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Dancing Ara6emies.

A DODWORTHS DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No so6 Broadway. SewYo No. Isl psos
Br-' lgn-Ne~ York Glasses on WEDNESDAYS and SArt
URDAfS, Brooklyn Classes on TUESDAYS and fRIDAyS
Of and for Ladies and Children foe 6eats-
Lsdis. Private Glaze at m. Ptus can commence
any time dups the season. Prs,tens Assemblies for La
dies and Gentlemen EyERf MONDAY EVENING ia BROOK.
lyn and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In Nsw-fcst.
former pupils may subscribe for the Assemblies alone
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MA RIES for I.
IL POCKET DiARIES-Csp 1smo., limo evo.. and long
s,s containing Almanac Calendar, Time Table list of Sun
DAYS the United 5tss population Of the principal
Cities and tho United States present rates OF Postage,
Interest Laws in distance from New
York principal places in tue United States OF
the United States blank space for IL the year.
Msraorsnduns Cash Account for each mouth, Annus
mary or Account, aud Bills Payable and Receivable for
COINTING-HOUSE DIARIES Cap folio, quarto and long
ousrto each in various styles Of binding pnhaed and for sale
by IN kiGGlNS hELl,oS ~. ,,,,,, .
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6ouses to Get.

CTEADY POWER--In the Depot Building, cor
- of Elm and Fran sts one square from BroAd~ay.
Croton water asrclosets and every convenience In
ouire of T. BENNETT the premises Heated By steam
pipes
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E,RENCH CONFECTIONERY, No. 9i4 Full
Il Ton. sT-Cr.an Boabous Cornucopas. Fancy Boxes
Baskets, with Confectionery. Cream and Caramels Ice
ll Moe. Marhmao~ Date and Fix PsstA. Onnse. LemoI
ard Rose Liquid Gum Drops Crysiai1ed W it, C;esn Ma
ds Mats Dates. Jelly Drops &c No 81 foitenst nesz
william
GOLD PENS, GOLD PENS,
~ GOLD PENCIL CASES,
GOLD PINS, GOLD PENS.
GOLD PENCIL CASES.
WILMER ROGERS. Nc. 4. Nksssa &
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NOT1CE-The public are hereby cautioned
ss.ir trusting wife. SARAH J. GILHOOLY on nay
socount- THOMAS II. GILHO0LY No. IS Gold-st
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES New Court House, /

WfieI % RECEIVER OF TAXES New Court House,
No. 50 Chanbefsst}
NOHCE.-In conformity with an Act for the
Collection Of Taxes. passed April 49, 1885, hereby give
totce to all VINO have omitted pay their Taxes
for the 1855 that unless the paid my
Once on before the First day Of January proceed to
collect the same aodnon Of interest Twelve
Per Cent per snnun calculated from the 18th day Of Sep
tsmber to the DAY of payment HENRY II HOWARD,
Receiver Of raxes
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"EUITH" will find reply in the Uaion-squass
~ Prsr-DfEc

" B.PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGsnI.
Ives sis vr~s prsdps pssctfa spersnsn -
prsp-s mode Of aisc ssfins basnrss me- ~
choose 4, .oop, thorough and jndraoss sy-ten-
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Gnrtfrp. 6aroware anh srGn.

CU I LIZ RY, PLATED WARE, &C.
" American and English Ivory Handled
KNIVES and FORKS Knives only Beef and Game CSvsst
jspsnned Tss Trays and Waters Ia great vety and ass
aSsortIneLto of
HOUSE-PURSiSHING HARDWARE
eor ss by CHAS 8. LITTLE Co.. Nos 8 and 81 Faltonst
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ITO ALL WHOM [r MAY CONCERN.-Notice
hereby gveu that Association has been rned Tor
England The Constitution and By Law. OF said Ascot oe
Of c,,, N ne hA .. Of as srore'y s'a
him b. .er dis. By mail HE address the Of 81
BY ordi Of The Executive Committee.
8. 7. WRIGHT Chairman.
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DIANOs and MELODEONs.-The HORACE
DREMIUM PIANOs-sCHUETZE e.


u MORE, No. Si8 Bleecker-st, msnufnturers, ohsr .
large fresh stock elegant finish sad the grand diagonal Asd
SECONDHAND PIANOS by Chickering and Nunnsi ono
7-ocAye very little used.
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ID K. DEYO's PROMPT and RELIABLE
l. ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No Appletoa,s Building No. 3fS BROADWAY.
Refers 10 Ae.-rs GREELEY McELRArH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEwED EVERY DAY.


