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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-01-18
NEW FIRM, AND NEW GOODS.
~ ENs9POSrS,,, 80. 80 S --'s--
We. s.,>~>ssfF,ss ~ ~
ET -

FEy!lE subscribers have increased their formo.
n stock by ale arrivals, 10 very extensive
aud complete assortment of Fall and Winter
GooDs; comprising
Thc latest style of Dry Goods.
Menir,ack, and variety ofiancy prints, chntz,
painted lawns, figured mull, Saco shifting, bodtick
ing OF every requisite width, bagging, apron checks,
ul supply Of fancy pantaloon s,uiEs brown French
and Irish linens, linen aid damask table cloths,
dress and pocke, hdk's., cravats, stocks, gloves,
hose. Nc. &c.
Scasonab,c Clothing.
Mems cloth, jeans, molashih, lntn and gam
broom coats; cashmere, jeans, saltneu aud linen
drilling pants; silk, satin, matsei!es and jeans
vests, together With ludys bonnets efevery deicrip
toa; men and chthen's summer lcghorn, straw,
pamleaf silk aud fur hats; also shirts ofeycw
pattern and material.
Every description OF Roots and Shoes
Mems seal, cali, Nip and thick bouts; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, Kip aud thick hrpsans
Indies hid and morocco slippers; monroe, calf and
pfuhella shoes and bonteos, in every variety, and
10 suit all ages and every size.
GROCERIES,.
Java, Rio Nnd HAVANA Coffee n q. loaf aud
brown Sugar; Young aad Old lIyson, Gun.powdar
aud Imperial Tea; dried peaches and apples, ,icc.
raisins, sinnamon, pepper, gnset ana allspico
sperm aud talow candles; all size ofwind>w glass,
canister, kes aud blasting powder, etc etc.
HARDWARE.
Spades, shorels aud picks; gain aud grass
scythos, pitch-!ofks, saws axes, ha,ches aud ham.
MRS; pad, aud variety of door, trunk aud ches
locks, seli-acting aud congress hinges brass and
cast butts; screws, glass aud mahogany knobs, Ger.
man silver ami iron spoons, ctc.-Together with
Tin and Stone ware, paints, oils, whit ne, putty,
etc. etc.
Our goods were selected viii, thorough knawl
edge OF tho TINES and MAn3Gr; and we oee,
them 10 tho public upon terms which we later our
sci es win retain our old friends aud acquire new
ones. - T.. LEWIS X co.
Potosi, November 4, 1874 -
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CLOTHS e. CASSIMERES.

DLACk and blue, sIpeIfnc, middng, and
ID low priced Broadcloths, super-Cassimeies,
and buckskins; a large assortment of Satinels;
white, red, yellow aud green Flannels, Blankets,
Beaver cloths, Linscy and Rob Roy Plaids, with
geat variety of desirable winter Goods, COM
prisng the best assortment to be found in this pant
of the Territory, selling of al ,ery reduced prices
by KUN IRLI u ILaRh.
Potosi Jan 1915.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

nEFAULT having been mndo in the payment
IL Of FIVE hundred and forty elk, (S546,) dol
lars, due the subscriber, together with the interest
on that sum from the lalh day of February. A. d.
1913, from Rnbert {. Hoard, which said sum was
secured by certain Deed of Trust executed TO
me by the said Robert c. Hoard, on the said
tenth day Of February, 1913, by which said deed,
the said Hoard conveyed 10 in trust for the par
poses IN said deed expressed the following desert
hed.Feal estate, situate, lihg and being in the
county of Iowa, and Territory Of Wisconsin, wit
The north cast quarter of section number twenty !,
(20) in town six, 90 north range three, (3) east
of the fourth principal mefidan. Also-seyenty
acres Of the west half Of the northwest quaricr Of
section twenty four, [2i) in town five, % range
two, east of the third principal meridian. Now.
for the purposes ofcauyng into feet the Trust in
vested by said deed and Tor the purpose Of raj
sing the money to discharge said Indebtedness,
shall sell al public outcry the ighest and hest
bidder for cash, at the Court House door in the
towa of Mineral Point, Iowa county, W. T., Oh
Saturday the l5ih day Of Febrlag, ISIS, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
T. NJ. of said day, the above descrihsd property
and real estate, or so much thereof will be suf
fcient to discharge said Indebtedness, together
with the costs that may accrue thereon.
JOHN B. TERRY,
Trustee Of X. {. Hoard.
&C. WAsEsyRNE, Attorney. 44-ct
Minesal Point, Janua r. 6, 1915.
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THAT FLOUR.

