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MONS. DE- koRPoNAY.-This gentleman has ar
rived In this city, after very successful tour of
couple OF months duration, during which period
ne has visited some Of the principal cities and
towns of New England. and met recepsion in eve
ry one of them, even beyond his hopes. In Boz
ton, particularly. Mons. de Korponay was met
with hearty welcome, and had extended to h'm
that warm patronage that might be expected from
the well known good taste of her refined citizens.
His classes were attended by the leading and mos
distinguished Of them; and had the unrivalled
teacher Of the Polka been enabled to proong his
visit, his engagements would have become propor
tionately increased.


New York, however, is desirous of avaing her
self of Mons de Korponay's instruction in fashion
able dancing; in this, as in other matters,
her citizens are jointly emuous 10 be among
the foremost in their patronage of all kinds
Of excellence, and the able artiae in question hav-.
ing returned, with the intention of forming dane
ing cassesf for the as soon as suitable rooms
can be procured, we expect to see him resume
his tuition here with the most encouraging pros
poets, and that he will find the citizens of New
York second to none in good taste and liberal pa.
troaage Of his fashionable dancing classes.