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u 81 .0OO.- For sale-The whole OF one half the
est in Soap and Candle Factory short distance from
os good opportunity is offered Address r. e. T., Chat
hnsqUaFe POst. Office.
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~ Homes Express.-via CENTRAL RAILROAD
HNEW,JfRgEY. Twice daily from New-York TO Easton.
q Leaving at och Oh, A. NJ, and 4oelOck r. NJ omos
tN1< Rruaa.yay, New-YoIk
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A USrRALlA-The History, Extent,
N Condition and Resources of-By z M. Ma tin, Esq.
corning the second volume of Martins History Of the Brit
ish Colonies Illustrated with beautiful steel maps and
plates Price s. So handsomely bound.
JOHN TAILS CO, Publishers
No. 40 John-st. New. York, and London.
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NiBLOS GARDEN-JoHS SETON,
ssoasz-Tuis EVENING. July 81, at 9 o'clock,
k,tkIt re, (LEBfant Prodieuel by Auoer
~ Nmeh, Tue DEAD SHOT.
ttAe. Ms John Drew. rmid John Drew
sael Mrs John sftoo. Capt Cannon. Whiting
HANlSH DANCE, BY Ssnonta Soto and Mons Mege.
les De Deux du RoUqret Mll-s Leeder and Lavigne
" Dc peux La Niennoise Mile. Pcussud aud Mon Mege
h<lsls 50 cents. To commence AZ O'clock
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COUNTRY BOARDING.-Six or

~ eight persons be well accommodated with Board
and pessant in the beautiful village of Ridgeied,
Con about three hours tide from New York via Y and
II and DsnbUry and NorwalA Rar ads. Add ess 2. A.
ROCKWELL, Ridgefeld. Conn. Would refer 70 Clinton
Hitchcock. Esq, No rs Front-st., New-York
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lots only remsin 20 be disposed Of ne ofhem b.au
fuy located This pertv having been distressed Of TO
these who intend improving immediately with 20 u ca<s
nzS desirable either rsce Of resdenco
or for pohtabe iuve,tment For particulars inquire OF T.
NEWELL 4 co, No ) Nasssu.st, or GEOkGE BANKS,
Fordham Hotel
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Diano-fcrtes.

Observation-Disclosures about pur-
chasing Piano win ind it greatly % their advantage
10 e.il a. n j. HAIEES 4 co.'s, Mandatory sad W1e-
rooms corner Of lith.t and siav where splsaaa =.
1870 on baLd and sntsd Ia every respect Tho above
all BE- sos low g. cash approved paper % Pianos
tsscn ia exchange AIRS y.sssr. ana sPpiea
NJ nheisi rSrus HANEo y W, "a ~ Cot lslnss-
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COUNTRY BOARD.-One large room

ri i II
" and two bedrooms at the Rye Sta ion, the New
York and New Haven II. r, minutes walk from the
depot Apply to PUROY. Rye, or to B. HOWES, No.
3 Nssaust For sale 40 Of the best land in the town
Of Rye, Apply as above.
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COUNTRY BOARD "A family resid.

~ ing wi hin u hours ride by railroad from the city, in
very healthy and pleasant location would take or
more families b. ard through the season. say about
persont in retired quiet place. Fog particnlar inquire
al No. l0l 9Th sv., Of WHITING
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4RURTON'S THEATER-C hambers-st.
~ -Dfess Circle and PArqae 50c Second Tier, 2ae.
r. Every NIGHT, Donsttis Comic Troupe Of
FVTlNG MON ElS, DOCS and GO ATS
:. IN serious and comic Pantomimes. sc, also
4 LYON SPlNCALEN, the ROTARY WONDER,
y. The Meehspic.l MyFiorsmic Tsblesn,
nnNORAMA IF PAbBEC and kalsidcsc0piosl ltusions
fSu1SSd JaVentls sntsrtainmen. evey SATURDAY AZ
Y@AACVH, ct 3 o'clock.
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IGOR SALE-In Bathgate. Middle Nor
risanis a Plot Of Ground corner W.,h,ns,or..v "a
llthst, lOoxl2o: Apply to CHARLES L. MEAD, No. rs
Camins -st NY
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BATHING-NA-

