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II c. sPALDING OFFERS FOR SALE THE

c. SPALDING OFFERS FOR SALE THE
Cd following articles being balance of consign-
ments ex " Loo Choo,' r. b. Forbes" Andes -
"Aldebaran," Esther May" "Carolus" and ''Snow
Squall," viz:
1000 Pickets, 10000 lbs navy and pilot bread.
100 bbls rosin, 20 do pitch.
200 asst'd oars, ) doz palm leaf Hats.
so cases asst'd boots and shoes.
20 Ladies shoes.
20 trunks gents fashionably made thin clothing.
so pairs Alpaca pants.
so cashmerett Sacks.
10000 lbs brown and salt water soap.
AZ doz fine white shirts, so doz stripe do.
80 doz denim frocks and pants.
DRY GOODS.
Cases Merrimac blues.
>, Regatta cashmeres, cs A blue cottons.
>, blue drills, cs Wachusetts denims.
>, bleached drills, cs do cottons.
- Maddapolams.
>, assorted turkey red prints.
>, prints, shirting stripe and tickngs.
:, Orange stripes.
Groceries of all kinds, among which are cases
pepper nutmegs, preserved meats sauces, Byass ale
claret wine. extra quality Gin in bond, $4,000 lbs.
German refined Loaf Sugar, in 600 ID casks, Butter,
cheese and complete assortment of Ship Chandlery,
fancy goods and every description of merchandise
adapted to the native trade the whole comprising the
best stock of arteleever before offered to the dis
eliminating public of Honolulu and for sale at whole
sale and retail cheaper than be purchased else
where.
Honolulu, Aug Is, lS52-tf-l5
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Hez, on being told that Bunyan stands at
the head of alIegorical writer's, sagely re-
marked that he had always thought bunioms
were confined to the feet. Holmes has it
better than that. He says
Corns and bunions; not the glorious John
Who wrote the book all have pondered on
But other bunions, clad in feecy hose,
To Pilgrims Progress unrelenting foes"
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A WORTHLESS MILLIoNAIRE.-One OF
these deyotees to Mammon once received a
lesson from an humble follower, who did not
seem TO pay him, the possessor ofthe purse,
sufficient homage, and said, -" Do you
know, sir, that am worth hundred thous-
and pounds !? 80 Yes" said the irritated,
but not broken-spirited respondent, do !:
and | know that It Is all yow are ,oorth. -
Sir james Eyre.
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COMMERCE OF New YoRK.-By tables

COMMERCE OF New YoRK-By tables in
the Journal of Commerce it appears that the
imports for the last year ending June 30th.
amounted to $40, 267 ,s4S, falling off from
the year before of Sl2, ,943, ,573 Over seven
millions of this decline were in dry goods
The.exports Of domestic produce, dutiable
goods, free goods and specie, show an in
crease Of 81 ,233 ,825.
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SLANDER.-Let no one suppose that by
acting good part through life, he will es-
cape slander. There will be those even
who hate them for the very qualities that
ought to procure esteem.-There are some
folks in the world who are not willing that
others should lie better than themselves.
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Observation-Disclosures softens the soul
so much, that the most superficial employ
ment becomes burden. and the slightest in.
convenience an agony.
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Whalemen's 3 Letters,

Remaining in the Ha,raiian Post-c6iees, Oct. /,
1852. 1F The number of letters in each
port ,ciH be found in their respective columns.
Barks are marked ~, all Others are shtps.
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STORE AND HOUSE FOR SALE.-The val
p liable Premises in King-street, occupied oy
hopsing Co. Apply to
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HAWAIIAN BEEF, FOR SALE BY
till A. P. EVERETT
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ST-OFFICE NOTICE-Rates of Postage on
Letters and News papers passing through the

nOST- OFFICE NOTICE.-Rates of Postage on
I Letters and Newspapers passing through the
Hawaiian Post-ofice.
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similar is added
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d'ble letter
ass aS''s on s1i: siss ssgsss&sassgs
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Z Z S. Postage
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Gbe polpnesian,

7, ,u5lished weekly at Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian Is
EDWIN O.HALL, EDITOR.
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Zends Conn, Artnar,
HENRY NJ. WHITNEY, Pm.
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REMAINING IN THE HONOLULU POST
OFFICE. OCT. ], 1852.

