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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-12

COMPTON or TuF FINANCE DEPARTMENT
At the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen, on
Thursday last, one Of Comptroller Flaggs misty
aud incomprehensiblc documents, In the shape Of
a semi-annual report, was presented. The Comp
'roller has happy method Of piling M figures
and facts in such shape that the acutest mind can
arrive at no definite or satisfactory conclusion
from the pcrusal Of his Official documents In
bis endeavors to enligbten the public upon the
affairs OF his department he succeeds TO perfcc-
ton In making everything more muddy than
before, and never hvors them with a suggestion
as TO the remedy for the multitudinous evils he
20 dismally -ets forth. In the present report he
askl, bu. does not venture to answer the ques-
ton
Whist the growth cf the city may he referred 10 a
rs'hatle cause for considerable increase OF TAXATION Is
sufficient 20 Justify Increase Of than three mil
!ors and bali u dollars IL the short period from 1858
to 1s5s
But il i answered very plainly in The mega
tive b. a subsequent statement that
The Increased valuation Of property, comparing 1853
mSsticn, comparing the same years, 4 more than 20 Per
cent.
Mr.. Fisgg naturally endeavors to shield the
municipal government from share in the blame,
because II has not control over the mill tax for
the support Of the State government, and the
mill tax for the common schools. the Board of
Education. or the Alm-hou-e; but the facts de-
veloped with reference to frauds In the Street
Department, the Assessment Department. and
every other branch Of the city government,
which have been permitted through the incai-
cheney Of the Comptroller, sufficiently Justify
all the censurc which has fallen upon the man.
agement Of the Finance Department and salts
factorily accounts for the main cause Of the enor-
nous increase Of taxation.
The fact is That until We have competent
man In The Comptr0. ~ oiIice; one moi only
faithful to his trust, IN. yigant in the perform
ance Of his duty; one whose intellect il clear
enough to comprehend the complications which
belong to that department, and can guard
against the willy tricks Of contractors surveyors,
collectors Of assessments and all the rest Of the
pundcring crew-in short, man who thoroughly
understands his business-we cannot expect that
the taxes will be reduced within proper limit, or
the monetary affairs Of the city be judciously
conducted.
The people will have an opportunity ut the
coming election Of choosing such man, and we
hope that they will avail themselves Of It, Unless
they do go IL IL idle to indulge in Jeremiads
over our grievances.
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AcanEvy ~ hrGt--M.pxrzxs FAREWELL Bgsxu-
Mr. Maret1ek closed his At the Academy on ass
evening and adc hs alden for the present the Sew
York public Tho Performance "a worthy Of the oc
ossion. II commenced II two O'Clock, and was> con
tnued during the evening Two oporas-''Ilnds"
and "tInan"-wcre given 70 a very Fan and
highly fashionable audience Thcre were alec several
ballet divortssements and two songs by way or
niermezzo. One Of these--a duet between Madame
oaascr and sgnor uasscr-crcated q great furo-c.
II Was cha mirr'y sung snd NM Gss couuc,ry ccn.
rasted Vlib hr husbands ioll, irrcsstby taxing
The "Enatl" Introduced new tasso sirnor Mani WI,
rrcm''s well TIe has god voice, anl. sIpgulariy
enough Tor basso, he docs sing Cayc stefan sang
vel IT times, and Ardavani surprised everybody, by
singing ar' stcsly and we'd The performance, which
was too long 10 admit e detailed description ghiy
successful both IN artistic and pccuniary point OF
view
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The New York Decentralization for Euro,

The New York Decentralization for Europe.
Tie Cunard mail steamship Arabia, Capt, Stone, viii
leave this port t. morrow, for Liverpool
The European mails wll close in this city at half past
nne O'Clock morrow morning.
Tho European edition Of the flERaIp printed In French
and English will lac published at nine O'Clock in the
morn NJ Single rppics wrappers, SIX cents.
Subscriptions aud ADVERTISEMENTS for any edition Of the
kEw YoBA HKilAL w received al the following places
In Europe
boxpoS. Samson low Son Co, Al Indgate Hill.
EInee Il Macy, 81 King William street
PApIs Lansing BALDWIN Co, Place dc la Bourse.
LvMys,oL Lansing Starr Co, No Chapel street.
X. Stuart, 10 Exchange street, East,
HAvRx. Lansing, Baldwin Co, n Rue Corneille.
Tue oonlenp OF the European edition Of the HERALD
will commune the received by NAL aad tel graph
the oace during the previous week and up tho hour
publication.
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The Suffolk R0uk. x2:c.