mo DRUGGISTS, GROCERs, AND AILyWHO DEAL IN
spirituous liquors throughout tho United StatesIn
tequence of the continuation OF he most impudent
faced attempts TO food the country with vile and
pounds in imitation Of Messengers London Cordial Gin, We
feel again called upon cau the trade against all such
positions In order 10 protect the health OF the public and "a
understood that Messengers London Cordial Gin sold by
The most respectable Wholesale druggists and grocers
principal Giles OF the unon and country dealers desiring the
genuine ag.ele should purchasee only OF them Of
Although the unpvnpled maoufacurers Of these wretched
limitations have gone far as ~ buy and fill empty
lies and also counterfeit labels the genuine can always
bottles With the name OF hrm blown In the glass;
bel has been and resisie.ed in The Office
and 70 give additional security our autogIaphc signature
engraved upon II to counterfeit which 10 forgery.
There have been less than distinct attempts
IN h CITY 10 substitute pure spiris acoho and variety Of
miserable alcoholic mixtures r gin, all of which
and the totally different chay of
other In the market The pubic perfectly well luained
win the value Of Messenger London Cordial Gin hence
ne numerous attempts made 10 Introduce other liquors in
place Of It, We The only importers any London Cordial
Gin whatever in this country ali others bearing that e
by whoneyer manufactured sold and than
article are swnders and of the blackest
Messengers London cordial superior other al
cohoc beverage in the market aud has been pronounced by
over one thousand leading physicians to possess durec
ionic and invgoratng qualities unknown to all Others thus
rendering peculiarly efcacous Of gou dyspepsia
rheumatism 0bstructons debility Of the urinary functions
corrective TO complaints arising from the drinking OF impure
waters and s therefore and invaluable
panion both to the resident and the traveller.
Notwithstanding exposures some unscrupulouS ind
vduals still engaged the manufacture of spurious
aud Others sti unscrupuoas Ia selling them and
earnestly enreat all retailers who desire pure article TO
purchase those dealers whose responsibility and good
standing guarantee Of The geauneness OF the beverage
Amongst those whose reputation as respectable wholesale
merchant be relied on with rect security, may
menoa The following who supply the trade al propresors
prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

lrIOm tne o. Lou6 Filot, Oct. 10
We bave received from s. A. Lackrdec, Esq, who IL
the Authorized agent OF the Ncaraguan government tor
enstirs companies Of emgrants for tha, country the
.ollowing communication, which he desires us to mako
public, and 10 call attention 10 IT,
~ have made arran gemens with Morgan Garrison q
line OF New Orleans steamers 10 take emrsnts 10 Nca-
ragua rom New Orleans direct 20 San Juan On 2ih
d this month emgranis can have frcc passage by
transferring one hundred OF the large grant Of land
olered them by the Ncaraguan government scttlc In
Central America. All cxren es from New orleans 10
Ganafa Ncarasus, are paid Tor them This be relied
on. The tine steamer Tennessee ssis above. hope
number VII turn ont in 81. Louis, want the
kind d boys that went with Col. Donlphau 10 Mexico-
men who are good cize but who know how 70 eight IN
necessary, being No. soldiers. VIII not enter
pricing young man take Il In hand aud raise company 2
Funds sufficient TO pay passage 10 New Orleans all that
required in advance. There is ne field opening TO
all who will 70 10 that country at this time Tsts ae
ctunts favorable and no ore doubt OF the uIt
mate Of walker In AmcrcanIzng that country IN
tine permitted me, would say something OF the soil
climate and general productions OF thai favored land
whkh n destined 10 become OF vital Importance 10
the Sorth and West, both In commercial and polItIcal
point Of view But presume the public are sufficiently
informed on this SUBJECT Remember the steamer sais
on the e5th Of October from New Orleans"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
The Complicated Negro Insurrcctfon I'm