Akin, Benjamin R. Allen Samuel B. Ashmun, Lewis
Alden, Calvin, D. Andrews, John
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L'OR SALE by the Undersigned, the entire car
i 60 of the American ship Flav:us, W. Rogers
Master, from Hong Kong, consisting of the follow
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CHE polpnesian.

The FISHERIES DIFFICULTIES. = The
ground Of dispute between the British and
American government. in relation to the
fishing grounds on the American coast, is
thus stated by Mr.. Webster, Secretary of
State
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CHINA GOODS,

Honolulu, Aug. is, lS52-tf-l5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-22
LEGAL NOTICES.

SgPREYr coURr.-IN THE NATTER OF THE APRIL
y o. New Yor rsisa,e 80 so cpsans q ssss par:
FRA no' srssay cpsnsd Iron sFsss
1 & s Ys s.s
Ne people STATE Of New York entitled IAN Aos,s
ss pssassIsssy Z .as ei.S Ne. Yssi me An
an M
Assesaent and Taxes IN the city and ccunty Of New
aay "a 70 sao oxnss q owners. sooups9s oeoag.a.:
fs n
nent tn the above enstled mssser and that all persons
sSss. ne sH'iss
~ 4 6sT isa1 S ho %
ae S. :. New & Ehn s a,ys from IN rs =:
said estimate and ssssssnasns follows sss s.y
AZ i g ss s
s h e s ,ss I
@ sssvsss Ninety
h ss n.,sssT, s u
ds street N. line q Sgh mari tSs
= I q. And Gs ne e %
ssos. sr parcels q ANA ssssss sho s.a Sss o. Ss
She norshsry sona .srss. .aa u. line
sy :ds efib ssnses :, laid and coiored % hs
asr tho Commissioners Of rssms.o and Assessmont n
s.p 'S rrspsr.1 . ssasos.ss " opening
& ~ .'rsI April
q the City OF Now YORK. And also all she pieoes or par
cells Of land fronting lying both sdeo OF the stree
ntsrceotrs rsd Tr1t between she northerv side
Of Forty street and the southery side OF Eghs
r.. E s.s Al .s s
sscond avenue laid and oolored the said be-
nett mar file Aforesaid In the ooe Of the Street.
psoos parcels Of land tuAse lying bos sides Of
inverse ting said First between abe northery
OF Eighty street and The routsrly side OF 3s
Also the lot ~ the Of the lot ~ te
Of 6th erest and First avenue Also tho LOO ~
sr cf the LOT ~ ths southwest corner O. 7th street and
first also, two ots 81 the Of the triangular ios
northeast OF lloth street and First
also the triangular lot NJ the OF the lot ~ the norh
vest oornor OF 2sh street. and FIRST Also INA
tangus, ot ~ the Of she o ~ ths northeast
eorheriy side Of 2s street, distant sbout twenty
westerly from tho westerly side Of said First svenus Also
two iots tho side Of yrst contiguous 70
land Of Philip iedoller and the southerly s6e Of
Hcaousr ths northwest Of First and
is2d ssrssa Also, thee rear lots ovnod by Philip Mle
ioor tho pcrthvest Of LEA sroes and Eirs
sveauo higo, plot o. ground, ovaod by Thstchsr
lisa aad 24sh Streets ed lying wssi Of First
and also slot lying tho north sdc o. lzith street, dssrt
sovonyhvc feet westerly from the First And
the sac Commissioners DO further give notice that
port 10 the ssoye entitled mstser viii be made and pre-
special Term Of the said Court to be held ~ the City Hal
sf she City Of New York. Saturday She lsh day Of De
eeEbe 1851 and thAt then and shors Thereafter
eoupsc, can be heard. snoNcD VIII Do wade shss sss
JONATHAN ". AIIga,l
0EOR0E II. PURsEH }ComraSnonsya
WILLIAM gINCLAIRs !
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gives vsry pose returns for the labor. Canada West
makes much better exhibit than Canada East, not In
ths extent land under cuivatso but In the product
per acre. being In instances, full one hundred par
cent greater The quantity Of land cultivated In each
nesrsy squd
The nnexeJ statement exhibits the amount originally
psd ,sr sre the present market price, the rate Of d.
viaend and aggregate amount psd by each company,
according 10 tho latest returns taken from the London
M,r;rr .jotD~dl
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TITO DAGUERREAN ARTISTS TERE0scCrEe.J JUST
received and for eslc sy VICTOR BISHoP, u Maiden
laDo.
HUGHES pUPUY q CREBAN0Et NO. W.
II liam street. stsirr lmp<stsrs Of FANCY oooos Se
and Berlin Iron Artioios, Combs Broochcs BrsasseN
SUI Dre1 Buttens. Pass. Initiation Jewssys nsesne1
BsaAa Percussion Caps ooks and Eyes, Cali nns ene
ASsorsens ana fiutnaa q tbs superior ozay NAV
RAs1a ArNrss1 rc1.si-cN Nv avnff sssYzu
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kzQuJORa.


