. Thomas Church. Apply to
T. BAILEY MYERS, 30 Nassau street. e
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DAnUIn. ACADEniIEB.

~ WRIGUTS DANCING ACADEMY. MILITARY
os Hal Bowery. opposite Spring street.-The. Wright
would most respectfully inform his friends and former
that his school for the instruction OF ladies gentle
men will Tuesday October 1852 Days of tuition
for ladies' misses ard Tuesday and Saturday
ternoons from iii 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 BMr
will give private lessons Mondays, Wednesdays, and
1hursdays For further particulars please call Mr. VS.
residence, I5l Tenth street. or at the above hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-03

ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTION
IL 10 900 pairs Lace andrMusn Curtains bought at auction
tacrfce, and i'll DO sold for few days only at
less than cost of Importation III would secure bargains
KELLY a. EEkGU son, 2SgI, Broadway and 81
Res de street.
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BROADWAY THEArRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLA
y Lesses.-Doors open ~ 70 commence &c TX o'clock
Monday evenkns October will he performed
JACK CAOE
Jack Cade. .kr. Forrest Msriaane .. Nine. Ponia
TWO BONNYCA5TLER
- Donnyosssc. nj. Davldge
NIBLO's GARDEN-MANAGER, MR.. JOHN SETON
~ Tickets-0 cts private boxes. IS. Doors open at7
to commence at ia o'clock.
Monday evening. Oetotsr 4 vii be performed
FkIGHTEN ED TO- DEATH.
JackPhantom. Mr.. Browne Colonel Bluff Mr.. Byrnes
Sir Joshua. Mr.. Howard corinns Miss HSroourt
Mumps. Mr. Sloan Em,y Mrs. Conover
Carlton Mr. Harris Patty. Mrs. Sloan
LA FILE NAL GARDsg.
Louise. .kffe Do Msltssc
simmonei.. Mons Bouxare Le Joie. Mr. Howard
Pierre Mons Aee, Nioase. .Mr Sohlein
vNALLAC LYCEUM, BROADWAY.-DOORs
w open at Il to commence at IN o'clock.
Monday evening, October 4, will be performed
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Sir Peter Teazle Mr. Blake Lady Teaze sIauraKeeno
Sir oliver Mr. Brougham Mrs. Condour Mrs Broug CHAM
Joseph srrfac' Mr.. Mason Maria. Mrs. Hale
To conclude with
HIS LAST LEGS.
O'Caaghan. MIR. Brougham Mrs. Montague. Mrs. Cramer
Charles. Mr.. Reynolds Betty MRS. Res
John. ....... Mr.. Baker Julia. Miss Fanny Crane
HHRlsTY's OPERA HOUSE. NO. s7z BROADWAY
~ above GRAND ssreet.-0pcn every night during .hs
resx Under the sole direction and personal supervos
Hx YEARS have been received With favor by high5rs
ipectabie and fashionable audiences. Ftofets
Doors open 6h sommenoe a aasrter before colces
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ERANKLLN MUSEUM, IFS CHATHAM STREET.
Il George Lea, Pro prietor.The establishments
clock aud in the ~ hal
past for the purpossof Classic and Original Representa-
Mons Of Avng Ststuary Nile Csznets Troupe sf Mode
Arts together with variety Of beautiful performances
Tor fsG svars bills of each day. Admssion-SsaA
with cushioned
ohsir- a1x cents Boxes Is en.s GALLERY l2K cents.
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\ CAST POwDER.--B. e. BABRJr1 ~ THE Qgta
se nvonto. Of she Chemical Yeas, Powder, yhitN
sfet and cole by hin ~ Nos ~ snt 10 IasbinSs2
tr Nv York y t'a Tloet who rugchssi, saevi
70. sats shcy get tAst With The tbevt psme sr
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NANCING ACADEMY.-H. MEYEN REsrECTFULLY

Il
- nfASms hs friends and the public that will open
his Scademy at Nos. III aud 1879 walker street,
odnesday, October l3 lie will also his hool
o. 2i2 am street (Shakspeare Hotcl) on Tuesday,
october L. Every vprety Of dances will be intro
dpced particularly tho :" Meyen Quadrile" and "Le
Figaro" Sooes and balls usual Days OF tuition at
sker street. every Wednesday and Saturday and tho
Shakespeare Hotel every Tuesday and Friday. Tor
tculsrs aud references call ab0ye, from four - eight
o'clock IN; his residence .5H Houston street,
second block from broadway, daily, till one o'clock.
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WHITES VARIETIES-NoS. AND 10 BOWERY,
w Aear Chatham squsre.-Proprissor and Manager G.
White-1hfs now and msgnihcep establishment Is
OpeA for the Prcer sion-Dress circle and
second Ner cent?; parquet 2 ssnte private boxes so
etAEe beKce - Doors 81 6s performances to
nenee - III o'clock preris. An afternoon performance
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