~ TIONAL HALL.-This large new and elegant Ho-
tel is open for the The public will End this
house equal to the best American Hotelslocaiion few
reps from the shore With magnificent view Of the Ocean
AARON GARRETSON Proprietor.
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISH
DOARD-STATEN ISLAND-ln a

~ genteel private isni without chi'Gren few Gentle
Gent emen and their Wives, be nodatsd
with foad the situation IL pleasant and the TOmp-
kinsville Landing Apply TO Mr.. THOS. ANDREWS, No.
CT Fulton. -. New York
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LNOR SALE or to LEr-rwo splendid
hr..-class Houses Nos l4s and ISL West 29d-., They
are replete with all the modern improvement Inquire u
I. CHARTERS, silversmith, No IS Mercer st
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DOARD.-Two Gentlemen and their
ID Wives or srsle Gentlemen can be accommodated
with fun partial board, No s. V1rck Sc, facing St
Introduced
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A DVERTISEMENT.-This day pub
history or THE ORIGIN OF ALL THINGS
written by Code Holy Spirits Read, and ponder Price
ak cents only that being Of printing and circulat
ding IT, Apply to FOWLERS 4 WELLS, Nsw-York, at
wholesale, and TO any good bookseller at retail
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agANY MEN IN BUSINESS wish to

IVH write well and rapidly, who nom n"gs.nce OF de,
fectye instruction in youth quite unable 10 do go Al
who wish may acquire this Art In brief spsce Of time o
calling on subscriber who has devised new method OF
suypas,ipg ease and ceety aud certainty OF success
w s. MACLAURIN, No 30 Irving. place.
near the of i6th-st.
S-If preferred attendance will DO given the resi-
dence Of Gentle requesting It.
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POARD.-Good Rooms and Board for
- transient day and permanent boarderh at No. S. Full
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ssEshsd syyty TUESDAY and FSIDAT mo S,a Pne
~ sanum. Two copies for 81 Ten FOX 10. Adyer
- csLts line for each insertion.
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NOR SALE-Lot No. Sl3 and Lot No.

i OTIS for SALE.-Eight lots north side
ISOth St, between 9TH and 5thsvs lot on 18Th and
on S6hst between 9Th and 5h Slots north side iTth-
81 near avenue lots south side Ssdst between 7h and
Sthsvs lots north side thst between eth and nh avs
~ lots toeether on 2.sv lh4th ard 5th adjoining tho
Red House lots on l2ds and lots 4Sdst 1thsv.
Apply TO ADRIAN II. MULLER. No Wsl-st cor. New
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BOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.-

~ Single Gentlemen Gentlemen aud their Wives. can
be srcomn ooated with Board ct No Durham plsce,
ment,s AID om Peek slin and Dvisinn- ayenue Earas
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DOARD-A Gentleman and his Wife,
ID and srge Gentlemen obtain permanent Board
partial for Gentlsmsn in Union between Clinton aud
Henry 50 door from Henry ST. South Brooklyn References
reQuired
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,'OR SALE-Fity eight acres of Lard,

Within a miles u budsDa River railroad Depo< ana
mies OF sronHviLe Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
g 81 when ~ acres 10 woods Soil supcriors
,niidinss new and pleaty ~aei sooa ana ft sbaaaan
80 Neiy nne oai not IN sight OF the Hudson River The
s enae' food crop and improvement Some rocks-
Kyeet up stairs '''
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.