MA = would be glad il those who PROMISED ~
w flour would deliver it Immediately, ~ va
haye made preparations ior receiving large qnaa
NY aid are IN daily expectation az lis arrival
None bat the bcsi quality, from wntor-whoat, win
be received. :, L. LEWIS & GO.
Potcsi, May 81, isH
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Wisconsin I'eui,ory,} U. S District Coart,
Grant County, Grant Co, Wis. Ter.
To March Term, A. ID. lSi5.
John Graham,
William Town, In Attachment.
Samuel Fish, &
Gustivus p. Billion.
NTOTICE ishoreby given to the said defendant,
y Gustavus p. Billion, and all others concern.
ed, that on the 2Gth day of December, 81 1, u
writ of attachment issued out of and under the seal
of the District Court of Grant County, aforesaid,
for the of ninety dollars and fortyoight cents,
(S90 45,) against the goods and ehai:eis, lands
and ,enomen,s, moneys, rights and credits, Of the
said William Town, Samuel Fish, and Gustayus
p Billion, Defendants, at the suit of John Graham,
Plaintiff, directed TO the Sheriff Of said County,
rc,urnable to the March Term, A, ID. 1915, of said
District Cont; and which said writ has been re-
turned duly executed.
Attest L.. o. SIIRADER, Clerk
S. o. PAINE, Hgs .ittoracy
| Dated, Lancaster, January 3, 1915.
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HOTEL.

FEHHE Subscriber wanld respectfully inform the
a Public that, in consequence OF the OF repeat
ed Solicitations Of large portion Of the nhabi-
ants OF potosi and vicinity, he has removed the
Post Office aud his Hotel to the Wisconsin House
at the Head Of tho Hollow. lie embraces this
opportunity 10 thank his friends and patrons for
saa generous support Sney have heretofore accord
ed him assuring them that they VIII find the ac-
commodntions Of the Wisconsin House, such as
10 merit their entire satisfaction, aud
Remember this
An excellent Stable is attached to the premises.
CELESTINE KALTENBACii.
Potosi, January, Is, lSlL
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PLATTVILLE ACADEMY.

FsSHIS Institution continues under the objection
Z of Mr.. %. r. CAREiEG A. NJ. who is al
ready known TO the public. The rresen, session
commenced M the 26ih Aug. Pupils are rscev-
ed at any time during the quarter. Any intorma-
ton desired by Parenls o. guardians, residing al a
distance, can be obtained by addressing the Prin-
.cipai, Past Paid.
Board can be obtained, ihprivate families, at
from Sl,50 to S2,00pcr week.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Common English Branches, per Or. S3,25
Higher De. Do. =" /" rs
Maihematic. IS g 5,25
Languages, Anc't & Modem, :" cas-
J. w. CLARK, Secty.
Plattyile, Sept. "A, 1914. % If
The next Term hfthis Institution will commence
oh Monday, the llth Of November, 1874. The
services of CHARLES LAYRg, as an Assistan, in the
English department, have been secured and no
effort shall he spared TO merit the continued pat
ronage OF the public. ]. W. CLARK, Sec'y.
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EcIslsinlOre Grove a0r sale.