CorrMBrs, CofoRspo CovsTY, Sept Q. 1868.
The object OF this communication Ia 70 state TO you all
tho facts OF any Importance connected with recent in
tended irsurrcction.
Our suspicions were aroused abou, two weeks ago
when meeting OF the citizens Of the county lied
and committee OF investigation appointed TO ferret cut
the whole matter aud lay the acts before the people Of
The county for their consideration. Tho committee
tore upon their duties and In a short time were In full
rcss sion OF the tncts OF well organized and systc
maicd plan for the murder Of our entire white popuia
ton with the exception OF the young ladies' who 10
be cap,yes and made the wives Of the dabolca
murdcrers OF Their parents and friends The co nntee
found in their possession number OF pistols, bowie
kf ives, guns and ammunition. Their pass words OF
ganization were adopted, and their motto leave not
last Saturday, the 9Th Instant was the time agreed
upon for the execution Of their damung designs Al
late hour NJ night all were TO make one Simultaneous,
desperate effort with irom two 70 ten apportoned 70
nearly every house In the comfy, kill all the whites
save the above exceptions punder their homes taxo
their horses and arms, and neht their way on 10 a"rce
Yo,withsandins the intense exc,cmen, which moved
every member o. our community, and the desperate
measures 10 which men are liable 10 be lod on
by such Impending danger, 10 which we had been OK.
posed by our Indulgence aud ieniency our Slaves va
must cay the people acted with caution and iebe
ration than ever before characterized the action e any
people under similar circumstances.
More than two hundred negroes bad violated the law
the penalty OF which e death. But by unanimous
sent the withheld and their lives spared with
the exception OF three OF the ringeaders, who wore
With inc unanimous voice Of ,he citizens Of The county
without exception, every Mexican in the county was
implicated They wero arrested and ordered 10 leave
the county within Eve days. and again 10 return
under the penalty Of death. There one, however BY
the Of Frank, who proven 10 be one Of the primo
movers Of the affair thn; was not arrested but We hope
that he may yet be- and have mced ont 70 aim such 20
ward es bis black dc ID demands.
We arc satisfied that tho lower class Of the hoacan
POPULATION are nceriaries In any cousdy where slaves
are held and shold be dealt with accordingly. And for
the benefit Of TIA Mexican population, We would here
s,.te tha, rexoluton was passed by tie unanimous
voice of the comfy forever orsddng any Mexican from
coming within the limits OF the COUNTY
Peace, auiet and good oraer are sgsn restored and
NV me vachul care OF our NglaEce Com mmtcc, vel
cysauIze5 patrol and good discipline among planters
ve aro persuaded that there WI again occur th
ntcesslty OF oomTupcation Of the character m ths
Nougs respectfully, .
JOIN r RoRsoS, oorrsspcaa,ss
J.H. HCKs, VO@p"Ns'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

The jacksonville Ncws, (dem.) says
I'VE have met the en,my and they ne-not ours,
fore Cod for none but the devil would have such but we
have beaten them handsomely, and the tail end OF Know
Nothpgem In the United States Il chopped on short
away down here In Florida II made Us advent In New
England, and passed the land like other scourges
blghiing IL IN lis course, and passing through Florida
bss We hope, found IFS final resting place the Ever
gedes with Billy Bowlegs and his native Americans
We have heard from sufficient number OF counties TO
satisfy us at The democracy have carried the state by
several hundred majority. We have elected both tho
Cove and Congressman aud secured a majority IN
The general Assembly. which will give q democratic
Inhd States Senator for tho six years from the fourth
Of March next This result IA truly gratifying and ndi
Gates with certainty that State will 20 for Buchanan
IN November, by from twelve to fifteen hundred MAORI.
". let tho democracy all over our state 90 10
work 70 secure the majority. We have supposed
otherwise than that state would 20 for Duchan n
even u went against In the State election for we
verc well aware that many who voted for Messrs Wal
ker and Baker did upon personal preferences but
tended 70 support the democra, nominees for the Presi
dency. Both OF those gentlemen were much stronger
than their party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
Passage 0c JsAn e. Frcnsons through Troy.
From the Troy Timce, oct. 1871

The next President OF the United states, Colonel John
Fremont passed through this city yesterday, on his
spsch received from Mr. Baker, the Superintendent
Of the Troy and Boston Railroad stating that the
board This vas the nrs, al oniy Information OF the
fact which had been received here but became nolsed
about in privse conversation, and by halrpast four
ocock-the hour At which the arrival Of tue train
sn,icipatcd-sn immense crowd OF between 400 and
500 persons hronged the depot eager to get glimpse
Of the who this moment holds such an en- viable
position in the hearts OF his countrymen The arrival OF
the cars with Mr. Fremont on board was greeted with
loud anu enthusiastic cheers Evidently desrous Of
avoiding anything which might have the appenan Of
public Demonstration the Colonel did not forward
al rst but the crowd singled him out and with loud
and cnthasuc cheers demanded his appearance on the
platform.
Any attempt to resist this ou,burst Of cnthusam would
have been VAN. Mr. Fremon, came forward, and the
(which made tho welkin ring and ring again. Those who
where In the back ground crowded and pushed forward
upon hose more fortunate, while many In their eager
10 get view OF the man. strove TO elevate them
selves upon the shoulders Of their neighbors. few
oars, shook hands with shs Colonel The Gro wd behind
loud n their demands that hc should make speech,
but he sscadasy refused determined TO avoid anything
which might have the appearance Of having sought the
demonstration BY which hc vas 50 enthusiastically
ccivtd.
When they started, they moved at slow rate far
the tunnel under Congress street. niording the crowd
who lined the road upon either side opportunity to get
a sl.mpre Of the candidate. As the locomotive passed
hundreds Of stout hands thrust up grasp that
OF the Colonel and the whistle utter ed shrl Shrek
and the train passed into the unne another loud and
heartfelt cheer rang from the dispensing throng
This was entirely spontaneous demonstration. At
noon estcrday probably no, over dozen persons were
the afternoon. No concerted movement was made 20
gye him reception, the Intelligence OF his
ing made known through any other medium than that OF
private conversaton-indced, presumed 70 be the
wish of Col Fremont hin self that tho matter should be
kept entirely secret. The enthusiasm with which he
welcomed here notwiths,anding these facts, Is
striking Indication Of the beating Of the popular pulse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
ARsIvM OF r.yE BLACK WARRIOR.