BosIoN, Oct. II, 1858
The President Of the Sufok Bank has issued eli cuar
to the effect that the Suffolk Bank longer holds Itself
responsible for the maintenance, heretofore of the
system OF redeemng bills Of country banks; bat any
bank, However wishing 10 continue its business with the
Suffolk Bank can do
The famous horses Ploughboy, Of Brooklyn, n. Y Hi
ram Drew, Ethan Allen, and Columbus Jr., are entered
for the grand trot.ng exhibition to take place wcdnes
day and Erlday at the fair grounds in this city.
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The state Elections OF this Day. mud Our New
York November Election.

The State elections which come off to-day in
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Iowa. will in
cude list Of Congressman which may go very
far to determine the ascendancy Of the democra-
cy or the opposition in the next House of Repre-
scntatiycs.
In the classification Of the members Of the
House from these States in the present Congress,
which viii expire on the Sd Of March next, we
find them rs follows
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ARRIVAL oF SrrAs CssM noAr rRos BryTMo.-
The steam canal boat Charles wack, the first of her
class wch has made tho trip through to New York ar
rived AZ pier No Fast river Saturday, having made
tho ra age IN fourteen days she len Buffalo on the 18th
ut with 1000 bushels of corn, weighing 1874 tons and
had IN tow m Ear West Troy The VIM Cfozicr with $50
barrels 81 four i bushels q wheat board together
with some castings and machinery making the aggregate
tonnage both boa al tons The average rate Of speed
az the wack the canal about miles an hour
sometimes running ,hreeand on the Hudson without the
tow In, with strong head wind four miles an hour
She consumed while on the canal about two Of
the twenty four hours On the WHOLE 10 male far better
time than could have been done ~ horse power and AZ
less than would cost for canal boat alone on
the old principle The Charles wack Of the DO IT'S
that accompanied the experimental trip with Gov King
and the state officers few months ago from Rochester 10
Realo Her arrival In this city sque event in tam
canal navigation.
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Steam Fire Engine Trial.

HARRISBURG, Ia, Oct. Ill, 1865.
The steam fire engine Citizen, built by Blake But,n.
OF Waterford New York, had trial here this evening
II threw Eve streams through ve-eiehths inch nozzle
l2l feet two streams through eighths inch
ze lc5; single stream-both horizontally, and a single
stream through one and eighth inch nezze, two hun
dred and one feet hghthc greatest height attained
bara
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BOSTON, Oct IL, 1853.
The democracy Of this city held meeting ut Fan
euil Hall this evening, filling IL TO overlooking. VIM L.
MCGOWAN presided Resolutions were passed sustaining
the policy Of the democratic party Addresses made
by Hon. L. d. Beach, Hon. Caleb Cushing Hon. Isaac
Iavis, Of Massachusetts and Hon Jefferson Davis of Ms
sssipp. The moctng Of the enthusiastic cha,
acter and tho ratification Of the State nominations was
carried unanimously
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Tho Atlantic Telegraph.

TAM, BAY, Oct II, 1858.
ik1Fe coofER Esq New York
Netting wac done with vaentia either SATURDAY or
yes'ioay' DE SANITY.
sr JcuSs, y, T., Oct II, 1863.
" FlrI, New York
Have arrived here, and leave instantly for Trinity Bly
9. ". IUNDy Operator from valenlia
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News from Utah.

81. LOUIS, Oct II, 1858.
INavenworth rdvces OF the 9th state that Col Chapman
and Lieut. Burns Of the Fifth infantry Capt Newton and
Lieut. Began, Of tho Engineers and Lieut. villespoge II
the Dragons lad arrived from Utah The weather was
pleasant the plains and the contractors trains get
ao. { We'll The Pkos Peak excitement was alsng al.
though numbers Of emgrans continued at Lea
yeGworth and Kansas CITY.
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Casualties.


MONTREAL, UFt. 1T, I5JS.
James Glib, OF the firm Of Glib Ross, ot Quebec, and
President Of tho Quebec Bank died suddenly yesterday
man named Lebrune Carpenter killed yesterday
after in dorchester street. by the accidental discharge
II 4 fpWlng piece
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Closing Up Of nm Insurance Company.