FHViiE Undersigned offers for sale four bundled
H. acres Of land in the Fennimore Grove, il
Grant equity, w. r. The above auc Of ,he
most desirable tfacts Of land in the Territory Of
wisconsin. is situated Oh the United States
road from Green Bay to Prairie du CHEN, emb,a.
eng about three hundred Of the very choicest tim
Der, with about ono hundred OF tire first quality Of
prnl'ie; The tact being also well walerod. 10 a
person des''ons Of farming and keeping publ,e
house, there is 40 point In ,he rorriory ,sb,el,en,
ole' greater advantages, II will DO sold al a ,ery
reduced price, aud pnrt o time.
fof further particulars, enquire of John Rtaelrn.
IT Mineral Point, OF of the Undersigned, near
l'reHstcr's Ferry, Stephenson county, m
% Il L.. -. NANMATEE.
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ADJOURNMENT.

FEyHE undersigned Commissioners, appointed
IL by the Judge of Probate for Grant county,
w. T., to examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF all persons against the Estate Of Ezra
Adams, late Of said county, deceased, do hereby
give no;ce, that having met al Plat.evlle, in said
county, for the purposes aforesaid, on The 23d aud
2Ith days of December, A. ID. 1874 said meet
ing was adjourned to Potosi, in said county, init
the 18th day of April, A. d. 1915, at II o'clock
al noon, at the Office of &. X. Lord, on which said
day, the commission, granted 10 the undersigned
for the purposes aforesaid, will cease. All persons
having demands against sal Estate, can thea and
there present them if they think ft
THOMAS EASTMAN CT.
II. l.. MASSEY, No",''
c. X. LORD, ''0"''''
December 26, 1911. ~ 81
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BsaCksspaitIliss@,

I'llE subscriber repeatedly informs tic ,slb,e.
That he rouies Oh the aboyc bnsiuoes in IN H.
various b'anches All kinds % county pioolnes
taken ~ exchange mI work. GEORGE prhE
P,ario du Chen, November 7, fsl.
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TAILORING! TAILORING!!

TAILORING! TAILORINGM
YsSIIii subscriber would respectfully announce
H. 10 the public that he has opened shop, and
permanently established himself at Lancaster
Having acquired thorough knowledge of his bu-
sness in one Of the fashionable towns Of the East.
he feels prepared 10 recommend himself 10 the
community MS an accomplished and finished work
man.
Ills terms nro reasonable, and most kinds Of
country produce taken 10 payment for wo,k.
0ty' Cutting done to any order and upon the
shortest notice. A. CROSBY.
November 10, iSi3 - f
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WISHES an FtIsUhs utsIIUUs OF IHlpiu-
wing their Orchards and Gardens to call him
Immediately and make out their orders which
will meet with prompt transmission, and at the
opening of navigation, they may have good as
soriment of the bes, Fruit Trees and Garden Seeds
now il the known world.
CassyilIe, W. L. January I, 1915. Still
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TAKEN Up.