loo nDn PRIME OLD HAVANA SEQARS-hLL
IUO,OOU the varieties Of pale and dark brsndies
whiskey Jamaica and ST. Crox rum oort sherry, aud Ma
deirt ohGmpEsDe hook and clsrst portor aes, brown
stout &c. for sale 81 the loweat mark, price, by
NJ. u. PETERS g. CO., 40 Broadway.
lRhNDIEs WINES, wBfSKEY, RUM. &c., IN BOT
NJ tos deaohbs and casks The iarE sst Of
tho above imp rted direct add for sale In a.
tes 20 suit buyers &c twenty per cent lass than AZ
other house, W WIN. H. ONDERuILL.
$50 Broome direct, corner of Crosby.
4 AMBRY's GRAPE LEAF. HEIDSIECK, AND A
L. large aartment Of the choicest bsands In
wpes Scotch tlo India pale sle Dusn and London
and brown stout pis porter Set warranted
sopure se at the towoet ~hoso prcee Tor cash in
quantities 70 tut purchasers, by
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MUSICAL.

III BARDMAN'S PIANOF0RTEs-MANUPACT0
and CT White three doors OF
BroadwayThe subs .rbor announces to hs friends and
the public In general in consequences Of
demand his he has from his old 1o
try No los West Broadway TO moro central location
where he s erecting An extensive factory With wareroom
He would tae TO those who contemplate purchasing ht
all his under his imme. late
practical mechanic he 10 sbe judge Of the cciency Of
those alerstioa which dali being made ia
and has only adopted such his long experience
been .otng his time entirely aprovement in the
SCALE who he those who have scd Oh
much pleased with bis pianos adds greatly 20 their
various makers that buy fail
mcnt 70 suit them in price and Second hand
psn0forte' bought and taken in exchange. u.pnv,r
Merchants and the trade supplied the
torms.
NEW MUsIC-JUsT FURNISHED AND FOR SAIL
IN by teib Jacks 400 BroadwsyThe popular songs
surg by Woods MnstreIs-entle Auney Rate; Der th,
hills Bse e; also, the Young Tolks Quick stop INTRODUCING
tho potusr song Of Young folks from Home N B. Piano
fortet 70 hire.
NOLAN PIANO-FURTEs.-HALLET DAVIS IL CO.,
az OF Boston the celebrated manufacturers OF piano
order tho better thor Southern ard Western
customer we'll tho citizens OF Now York and vicinity
2T Brosdv ~ TO keep large and full supply Of tbs
risn0s With and vithou. tho ian Their
ali have the metallic AID scale aud necd
conc Prices at tho above warehouse the
at their mandatory In Boston Every instru fully
pianos sYr , s 2S hand PrGss-sS So 81. 81 $50
pianos for email rooms Csrharss Princes smi his snd
Tobias rcodcons all the above Instruments Al whoia ale
or retail Deslers supplied literal Pianos to
let Cash snced for p mos new or secondhand Mes
Gocld Berry extensive publishers aud deal
Wholesale sud retail il sheet music and
Dealers 10 fsnos or music supplied on reasonable terms
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l share Smith & Wyokof Breeklya4
62t< shares ReBp sc fully submitted,
JOHN N. GENTN, PrsSideat.
NV. WESTON, Secretary.
Reuben Rose Jr Lewis Many, John Cook, Finance Cen
mittee.
list Of mortgages, and description Of tho mortgage
premses filed at the Sccretarye office, and 70
the perusa of the members. ALI the money loaned fag
ured by bond and mortgage.
City and County New York saO9 the eshteen'h ~
OF October A. d. 1852 before john N Conn., Prs
sidsnt and James Weston, Secretary known TO ne -
the individuals who have oubsobed their 70 the
foregoing account and Secretary 81 the SeeeAA
Manhattan Building Assooiston Who being duly :x:csk
knowledge snd belief the said accounts exhibit trus
statement Of the affairs Of the sed association at the das
thereof. EDWARD r. CLARK. Commissioner Of Deeds.
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JONATHAN ". AILgN,1
0E0R0E ii. PURsEH, }Com-als1ons1a
WILLIAM gINCLAIRs ]
A"', DAvlaa. A"0 psf.a n.p YORK r.n, ., I'M