OCT H. ISJH.
The Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company has gone into
1udaton for tho purpose Of closing business after four
years existence during which heavy losses have
been incurred and promptly paid.
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susSsrRRiAs RKsDSGs ~ BEooEiyS-rhc Misses krlo,,
and Costa Winstcd will give readings al ,hc Brooklyr
Ahcnrum tomorrow evening Mss Arlo,,s win ROAD
- Otleio."
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our Special Washington Despatch.


RgcrrrT or THE TREATY Writ cHrvi--nrsrkresea
FROM Mr.. BkED AND COMMODORE raTSALL-ruE
SQUADRON GONE TO JAPAN, ETC
WASHINGTON DC, n 1853
Nr Bradley bearer Of the treaty made with China dc
hvrrcd that instrument and dispatches from Mr Rccd
to the STATE department to-day The treaty sutsisn.
tally tho heretofore published IN the ITnin
II said ar Reel asks 10 lie allowed 10 b. the
United states Mr. Feed says he had made arraag
with the Imperial Commissioners FOR Naturalization u
American citizens for losses caused by tho dGtgy al,
Canton PORTION of the duties collected AZ Canton Slng
hae and fou Chow To be appropriated for ths pur
roactime being allowed tll the restoration q business
a, thcse ports, which nigh, be in November next
Mr.. Reed recommends thst the squadron make IA ap
pcarance in tho waters 81 China about that time FOR
moral effect When writing our Minister was on board
the Minnesota in The Gulf Il P,che. He was about pro
cccdirg to Shanghai, and contemplated gong 70 the
northern parts OF China
Commodore Ta,nalls dispatches to ths Navy Depart
men, state that in consequence q tho protection Afforded
BY The number q vessels Of the great rower
IN TIE waters n China, fore ints AMI foreign co,nm,rce
safe, and he thought best for squadron bc
withdrawn and q japan. lie had therefore, ordered
al the vessels 10 sail Tor japan.
The ro~tsan was % 60 to fIokadad 10 have her en-
gncs and ruddcr overloaded Commodore Tstnsll IN
tended returning with the squadron to China October
Commodore shubrick LEFT for New York this morning
and will probably sail in the Sabine tomorrow or Wed
ncsday.
Tho Navy Department, has cfdered Board, consisting
Of The Engineern Chief o. the Navy Archibald Chef
Engineers Hunt, whipple and Martin, to examine Mlcrs
steam ccndcnsers with view Of using them In the navy
Commander Charles Green IL appointed Lighthouse In.
srcctor At Buffalo.
General Cass s I'D, bu, am informed his illness L. not
Of very serious nature.
nan,a r Sicklcs and Peter Csgger arrived IN Washing
ton yesterday morning, and left yesterday evening.
rhx GENERAL psap.rcu
WASHINGTON, Oct m, 1858
Mr.. G W Bradley, q the United states legation in
China has arrived bringing the treaty Is provisions
agree with the abstract heretofore published
On uic meeting Of the Court "a Gains In November
more than one hundred decisions Ia pending will be
delivered.
Commander Charles Green has been appointed Light
housc Inspector for the Buffalo district
Nothing IL known at the Navy Department OF ssy Of
The chartered vessels for the Paraguay expedition being
unfit Tor service reported
crctary Case 10 day detained from biz official du
tics by severe ndsposgtion.
The senate chamber viii he ready fcr occupation
At tho " the next sion of Congress
Commodore Shubrck left the city To day Tor View YORK
Tho tgiga,c Sabine j. a. sall without drlay.
Southern Ocean steamer Moy&mcnts.
SAVANNAH, OFT n, 1853.
The United States mail steamship star Of the Solh ar
rived below last RIGHT at O'Clock AMI her wharf,
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TIM Ircv FscoT INofl-H O,IssA CorrASY will not eng
again 81 Buttons theatre. We understand that Miss
Fscou i endeavorng TO make arrangements 10 give
series ~ operas At some other house
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mx GENERAL SEwsrArrR psap.rmL


sAvASSan, OF "A, 1853.
Tho United States mail steamship star Of the Sonh ar
rived below last RIGHT O'Clock, and ather wharf ~
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RycrrrT or THE TREATY Writ curvl--nrsr lrsses
FROM MIR. RkED AND COMMODORE raTSAiL--TuE
sQUADRoS GONE TO yAPAs, Ere.
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Halls rOR ROPE.