Hpy h'e sobseriber, residing In Plate ti,nbs,
- eight miles north OF rilait, lie Ia f.,n.s
county, w. 7. some time ~ Dee ms t,ry
Mare, shod MI round, supposed 70 be yeer, 9Th
last spring, also ono eouol Mare, samo age, shoa
atl fonnd; also one bro~a yeafIiag hoTse coli,
also one two your old red hcifef. with n shue
ace, no marks OF brands porceitAsle; Tho own.
er' arc requested u prUyo property pay changes
aud take them away. WM. BULL.
Platte Timber, Dec. 20, 1871
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Territory Of Wisconsin,} Disttic, Coar, Ua;tcd
4 Grant County, =. ! States, Grant County,
/ W.Tsto Mairh Tenn, A u. ISIS.
ION" = = .'''''' cnuossry
Charles Baldwin anal and Injunction.
/ CathaTins, his vile.
/ Z / appearing satisfactorily, that the defendant,
IL Charles Baldwin, is not resden, OF the Ter
ritory Of Wisconsin therefore It is hereby order
ed, that the said defendant, Baldwin, do eater his
appearance in this cause, on before the first day
OF the next term Of the District Court Of said Giant
County, to be begun and holden a, the court house
| IN Lancaster, on the ioudh Monday of March
next, and plead, answer, or demur 10 said COM
lplananGs bill, else the will be taken for con-
fesssd, and decIee entered accordingly: and fur
Their ordered, that copy OF this order be published
in the "Wisconsin Hereld," newspaper printed
in Lancaster, ia said Grant county, for ninety days
successfully.
n true copy-aues,
l.. Q, SnRADER, CLERK,
Thos. p. Burnett, Sol for Complt 42-l3t
Dated Clerks Office, Lancaster, Dec, y, 1871,
Territory OF Wisconsin,p District Court u. $, A
County Of Iowa, IS. pril Term, a. d. 1915
The President, Directors audi
Company of the Bank OF Ala
eral Point,
John Walsh, Edward Walsh, aud In Attachment.
Nathaniel Patterson. co-palt-
ners trading and doing business
under the name and finn and
style of j & l.. Walsh g. Co
E9UBIlC Notice is hereby given, to the said
4 defendants, John Walsh, Edward Walsh and
Nathaniel Patterson, trading aud doing business
under the name, firm and s.yle Of J. x T., Walsh
Il Co, and all others concerned, that on the 23th
day OF October, A, ID. 1871, writ Of attachmon;
ssuedout of and under the seal Of the DstfictC out
Of the United States for the county Of Iowa aloGe
isad, in favor Of the said President, Directors and
Company o. the Bank OF Minera Point, plaintiffs,
and against the goods, chOttels, land and tene-
mcnts, moneys. rights, credits and effects OF the
said John Walsh, Edward Walsh and Nathaniel
Paterson, co-parners, trading aud doing business
under the namo, style and firm OF j, Il T.. Walsh 4
Co defendants, for the sum Of ten thousand dollars,
over and above all just offsets. retunablc to the
April term, A. u. 1913, of said Court, which said
writ has been retained by the Sheriff, executed.
GEO. W. JONES,
Clerk d. c., |. e., w. Il.
Clerks Office, Mineral Point, December 9th
A. ID. 1911. IL 81
ERANcis j. Dunn, P'ds' ATTY.
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IA ANTED any quantity q H1es delivered
w At oar si9.e ID Poiosi.
>. Z. LEWIS 30.
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District Court D. =, Iowa County, WILSON'S
Tcui,ofy, hpil Tenn, a. u. 1911,
Dennis Murphy, I

Thomas Drum md Jwia Reilly, Execuios
Of Michael Murphy, deceased, and Andrew
murphy, Mary Am Muphy, Caihatlne
Murphy, Michael Murphy, Lucy Murphy,
Margaret Murphy aod John Mufphy, IN
f,at heirs 81 iaw Of thr said Michuel Muir
phy, deceased, and Lucy murphy, his wife,
and Jnmes MUMMY.
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M kEGs Of Blasting Powdcs jnat received
~ and iot sale by J. VI. OrIS.
Lancaster, Msrei %, lSiA
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FESllE subscribers have increased their form,i
! n stock by lale arrivals, TO a very extensive
aud complete assortment of Fall and Winter
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z r appearing 10 Tie saisf1ctou Of the Chanccl-
4 Tor, by affidavit fled, that part nf The said de-
PENDANTS are npn-ftsidens oi this Territory there
f,re ordered that the sad defendant, plead, an
sYer o. drinIr 80 coGpiataapl's bill herein, of
before the fret day 81 tic Aps,I term Of the Dis
tici Cont oil Iowa county. w. Il. 20 be begun and
held al M.aefal io.at, q, ile second Monday OF
April, 1916, o. that D.itettse eOmp'ai aanl's bill
VIII be confessed, and i,crcs entered accordingly,
and tbai a cops nf this oider be published for six
weeks suceesstgeiv. presioIs 70 said tenn, IN uie
Grant County Herald, n ncatpapsr published n
Lancaster, 10 said cpuniy ~ Grant.
Given ua,leF ny haud tia. 5,h dayof December,
4. ID. 1914. CIiAS DUNN,
Judge la judicial Dislici, -. r.
G. &. WAsnsuHNK, Compiainani's Sp.'i.
Territory Of wisconsin,
County of Iowa, -, George w Jones,
Clefk Of the District Count NJ the United States 10
and far the toYniy aad Territory afofesaid, do
hereby certify th1f the ab9fe an1 foregoing Is a
trBe mad correct ea4y NJ Inc ORDER Of Conn, made
10 i5o abOse rniil.sd caase, rs appears lom Iao
Record Is ny Office.
IN Teaim1ny Whereof have hsrsaaio
J.. 9. set my band ani affixed tie sral 81 sail
Co1ri,a the Clerks oa,c IL Mineral Point,
the 10 day ri Docemfef, 4. -. ls1i
Aussi, Go. ". JoSLs, { ; DC, IC.
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Scasonnhic Cloihing