Important from Havan. <-Six thousand stand
ofarms for use the Span sh Faction against
the Domican Republican, vasion Of Mexico
&c. &c.
The steamship Black Warrior, J. W. Vnltn, Command
or, sailed from New Orleans the 18th sf arrived a'
Havana on the lith, LEFT that port the 18th (nayng
been detained IN coaiing) and arrived at this port at
O'Clock This morning.
was reported IN Havana that British brig .oy 'ar had
On board $3.50 stand Of arms for Of the 81 snish
faction against the Dominican republc be taken swn
in few days by ofrcer OF the Spanish army and ut
the annexation cs the West End would be insisted on
the Spanish az aIether gsa 10 the crown or Spain
Everything Ia prspared or the invasion or Mexico as
te expected orders that eGcss arrive from
Madrid
the good people Of the Island much exercised By
The fear hatthe late Ministerial changes in the mother
country viii produce the removsa OF Cencha, who
seems to be dsservedly popular.
The B. w. landed at Havana Capt, Blythe, ths newly
appointed American Consul to that port.
The yellow fever had entirely disappeared.
Heavy rains had fallen throughout the Islaac which
are said TO be prejudcial to the cane crop.
Business In sugar active; stock hand est;mrsoa st
IT'S, coo boxes.
Exchange on New York OK to per cent dscorre
American "a and 4 dollars not current.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
Personal Intelligence.

Al The Smithsonian House-Hon. r. r. Stanton Memuhs
Tcnn Hon, Hart Clay, Kentucky; Col seymour PhlIa
bama Robt Hudson soulh Carolina; Miss Gorion Bridge
port Ionn.i W. ~ Aiken South oaroina Geo. Harrington
From Norfolk and Petersburg IN The steamship Roaaoke
sWfuaua Mrs Knock, y Roysier. Carnann, y A
White and isdy Smith, y MARSHAL, Frssier Henry
Butler, 7 Castillo, Mrs Blake, two children and ser
want Mrs g Joy, Fred Narel, August VI salh, 4
RaNelEQn, w G PQIler, and 10 The steerage,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
The Great Wan str~ 4 Forgery Case.

The Great Waia stre>' Forgery Case,
ADDITIONAL COMPLAINTS AGA rNsT HUNTINGTON
TWO HUNDRED AND FcRTYTNVo THOUSAND DOL.
LARS WORTH or FORGED R'oMlss0Rr MOTIFS
DISCOVERED YESfIEDAY-A oN,S HUNDRED THOU
Sand DOLLAR BATCH YET TO COANE-rHE FRAUD
WILL NOT FALL SHORT Or FIX RUNDRED THOv-
SAND DOLLARs-NAAES OF TIE FRAs VICTIMS.
The investigation in the case OF Charles B Huntington,
the Wall street broker, confined in the Tombs o.
charge Of forgery, continued yesterday at the
Lower Police Court before Justice Osborne number
Of merchants doing business in the lower part OF the %
appeared agans. the accused great number Of forged
notes and drafts Of the Grs houses In tho city
have been discovered and 10 be used evidence
agains! the prisoner.
sr Horace T. Waldo OF the arm Of Waldo, Barry Co.,
made an affidavit charging Huntington with having forge6
the name OF the firm to six promissory notes for The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
The Wallacs at Wall Hamlet.