New York, Tuesday, October ne. 1856
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ADJUSTMENTS TllIs EvRNINd,

LAURA kEFsR's THRATRR. ga Broad
SCHOOL ron ScAsDAL-PRA DiAvoLo.
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Apef,N u NULLRs, Auctione-r. -
AVAILABLE WATER-ERONT GA NORTH

ADRIAN " MULE Aucticne-r. .
VALUABLE WATERFRONT GA NORTH
RIVER nd REAL ESTATE -Pefempory sale OF &C.
.rsble PROPERTY 18th srd 2ith-st. ano oih Az Use
.th ia water 'front.'. ADRIAN II. MULLER viii se at
auction on THURSDAY Dec O. a. II O'clock. AZ tne Aer-
chats FNcharge sithCu - tie 1aes' bidder
TwF>Ty.stXIs sTsEEr-kigheeu lois on The noTtherv
side % Nthst uisucing 100 ieet west OF III sv
TyF.TY SEVEsTH sTEgFr-Nneeeo LOTS O. the sontAsTy
,C of rth.t con ni.uoirg 100 feet vest Of il.h a..
THR1EFArH AvENUs-Eight LOTS on the eateIy she OF
l9h-ay beug the font from 18th 10 th s solls
the above lo, .- -,
TsRrrrATa AvrvuE-Girht LOrs on he westerly sde OF
tSth.ay being the entir, front Gcm St6 20 -Iihsis
AoThe Wa,sT Risnt aud the Right o. "hN,afe snt Cr,n
age IN front Of described Lots Ire Water Riset' ara
Grants have he-u obi uet and pad for Terms Tsts 40 sn
or thecay sale For Maps. sPVy 70 ADRIAN r. MULLER,
No IS Wsl-.t; or b. D. VAN oRDEN e'q, TO- l7 Green
wich.t.
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gcpdrtnersbip Notices.
lierelIaNecns.

TAYLOR BROTHERS. London HOMhO,,
j PATHTC COCOA .Or GENERAL UsE-rh' S 49,
ano exquisite sr'le.e rrr1sa uLa.r me mod smnsk
cerree me pisres line and nutritious pro2cstes
a, o. na..er /. being extracted b. pro,ess onJ
tao srufsl tor, =.
TAYLOR BROTHERS confidently cha,enes soocpenSAA
between and aIy Caooa made; ell they ssh 10 ts
rlss aac 70 he already larze cousrnr,ioE OF me A
have tscort.sea n. 10 ,sn % lsa o. ~, -
s-p@ry A. retail ar At yhols.ae Il a. u. fsELIS, -
2iT Futon o., Soils Azeat Of tue ulaLcfsctirer~
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DOBERT GOLDBECKs SECOND CONCERT
IN --Dodvorth's Rooms. M. 80 Broad~ay, THURSDAY
INEEING Dec. a.-Miss ANNA MARY kREEMiN, Miss
KA1E v COMSTOCK. CHhS GUILMETTE. 10. NOT
LsSHAUER, r. BERJNER. Miss ANNA MANY FREE
MAN, Il artise will ulsks hsst public appear
a Dramatic Reaoer this occasion and Tcrie
Ms Bro~pi,ss Poem. The Rhyme of the D.chess May"
Mr GOLDbElk will repeet Ills "Tno." and iurotnce his
seaeIso piano. VioiE Tickets I'll each, TO be had
4 prL { 4 Al M
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nlusiral Boxes.

V'IlE undersigned offer for SALE 4 very large
i and well-,el-ct.d assortment cf MUSICAL BOXES es-
p.ssy manufactured for them BY tne best makers OF s~tL-f
lsud They hand BONES from the smallest % tue
largest sire and playing from 20 :srnyfour une'
For,ePisno. MANDOLIN. and IA pr, ssise AuscA boxes
A.o, some fine Boxs. with
BELLS DRUMS sud CAsTA0NETTE3.
PATLLARD & NARrlS.
Importers Of Wstche- sud Musical Boxes
Husscal Boxes repaired Nc II MsdeE4ne up stairs " Y.
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Amusfments.
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
IA GRAND GALA FESTIVAL
In ala II fas Flni n Tia