Mems seal, cali, Nip and thick bonts; morocco
and seal pumps, lined cali, Kip and thick hrosans
Indies hid aud morocco slippers; monroc, call AM
pfunella shoes and booecs, in every variety, an,
10 suit all ages and every size.
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In Chancery.

Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.
OcT 7.-.ddulteTy-M eLanthon Truman Rebeccd
motion to obtain order from the Chancellor directing
the husband to pay to the solicitor of Mrs Truman such
of money would enable her defend the suit of
her husband against her. which has been instituted in
CAancsry with view to obtain divorce for alleged
criminal conversation with parties in this States and
also to obtain leave to 6le supplementary bill
against the husband the part OF the lady, and to
in relation to her case in her cross bill The alleged
facts that the husband after fling his bill against
the wife, and after she had put in her and hled
her bill against him, no the husband left for Mi.
chigan and there filed another bill for the same cause
that previously fled here That he had, without the
her. applied to the Legislature of Michigan for com
mission, and issued it to this city to take testimony IN
support of his BILL and procured that commission to be
executed without notice to his wife, he moving tor COM
mssioners witnesses to furnish testimony II was also
forth that the husband evidently absained from
giving her any intmation of his proceedings with
view 10 obtain divorce from the Legislature Of Michi-
gam which he succeeded in doing, alleged by the
wife, through divers pretences and fraudulent and sins
ter means well knowing that said Rebecca would not
allow him to take any such steps against her with
out adopting the necessary measures to defend
herself 1t was further shown by Counsel that
the husband had, after the alleged fraudulent pro-
full knowledge of his wife's having commenced
cross-suit against him, married lady in Michigan,
with whom he is now as alleged, cohabiting in state
Of unlawful marriage.
HIS HONOR directed the husband to furnish the we's
counsel with of $780, to enable her to defend the
suit part the husband against hers and aso granted
leave to the wife to amend hsr bill and proceedings by
setting up the facts she wished to introduce in her
Elementary cross-bll For Mrs. Truman-W. H. Seely,
Esq. For Mr. Truman-H. Townsend, Esq,
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p.rv,r Crrcr.-The number Of patents issue
dur,nu ,he month of september, for improvements
was %; number Of patents issued for design I;
amount of fees received for applications $3.50
amount OF ices tor copies, NC. $lSs-totai amount
OF fees $5973.
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Common Pleas.
Rafora IudpA Dalv

Ocr 7-Enoch D. James ps. Frances Barnett E. Long
and c. Lose-An action Of trespass to recover dana
ges for forcbe election from premises situate at No III
place the LIST January 1874 and also for damages
tanned in consequence Of defendants building smoke
house said premises. The plaintiff, it alleged,
obtained through Lossee who to pay him
$780, and subsequently, smoke house was built on part
that plaintiff had got legal possession Of the premises
claimed, and was therefore trespasser
Verdict for defendant.
Nevman Sreeney-The jury in this case, already
noticed rendered verdict for plaintiff $50 so damages
and cents costs
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Price Two Cents.
Court Intelligence.