WEDNESDAY,, sept. :o-6PM
speculation in the sock market appears 90 be rapidly
running out At the first board this morning ira Ms
actions limited and prices ruled lower than at the
close yesterday Florence and Reypcrt declined x pr
cent; Nicaragua Tiansit. =; Cumberland Company. 4;
Long leland x; Readog Rsload, q; Harlem, 4, Nor
vch and Worcester. 4; Pennsylvania Coal 4. At the
second board there depressed feeling tho
market, and lower prices realized 6tonington de-
cined = Per cent New jersey Zinc 81 Hudson Rail
rcad "a Erie Railroad a. There was no pArtculsr
movement IN any leading fancy stock, and the probs
blity is that lover pric viii soen he realized There
tsles OF the Pdouix Mining Company. The
renewed disposition operate IN this stock arises cut Of
the fact tbst the company have negotiated loan at
par which viii enable th' 20 put larger quantities Of
scosl OF superior quality on the market this season
The company have learn applications for supply of
Goa, from dealers who have examined the specimens
admitted for general inspection. The demand will be-
without doubt fully eQuai 10 whatever quantity the
,ompspy may be able 20 mine during the season prices
advance o. am heretofore obtained for this description
cfcos The steamer Armenia employed yesterday by
number % the leading itats in Wall street visit
the proposed terminus of the New York and Phlaisl
phia Air Line Railroad at Report Weearn that they
report the improvements making by the Florence and
keypor Company TO b. rapidly progressing aud the
comodstion furnished by the new dock aaosjing
~harfsse FOR vessels Of tbs largest class The distance
from New York to Kcypost made In one hour sni
ten minutes. There has beer no new movement in Nj.
csrsgua for days past The steamers on this line
make their regular voyages and everything appears pec
Porous and permanent AS the internal difficulties
about Which much has been faid know nothing aud
we have not any one who really does know what
hcy The stock fairly fixed IN the street for spec
iation and all parties will doubtless make much out
of IL, by he ups and uowus. poesible
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to sl2o0o4 &c payment
sA0,4S5 Gs- balance s7.I4s 40 %.
The following is the official statement of the tolls COL
isted ON the canals OF this State from tho commence
n.nt OF navigation
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presumabe tina. there II nothing TO communicate and
that the money Of the shareholders Ia quietly resting u
pesce Of due deductions In the shape OF
salaries ana other contogent expenses This oomc.nyo
their original stated that IL was not tnsr 90
iect TO specuste in adventures. by renting or pur
chasing lands where gold supposed TO exist but 70
operate on the auifrrous quartz rock and SANDS
collected py the mining companies and misers
who now under the great disadvantage OF the want
OF proper machinery render their operations proas
able The prospectus thea goes to include the Car
sons Creek Mining Company in this category aud after
stating that that company have nov large amount Of
quartz raised ut the nns calculated TO produce at least
1GO0OC0 dollars f2o0000 ering intimses that the
directors have entered into vita the Oar
sons Creek propotors for the supply free Of charge Of
sufficient quantity OF 10 keep the works in opera
ton for The first Fix months Now IL was stated under
this bead months back almost the entire of the
quartz lying at the carons Greek mine carried of BY
the gueiers during tue conflict for this possession OF
the property Qucky before the Carson's Creek Company
established here had HANDED their money! OF this
oonssnps the directors of the London aud California Gold
Quartz Crashing Company have considered IL worth
their while 10 afford any ntmatiou explanation 20
their and 10 he feeling OF dissatisfaction
and dtu, excited by their silence, the depreciation Of
their shares a. already observed must DO attributed
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These prices paid the street by the brokers in
purchasipg any Of the coins named Persons buying
specie Of The brokers will have 10 pay small advance
these quotations.
Within the past twelve months there has been great
revival in the manufacturing interest Of New England
Ihis may eeem astoun ding when Il Is considered
that there has been change in the tariff that the a
Of ls46 still in full operation, act which wss
cordng 70 Tho high protectionsts, to ruin any
manufacture IN the country. Notwithstanding ell this
the manufacturing interest is improving. large
Der Of old establishments have increased their capital
and made arrangements 70 carry the business upon
most extensive scales Others have changed hands and
under the new Jropretors are going prosperously
This improvement j. attributable 70 variety OF causes
which II il supposd cannot fail to operate for many
years One Of tho principal causes s the progress made
the acquisition q knowledge necessary for proper
administration Of tie business department Of these
moth manufacturing establishments. This with econ.
cmy, will work vonders end ultimately place this
Important interest upon Foundation which cannot be
faksr by any policy the government may pursue 10 ta
commercial relations
meeting wss held at Montgomery, Orange County.
week to take preparatory for the survey Of
a route Tor rarosd from Goshen through the valley Of
the aikn Sc 20 Albany passing thi ough the villages
Of Montgomery, Walden Kingston and CatfkiL
According TO survey made Of the line Of railroad from
EShvie to Louisc the approximate cost OF the Whole
road completed and III running order, with equipments
depots &c 4 s5o0C000 Louisville has already sub
Pcribed SlOeot0o and Ike will have 70 be sub
scribed in Tennessee 70 commence the improvement
Gunner county la voted subscription Of $500 eco and
Davidson county where election has yet been held
is sssesscd fof 500 600.
meeting Of two nuadred members of the association
Of the Genesee MuluR Insurance Company was held AZ
EvYur TAe THrtu Gs.t
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CITY TRADE REPORT,
wEpvrspAr. Sept. 700 2. N