In ala of tas Fund # the
MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATIONS.
The sd.. 81 the E.~eutiyr Committee feel too lives ss'
6con sanounch The public ts the gary sl
,.s.a,s.,s r'csnr. q eo.P.,oa IN ,.e
sir,sey Potibsd Toe Hsrsss Of the iLcsers vac
pon iscs mentrs OF their i.pctve comp.ues numerous
e.iuss s.d tSssnc. and coesiic celebne. in New
Iok and al com" forward. under the I 49,
poo- cso. unconditional tender Of iari' Ssl.'S
Anr to avail tneaseIse. 20 ies ,s c.,
sucb uppsisDeed resources the i.dcI ., s IN e,
cow.issi on Of anus. Will r-t DEF The hHt YER
bon ts,s' N ero in 1ops or s :poaaia
ere BEING rapid, concluded the Exc 80 I've "'
''"0'"Ne '"'' ''' FHsTIvAL
VIZ cH'Iss ri T hsb MusIcaI ESrE&THSMENr
"a -4s scssp. sst coS Sessf BALI
90 SATURDAY. Dee 10.
'a' e''' 0"' MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL.
..,, VA b. .iye9sr,or,,,,r.r
10 ~bh Of ue distinguished drsaa c ho mo, al as
pse-ol; the Complete DEALS 1t ''e DAYS
'o''"''0' will b; 90 az 5 si:sSAitd Dec. 2.
"' "'"'' ''' S <, as VERNON FESTIVAL.
GKAND FULL DRESS Ball,
pp,O scale q unprecedented sri.aay On ,haoooson
MONS. husAkO
Conductor Of IN, 0pers Ball Of france ana ireO' OF tie
o''e'''''A oPo's ~; M1;f' o r.
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
end oesebrstod Colo Performer, viii make Us sn appear
sace 10 Aoaeros ~ Conductor Of a Bal
"f '''' No. V MOUNT VERNON FESTIVAL,
Oil DO slyoo
MONSTER CONCERT,
upder tire united direction q -
CARL BERGMAN,
Conductor Of the PAl soss S Scsl.s and
WIN t'e splendid Ban decorations Will bs retained
SCALE Or gRICES:
tott emitting ths holder 10 admission 10 the Ball Dramatic
and Concert fo the three days Tor ono per
- w
srsls tlese, 70 the bal 50
1ioset Z, tie Dsn6sc Entertainment only osy ana even
hIo M order that clssses Of community have
spy',udty Of contributing tes mite to ths at o' national
tosse y have oeero.d place the price Of sd n '1ion
RRANGEMENr FOR THE SALE OF TiChEra
The sse Of Hcsets foI the fe,iysi via oomaen;o On
MONDAY NEXT, Dec H.
I.n1caI sLsrusn 3 Go. W inslo~ Lanjer Co.,
~ Of che biouutveruou rc.tai Coop In,.ue.
{. breusiBg's, " Hall d sons
A. 4 stew art L Co.'S, Geain's Bsaa-I
troois brotheI'-, TIFFANY Go .,
Shells Arthur Jearv ~ Is aver st.
aaa h the ioros iog principal ho5es
tsee,t House. M,ucpbtsl, St NJ hoas, isor Presstt,
~. Denis. UDon Place, Howard L. DenJEcJs,
Aud principal Office Acajeny Of Isle where al bust
raining u tho BAL will Dc trensaetea ~ ,-
MISS hiAAf NORRIS h tMlLTOS,
tce.Ii.e gent Tor tins State Of NepYOrt
Mn Georse Bancroft, MR. MilaTi tulmore,
bIs + NJ. I,ciateld Parish, bfs John M.cbfesor,
MIs. yohu she TSoOd, hs. q. d. kifk aud,
Hn. Chares Z Day, Mrs Lewis KItler:af3,
Ma Marshall U. koberia Mrs Luther 5IAds,,
Mr., 4. ". Brsdforo, Mira John jay.
Mr, Edv arc Cooper. Mrs Waiea Ped,
Mrs. Picroe Van Cortland Mrs EdmnEd scorver,
ME-. Gouverneur souis, Mo alunge C. fsgo
Mrs kanoei stevens, Mrs Amaia J. Puker,
Hrs JoGlston Livingston Mrs o. l. S1tual.
Mrs Andrew J. Downing.
Executive Co,oln .te. Moon. Vernon AssDcatoa.
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A. NJ MESwrs Auctioneer.
DY BANGS MERWIN n Co., Trade-Sa!e