GENERAL SESSIONS, Oct. before Judge Ingrahsm
and Aldermen Soneall and Divver-M c. Patterson Esq
District Attorney.
Trial far Burglary-ssmuel Washing, indicted for q
burglary in the second degree Ia having broken int
the dwelling of Mr. Thomas Van Worst Ne 100 Second
Avenue on the 25h June last and stealing about S28
worth Of property, consisting Of jeweiry cake baskets
&C. placed upon trial The premises Of r Van Worst
and the cake baskets subsequently found by Cap
tain Middleton OF the 10th ward Police at the house OF
Washing, and the property was idennhed BY Mfs van
Worst .
On the part of defence. the brother Of Wsshng tes
ned that no purchased the cake baskets In North Caro-
lima and presented them to bis brothers wife.
Capt BErrs, of company No g. testified that the sco
sed duty at the time that the burglary was al
legged to have been committed.
Other witnesses testified that they had the cake
baskets the house Of Washing 1or the alleged bur-
glary.
The jury rendered verdict OF not guilty The Court
then adjourned until IL O'Clock to morrow morning.
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HAIR WORK,

all its branches Ladies Wss half Wigs Frzettes Wire
Curs; Curs; Bands Brads, &c. &C. 10 suit shade oil
hair Also large Of Genemen Wigs and Sczps
o all sizes shades OF the best quality 70 be found on hand
made order short notice st VIM DlBBLEES, 2x3x
late z7ll Broadway - I'm. rrc
CAss u WARD having been burnt out, have removed to
yy0@
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GOODYEAR'S
PATENT SIiIRRED SUSPENDERS
200 DOZEN Shred Suspenders red und.r thu
OOV above patent For sale by GEO. BEECHER,
w. nm ~ Broadway
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEM

LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
M patrons the public general that her regular class
will Saturday. October 18th, at her Saloon, No.
IL Walker street.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and young Masters under Of
5for young Gentlemen.
Evening Class Gentlemen. every Tuesday and Thursday
o'clock.
For Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS Of forming BY them
private Quade Glasses Polka Mazufka Quadrlss,
on any days ana hour most convenient 70 both parss
For individual and private lessons Dancing WMtzng
Polka azurka Ladies and Gentlemen atany Fixed hous
desired.
Young ladies' boarding schools and private families .
Balls for her pupils accompanied oy thar
parents guardians as usual =,
Being in correspondence with several Of the principal
Madame A. from them all the novel;
the admitted in the fashionable society and she
will them her classes les
,ons according TO her patrons desires. SIT 1m+Tc
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DANCING ACADEMY.
Broadway. Corner OF Grand Street.

AIR g. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in
WI forming his ead. and the Pubc that his classes ior q
wing all the different styles Of the above
pshment land the Mazurka and Polka Quadrlles will open
Wednesday Sept th the large Saloon attached 70 the
days-Lades Glasses at p. M; Gentlemen, p. Pm
Glass for Ladies will be formed from to for La Polka
and Waiting Instructions given Pupils and Private Class
their residences at Mr. RS 81 Eighth Avenue or ITO
Canal street. - -.
Mr. Robertson would also inarm the public that BIS ny
Academy will commence Monday September "a =.
~ Y.n. is"''' NA'e' " - 49, sI3 imsrc
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Court Calendnr-This Day


CIRCUIT CoURr-Nos. 2. 5, IL, %, Is, 80.
SUPERIOR CouRTNos. H. Is, IA, IS, q 34to +0 ~ to
54
COMMON PEEAs-lsr Par.-Nos Ill, l02, lO6, 80, o7,
1856, 49, So, l4l lI4 A. ST. 81 90, l2l, l23 l4s loo
Part 2. Nos. 2 and l2l
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Circuit Court.

Before Judge Edmonds
Der His Honor opened the Court at l0t O'Clock
when jury were sworn After disposing Of some few
nquests jury being ready the court adjourned
10 this wednesday, fore noon.
Superior Court.
Ne jury being ready, the Court adjourned over
tn hia