"WEDNESDAY, sept 2o-5 r. n
AsHgs 500 bols brought 81 Ga 81 GSi4 for pots
and * 56,< for near,s per 100 lbs
= 80 - 49,. =,
CHARACTERIZATION Fsried H.tae she Jay ouahss
embracing $500 bbs ordinary to choice State at -
e.ko ,,,~oa 81 ssn.r Western a. Il 4. a a sGit.
'F'os' ~ = - 49,
common 70 good eoutnern a. 81 o-ta - 'ei ana me
rye at 81 12 per Dbl Jersey meal rctaled al So - per
M sora coo br bes white Ohio wheat ve-o taxi en- ne
80 :, 80 = ,oo,,I
81 On 81 CO.. $500 red do do at Wei $500 bushels rye
at s6c 600 bushels common to fair two rowed barley
. "a 90, a. eorr,ox o,o,ators. and os 600 busb.la
sc va - "a IT, nar hushsisn improyemsnt
c,S~ = W na,icea ais ~ 100 bars java at 10 s<s
ana .fo Tlo az s1sc o. Depnnd M oderate
70 ar s,,o,,ot - o, Sass
T~y,s1Ts RATES 10 LIVERPOOL were rather heavy
About 600 bbls were engaged at Is i'd Wheat was
a. cd n bulk. and cotton at ed To London. iaoo
bbls -four were engaged ~ - 3D. and coo bush wheat
al ia 10 he baged al ships option There was no al
terstioa to notice in the continent Cali
fornia
Fkrrrs Sales have been made Of 100 boxes layer rail-
sins at SO 3d. 20 cases ssxdines part at " &c; and
cssss citrops AZ 2oc
HAY ruled firm 500 bales having beon disposed OF at
az = ~ 10 -. ioo IL. cal,
INV, seemed inanirnate MARCEL Of 30 bales Ameri-
can undr.ssgd was ased at SLIT 20 per ton six
months
aYe were rs tons Scotch pig bought to day ut
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME corRT.-IS THE MATTER OF the APRIL
% ar hS % me- sa a & Of Gs
ir avenue not already opened from Forty street
said city The apdersisned Commissioners estimate and
assessment in tho above entitled mstte hereby ve n'tce
the PEOPLE Of Che sat- Of New York entitled an Asi 70
ais q ho an city q Se% York; one Ao
passed Ayri o ls; ana aIsc the Act entitled An Aeto
OF Assessments Taxes in the city county New
'sS pt Gtn. o nssss Say IT, G
Of all houses and improved unnrroyed lands affected
msnt "a the above entitled matter ana that all persons
70 he a ars m S s er o se
tons writing, TO Jonathan W. Allen the Chairman Of
street the city New YORK within thirty day from tho
date Of this notice And that TIC limits embraced BY the
All that part Of Fret lying between the northerly
urth street. Also ali that part d First ysass beSen
the nortaery side Of Fatty street sns the line q hga
between Ninety NTH ard Nnesxt street. Also,
mark East river At near the outherly side Of
street and The northery side Of Ieh street,
and tho line ~ high water mark
as Laid out ana coorcd on tie de@sc usp u Tho said Com
mssioher now on h u Chg office Of tho street Commi.
pieces parcels Of sad tuato in the said city Of New
tween the norther eide and the line
Of hsh water mark on the Harlem river 80 .e north
map q the Commissioners q Estimate and Assessment In
Of the S bcneassd BY opening ave
nue. from i2d street 70 Harlem river surveyed in @ and
veyor" s now lie in tho Street Commissioner once
S CO hS q sS 1 tS sn' Ss 9s
nterseeng said FIRST avenue between The northery side
fourth street bounded the BY aline distant half
way sS,9Sn 3 rt aysngs Al and On the
snd Second laid out and eoOred tho sed be-
Commissioner Of the City Of New York And also ali the