NRw YORK SUPERIOR CeURT.-JERHMIAH q.
~ Hoss shsdraob sherman, Thomas Whecer, asainsA
Lawrence CrawfordTo Lawrence CravfsrdYo u here
by and required 70 the complaint In th
soton which fled In the once OF the Clerk Of the Su
peror Court Of the City aud County Of Now York,
The 10th day OF Sept 1862 and 10 copy
swsrtc the said complaint on the subscrbcr At cce,
No 70 Esesu street. In the City Of New York. within TWEEN
" after the service Of this yos exclusive
OF the Of such services and fail the said
oompisnt within tho time aforesaid the plsnt6s In this
soton will take Judgment sgsnst for tho Of two
Thousand l00 dollars with interest from the
day September Thousand eight hundred and
fftytwo besides tho oost Of this action Dated Sept 1
1859. A. l.. FINkEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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OOO sss gsAS s.s, ssss xAsns asAs

W<OVSOOO Ten per cent bonds, OF 1000 eash,
with coup payable emiannually In the city Of Ny
York. redeemable LIST November, 1861 The uAderse4
President Of the Mountain Lake Water Company Of ne
oty Of San Francisco, In the State Of California win
eeive sealed proposals. Ut the Office OF Messrs Dias
Thomas No. 81 Wall street in the oty Of New York. unA
hursdsy the fourth day Of Noyemse 1882 at two ocisss
PM for the whole, or part Of the above mentose
loan which will bssr q the rate Of per ees
and be rodesmabe she FIRST day Of Noyemeer 1852 At
privilege Of rejecting conditional bide Of deoning
such he may deem not advantageous Bids shsuld y
directed Prpo els for San rranosoo Water Bonds sad
sent to the subscriber Twenty cent and the promu
will be payable the day after opening the bids and H.
balance with be paid the option -
the bidder time before tho day Of February nex
thus giving capitalists opportunity to most roll
able and permanent nvestment without do
tvrbng their financial Tho debt created
thc Issue of these bondss for the paying FOG The
pipes and futures than sufficient
ing kready provided for the OF building the dams
reservoirs laying the pipes and completing she works the
entire capital OF the company $50) having boon sub
scribsd BY tue c1ens Of san Frarcisco tho subsarbe
OF its most wealthy merchants and baA
This s the first and only debt the company and the
James +. Bond and wan H. surgoyne Of all the preSsg-
million OF dollars The company have BY law che exsa
sive rirht Of laying pipen within tho city limits and
by purchase the only from which water Do r
trsduoed into the city Tho stock OF this company Win
probably be the best paying stook In the Union Copes
the laws reports Of enginesr with &c. be hAl
BY calling at tho Once Of kessrn Dias Thomas Ne. -
all street. second story. SAMUEL PURDY. ProsidenA
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CuPERIoR oouRY or ruH CITT on NEW YORK