i } Rooms No Is Pskrew. .-r,,-oo,-s
MONDAY TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
Dee IS a and IS. si O'Clock.
AUTOGRAPH LETTFRs, DOCUMENTS fOhrhAitS'
CTRIOSIrIFs snc BOOKS-The collection Of coarosen,
formed ring tire la, wears with u'ca ere aud
both country AID IN Eurcpe anc IS TIE 'aFfe.' ana ms
attractive cole ctiou offered for sale Ia tbs Guy "
includes nav ofrns letters and iocDn"usof muca IN ee
aud rdepeIderto Of teir neics - az ~ So
includes shout Pcrtrst Of which arre linoet >s
proofs nos pager II them are yeTi rare s9d phd
A. bish eos. ID good order aud are neatly
nouut.d y the edges ouly quartz paper II uniform SC
the Portraits beuz attached all .sch Autograph o. s"pate
sheet, The collection also Includes many curious documents
lti,, 10 early history % this county 81: fe~ 'aaOs
sud us,ed Books, &c Cssaogues may Dc had on spph'
cation
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Daneina Aeaoemies.

II FERREROr DANCING ACADEMIES
LIE No. 50 IVES, u4,bs., " T., and No. ~ CsLton,"
Brooklyn, open Pupils enter .ny time Gen
em.nis Evening Clan MONDAY snd THURSDAY. Saturday
evening Gaze viii Nov - Soirees given AZ usual
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Sales br AueticH.


DNigL 3. Houss. Auo,ioncer -Ofbo- W. ~ Bros:wsy.
AUCTION NOTlCE.-Peremptory sale of al
"A ch sud coy FOODS o,rsi1-d IN the private residence
No q iC,h-., b-,u.en Br Atwsy ard Sn-sv, THIS DAY
lThur-o.yD Dec. 81 lfi a. precisely. THIS sac srh
worthy p,on e the publc ne soods AZ goa
order -mesDs end variety OF Rosewood aud MAJ
Fsrutur- Deooraors Wrs. OF AT. Sc .ritsoe % S-nie
partial List from tie oaiae oet- sso
Joined:
IN The b.-ren fun suite o. dirng room Furniur-
Fveu.iou Table Bullets ChAs usch htsse great Va
riey II Kitchen Chi,s Diner and Tea sets silver
VS.. Casters Spots York; Lig1cr Che.. Ivory Cutlery
90, As. sud Boreisu Ware. Sac positive. Deposits L.
a!red OF every frrctsstr
IL he p,riors ae Velvet CGp.s three Ros-ood sn;s'
So and usl Ftsceres, Per Os.s, C-rter IAbes Esq
Cs,.rs ard F.e-uis Bronres Clocks yses fac Paa;in'
- Contains Coucte- Bookcases ard Library secrstsncs J.
c.rsv, Rose. ii ? sno. 6ne II Erasiuss
In n. chambers superior osrvei Rosewof b.drsd
Bp,e,r. Conus. Sofas Couch' air. Carpet. Msh.taHy
RS...ss Sc rrs CURED Hair Ma''rese' aa1 ta- Al
et. snd H,edDs Of al kinda CsAosle' can BE- lad a. we
house.
4 j. BLEECKER, son 4 CO., VIII SILL
n. on THURSDAY Dec 3. A. /! O'clock At he MefoHs.'
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i ITCHFIELD BANK.-Ihe Hon. Milhsn Nv
NOTICE Of INTENTION to FORM
u THE

ARTISANS INS1T RANCE COMPANY.
to hct, by yyen the intention II ,as gntsusa V
fa COMPANY for ia purpcre OF tssnsae.as tie BuSl-
MSS ~ INSURANCE by mssics los iIance ss-ikne
-ou,e and a. kinda OF b1di1s. and hsas~ae3
frrnre snd other prcpsr szn,t Joss or isns y are sai
The ri-ss inland nsyisatol aud trssPortanon paraaa
he provision o al provire tpr the icorporoa u rus
In.raD~e Companies ressed 2th Jane 1855 BY tis Lsdss
of the State # iot III. Of AT " asss, saAa
he THE ARTISANS INSURANCE COMPANY, AA "
principal ofcr Transaction Il It's bslo.s saa c ssssa