pieces parcels situate lying both Tho
side Of Bghyxth street aud the cutherly aide Of 18th
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lofoi
There only bout nine weeks OF canal navigation
left cannot look much decrease in the defc
ency OF tolls at The close.
The receipts Of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company for the months Of June, July and August in
eacA Of the past three eGrs;-
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RArL.oAp
1850. 1851 1852
Tor the three months s54 5000 S763l7 So SI2 los 60
showing gain in 1866 of las per cent over 1850 and rs
cent 1851 BY the last report the gross earnings
Tor the pear ending May 81, 1852 SS3479O So or
nearly per cent upon the whole cost Of 81 40
AS viii be noticed the earnings of the first quarter OF ss
year $40 81 about twenty three per cent OF the
earnings Of the year. The earnings of the frat quarter
Of 1862 beginning June being S13210S &C. the earn
ngs OF The whole year cannot run below Stoo0o0,
take The per centage for basis of calculation This
will be than ten pc upon the total cost OF tho
road
The earnings cf the Wlaters and Atlantis Railroad Tor
August 1852 so Otc %; rsIne time in 1851
So 2ii Il. Increase for 1862 over 1851, s3s3s S.
TIE Bark q the Valley. Virginia, has established
branches at Hootefell aud Chri tianbu,g va ril =
capital $4,000 each and increased the stock OF the
branch at staunton $50 eco
Tbonpsons Bari NOTE Reporter gives the annexciquo
tatons fer Pc,e and foreign bank notes IN this mar
ket -
pYoT,TferS ron SPrcrr Avn FoRrto~ R.rr No-rs
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VxyANTLD--A ROOM AND BOARD FOR AN INVALID
w lady and nurse, In respectable ia iy. IN quiet
location there other bcsrders Appiy as 10
Se-.. ...ss. .. s.S&ss
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WE ,nAyE TIE PLEASURE TO .INroRx ruE ruB.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO INFORM THE PUB
lie Of the cafe srriy in this city Of Ssncr Cor
test and Sgnor Gussspc foghsl artists of merit
and OF European reputation Sgnor Cortes
Toghel have drawn repeatedly the greatest appliances
the first tlestres OF EuropethG fcer the
OF bis voice. and the latter for hs wonderful and Unuas
ing execution the trombone for which he ha boon
with premium by the Musical Acaaemy OF Milan
be useless TO prase the distinguished merit Of this
brated vionist aud trombone player. Ills rcputa
veil known that II needs no eneoprms ne s perhaps,
the only artist TO be found IN Europe taat has able
produce, with that deepopcd
est Of tenor Voices We welcome and 1atc them
their safe arrival in this republic h0re ley
try make their debut for doubt they viii
good their ion
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DRIyATE DANCING AND WhLTZING ACADEMY.
80 Bond street-Mr. StARlNg takes pleasure IN sn.
thu days for adee and young masers We'd
nosdays and Saturdays, NJ 8h ocooL; for gsntlsmon
Tuesdays and Fridays AZ o'clock, T.. NJ commencing Oc.
rober 18th and 18Th CasBGs will be formed other times
and private ossons given day boarding and
and gpsgdiana ~ iprn,erY
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IMPRESS TO AUSTRALIA-BERf0RD l. co.'s