CUPgRIoR COURT or THE CITY or NEW YORK.
- John j. Jsokson, Abraham o. jackson, ksther A.
Rosenbaun. BY Emanuel Stern her next friend against
wellington Jsokson. wm Jackson Samuel Jaohson
VIM Reilly, benjamin Soaton, @. T. Wine, yohn Laukhard
Garrett Jobn r. Burhans Summons for relief TO
the above namedYou hereby and
copy herewith served upoh you and rye copy Of
sAAd the subscriber ~ his
ONCE No Chambers street, In tho sty Of NV Fork
within twcny days AFTER hc service hereof exclusive 81 The
dsy aervoe and n ron fail " ths sale
pisnt w,tLip the ue Aferssid ths pslsN y th sesa
WV apply " the oogt s5 "a ION, H, sSs
UslN, y srtr 70 s,r ssh fs1s
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VI,HE ART OF DANCING AND WALTzING COR
l. rectly-The classes will commence at Chsrruauds
ROOM Thirteenth street. doors Of Br iwsy,
Monday evening the 18th met at hslfpsst eeven
for gsntleR On Wednesday afternoon the 2sh at u
o'clock and O'Clock for lsdies misses, and
The claas ~ White street Tuesday afternoon
the 10Th ns for ladies' mses aud masters ~ half past
three sooek and at half sst O'Clock evening"
gentlemen. For days and hours, please Morn and
Eyenii Express For terms rues and regulations please
procure circulars, 1t either Of the above rooms.
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Ths 5oes net slscv very 6svorabs stsas OF tniAs'
hIs a,srtxeht Of isdnsry II appears that but sms
port thu seg-.es.e sres n terrific , co't'vs''a
sat - yie6 pgs sse o, the portion ounvA'ei
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MADAME GRAyIER- DEsJARDINs' DANCING AGA
IVA deny o. Clinton place Clssscs for children. We'd
ladies and gentlemen MOndsys and Thursdays at ~
ooockj Brooklyn classes at Mr. Bcrteaus IL PierrsHen
street, MONDAY and Thursday, 81 o'clock.
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TWENTIETH wARD-RATi FICATG)N NEETING.-
Democrats 70 your postThe dsmoo ratio electors u
the Twentieth ward requested to meet At Milman,
Hall Twenty tn street and Seventh
this Friday) eniuI Oct at7s O'clock TO respond to
the charter officers For As stsnt AlderuGDWm McCon-
key. Assessor-Joseph Miller. ConstahleWn. Kecnsn.
Bathaar CHASER Of Electioust district VIM.
Murray Denis Ryer; 3D. George Ryder James r. Pagan.
I'd. Samuel Van Nsr VIM Joce; 18th, James Wallace, Sr
James L. Wsrd; 9Th, Tho W. Olnstead Paul McGinn
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMIA. MEYEN's GLASSES AR
~ open, and meet Gt 1T and 1919 walker streets
o'clock for ladies' and children at o'clock for gentle
man at 2a2 William street; on Tuesday and Friday
hours. Private Lessons daily from l2 to O'Clock r.
For terms and references call above at 6A Houst
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(NAsH ADVANCED, Coz: BOUGHT OUT FOR CASH..
Oberay rage OF all kinds Of roland geaeral
plato diamonds metals, &e Frsmptitude gritty. AaA
discretion strictly adhered 70 at this office No NAssaa
street, sc eond DOR. JOSEPH Is. IA CAMARA.
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ITO wooLI.fN MANUFACTURERS AN ENoJIsH-
j. man, With $3.50, Of nterhg character, who kn,wI
sono little OF The New York market. and has thory al
knypidge OF manufacturing tpsreu srly OF broad
In III its departments deiroua OF formiss patw rsp
With rcspectatls In busnes, thst Scsn
arc u by such uplsn Address JAMES BOOM. Post
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x,OUU. sum wishes 10 cntor into parsnsrslp with
ycrtiacr 20 good advantage hddrea 3, J. IT,, Herald
odSc
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-
CECOND MANHATTAN BUILDING ONAWoR
~ Once, 81 Chambers strset.-frst Anuval RsoSeelU