This theatre, long the temple OF Thala gave place last
night TO the tragic music. The was the rsi ap-
pearance this season Of sIr. Walack. The play was
Hamlet, and the house was crowded in every part. Mr..
Wsiack looked well, and wAs very warmly received.
He played Hamlet gracefully and his full rich voice and
correct elocuon full eject the magnificent soo-
ques. But his performance not without its short
comings In Hamets three great scenes the scene With
the ghost first act the play and the closet scene the
third act he seemed to lack tho power necessary TO en-
body his own conception, and throughout acted much
at the audience. He was, in the MAN. well supported
Mr.. Blake as Polonius, Mr.. G. S. Lee A. the King Mr.
sothern AZ Iaertes, Mr.. Reynolds Horauo Mr.. Dyo
as the Ghost, and Mrs Hooy ~ the Queen, all played
carefully and correctly. We have never before seen
these parts SO well rendered By the members Of one
feet r snare could moi BE- magnet The oohelp Of
the night was Mrs. J. Il. Allen. Now Shakspere's
Opheia as everybody knows, was young LAZY distin
guished for her extreme simplicity OF character She
broke her dear ltsle loving heart for Hamlet who did
not deserve such treasure. Then she went mad and
In these latter days she would have recovered
from her disappointment, married stock broker, and
Ssrp n mouse s up win a. ns mo
and 20 entirely artificial that the conclusion irress
by forced upon us thai she would have pursued the last
Melpomone has reason however, to be satisfied with
'Hsmlet' at Wallacks. 1t Is, whole. well and care
ire mey % cordial and follow ooWed the play shrousho"t With
The most profound interest and the most faering aen
uon This high prase, because Hamlet is not popu
lar acting play, and this house peculiarly the homo Of
comedy.
Mr. WalAcx called out II the end OF the third aos
and was also summoned before the curtain when the
play He addres sed the audience brely y-apo-
losning for not making more lengthy speech, having
just nished an arduous task-reforred pleasantly
approaching Southern tour ana paid graceful and well
deserved compliment TO the present popular manager,
Mr.. Stuart.
In corcluson, we would recommend all persons who
desire TO witness ShakzpeYes greatest extremely
well acted to visit Waacx's theatre, and SEQ "Hamet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

The Northnn Ruilircy Of France Us. Charles CapcsfsC
k0tas 6reid, Eugene Grca, Ssitate Dt, Auguae Pse,
and - Gu1fn.
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u *
No other alcoholic whatever designated,
has received such aeng endorsements from the high
medical authorities Messe7gers London Cordial Gin
Such men
PROF. A. A. HAYES,
Assayer 10 the State Of Massachusetts,
DIR. JAMES r. OHILTON,
BE. VIM. TURNER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21
Florida Election
THE rgsIoN IN PnsNsYLvAM

The following table embraces al the returns the vote
for Governor have have thus far received from Flo.
rida. u m made up moatly irom Florida paperss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

Pronounce MESSENGERS LONDON CORDIAL GIN the
best medic nal beverage known TO the faculty We append
0Aer tessimonials-
Prof A. A. HAYES State Asayer of Massachusetts, writes
Msssas. r, e. MrssEsoER SCo.-Geniemen-I have sub.
ected minute chemical llyss bottle of Lond6n
cordial GIN and the results that IL entirely free from
the noxous Ingredients ofen found in imported liquors. II
decidedly the chemical aud medicinal qualities well cal
cuated to afford relef where GIN In ts purity considered
has q special action the
and alay OF the 10 the lungs
reference certificates from highly respectable parties
qualities. and received beneft
from It's use together with the careful examination have
without hesiAtou TO recommend 70 The
public n, spectfuiy, A A. HAYES n. d..
Assayer 10 State of Massachusetts,,
Raw lS..a zfrc Boafuu y Al.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

wrsssSeEns LoSDoy Corpt cIv s re,arcd IN pint bo..
ss Al I'd cents EACH and In quart bottles s BY all respect
.bie dtus 4 sls and grocers
% ssipr The public should notice that our uamc a IN
fu 81 ie wak aud autographc signature the label
and that tie wrapper y ryery ooc ot the eenninc
h' 01s' S1ssEsGFE co. sole ppor,ers se Fulton street,
New York. ami li9 LAncoln sxegt, Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-21

DR. JAMES r. CHIFFON, the eminent chemist, having
gzed Messengers gin. pronounces valuable medicinal
tincturc. The following ls his certhcate:-
The bottle Of liquid labelled Messengers London Cordial
inn brought 10 for examination. lind TO be good article
OF gin essentially the the medicinal article in
rodnced United States Dspensary, under the
OF "Compound Spirit Of Juniper" and recommended
useful addition TO darec inusions and mixtures ia debi
dropsy &C. have doubt that II administer
Cd incidentally, II would produce beueheia effects.
JAMES X. Chiffon ~ d., Chemist.