next regular Express to Sidney snd Port Philip Direct
VII be despatched clipper Catherine Augusta Oct Sth
IN charge Of special agent Mr. Harris Of the firm of
Harris Bawden Co., OF Pert Philip and Sidney, Commis
sion ond Express agents. AL freight packages and
sent BY this EXPRESS will be delivered in destna
ton. at the lowest rates Shippers will DO well to syai
themselves Of his opportunity All reish. he de-
lsered at California ofoe the day before sailing.
Drafts, notes and bills collected Small parcels received
till % sailing. HEREFORD 4 CO. No. Aatnr Houaa.
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LSEARERo'S DANCING ACADEMY.-MADAMg pU-
II IREUL YERRERO, and her brother, EDWARD FER
RERo announce 70 their patrons md the pub
premises No. so Wett fourteenth streo between Fifth and
Sixth whore they win reopen their school foe in
Days OF sutton for ladies and
and Saturdays Mondays and Thursdays, At 81 r. NJ
Evening osss for gentlemon Mondays and Thursdays -
IN T. n. Private lessons snd schools attended Soreas
usual r. SA GLASS for young ladies' and nasters
Isl and 5 Fulton street. Brooklyn on Tuesiaya ana
rr;da u
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EIRNRy WELLS AND MS slsrERg tuspAuE n
Uaveufg) Academy for Dancing, So Irosiv.y win
orsn on tho lat Ok October Thsr meod Of o.ons has
reserved universal sfprohstcn. Combined yth asrutIor
u Vie dances u mooe ana - prrlog dauolng ,sroust
al its VERSIONS we trerciso FOR developing tho
lar powers OF young Boholsrts found TIC
means Ok acquiring elegance cssy ayo OK molten Ia
oaeinE reduced 70 few couprshOufse ruas simply
ksinsd shS thoroughly taught. 10 stop properly v,if
s ia ofaer " obsnn pleasing and rscatul mei t7vms
part OF zach IehJon and thinv observed viii
part 70 the pupl nhsd sEd noDle dc En1ure
further al The Academy.
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MADAME GRAVIER DEsJAKDINs' DANCING
I'VE Academy, 81 Clinton place. Farewell mo
g. intending TO rturn to Europe takes this opportunity 81
expressing gratitude to her pups for their
Kind patronage Her olaasos will commence 10 October 10
be continued usual Brooklyn olaesos at Mr.
s. Pierropont streot.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

CHhRErAUD's ROOMS, ~ WHITE STREET AND 81
~ East thirteenth street., near Brcndway.-MR. CHAR
NJ Al ~ srsstcd By Mr. 0vie respectfully hoqusnts their
patrons and those who deirous Of being well taught
Dancing and Wntsing ehort Tina chat classes will
commence a. ~ White street. SATURDAY 18th 81 October
Days OF instruction, Tuesday and Saturday "a o'clock In
the afternoon, Tor adies, misses aud mastor and
In tho evening for gentlemen sorces every fourth
fom 20 10 exclusively devoted TO wsssing for the gentle
mems cl9see without charge Daye OF instruction rs
end Saturday a 3 O'clock TOR ladies' misses and
gentnens classes Monday and Friday at and in tho
evening Maneoe dansentes exclusively for parents and
the younger class Of pupils every second Thursday after
noon OF each month. Glaze Tuesdays aud Fridays
rs o'clock thess classes TO October n.
10Th and 18th ER. CHAKRUAUD TO his resi-
dence s est Eleventh street Filth avenue bet
and and aud o'clock in the day, and nc s
school hours.