following summary q the conhittoa ef ths
NuM'er o. sHases fo.fsssS a. .i;iii:;...... -.
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NINTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE "A
IN grand ratiGcston meeting will DO held at Bsecker
Budings this evening at clock to raty tee fclewin
nominations For Miller for .snt
Alderm,s-Henry Dubois for Assessor-ieary yok for
OF temperance and municipal reform, make grand rally
sraupd candidates this ming Tho Rev r. &. Put
ney Waron Beck, Esq and other speakers will address
tho me citing. JEREMIAH TERBELL Chairman.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To- LETT WITH OR WITHOUT
board in new splendily furnished house, Of
Fourteenth street and IrvnE psoe near Union square.
Also few gentlemen dated with dHner
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DoDWoRTHs DANCING AoApEMY, NO 500 BROAD
way next door TO Grace Church. for the
Ladies Glasses on Wednesday At ~ NJ and Saturday
1zP. NJ. Childrens classes Wednesday at Sx T.. NJ.
sgd on Saturday ny Gen.lsmens classes, Monday
ARRANGED on nsy principle calculated to faesate the
the acsdemy. ALI the and fashionable dances Of the
season will be introdncsd Private lessons gven. usual
TSSMERALDA. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACADEMY,
~ ITO Grand street. fourth door from Broadwsy.-P
SARACCO the only professor of the In the
United States in Of the increase
with .hon his school is always orewd,d. hiss the
honor to sppriec the public that he will give
vste IL in his lover during the time OF
tce for classes stairs which will ate psoe rnng
afternoon and evening" at all hours The pupils will prao
tce with fifteen young ladies' perfectly fat In the
dances Of the saloon whom Mr. engaged know
ing that they indispensable TO make perfect pupil
HENRY WELLS AND HIS SISTERS (MADAMR n.
II Ciayellil Academy fer Dancing No. $50 Broadway,
AID In psser dancing Through All It's variations The
te Of exercises for the heathful active and energetic de-
yclopenens Of the muscular powers Of young scholars
AND AZ Easy style q motion In dancing reduced 70 few
taught To step properly vakng form: Gsrs q zach
Is srdsP n For ladies' same days, Al II and - A.
For Masters and Misses Wednesdays and Saturdays ~
o'clock, =. N.
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INTEREST ON CITY srOCKs.-TBE INTEREST on
the public stocks OF the oity OK New York ass ana
payable Nov 1852 viii be PAID o. that dsy BY shspAs
Bank No. 50 Wall The trausfer books will be sloSl
Wednesday, Oct H. as O'Clock Pm For the eAeSar
mediation Of stookhelders trnnsers will be pernittsl
during The period the books rsman eic,ed 10 sako ss
Nov l. l86a JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, Compteellse
Compsrollers 0shoe New York. Oct. 4. 1859.
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ERENCH BOARD, NO. 81 ST. Marks PLACE.
l. Eighth strcet.-Two handsome bedrooms to let TO
gentleman and wife. single gentlemen, IL frst class
house with all the modern Dinner hour at
six o'clock Stages the door, References exchanged
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RoARDINC-ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE
- accommodated with fine large, good furnished roon
breakfast and tea required warm and cold hath
snd throughout the house. Apply to Mrs. Medhurs Oil
etona trcat
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ExPRNss AQMNOINa.

TT JrsI nv a. co.'s EXPRESS FOR PHILADELPHIA,
N Betimore, washington. Eorfolt H'rriabnrr, PET.
Leave Office all street. corner OF Broadway. sd
1fter Friday nctotsr 17d. =. hs'f pc. sA.e0 y r.