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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-21

RURAL OPINIONS Of "socIE1 .i'---A
writer in tie Springfield Republicdn
thus sketches his idea Of this doubtful
paradise :---lntph % 30 y tdlM ,li
90 "Whatthenbis society, which cons,i-
tntes the peculiar charm IF all swell reg.
lated", commnnitiesi Is ii anything
more than "a compound Of. mus
lin, cosmetics broadcloIh, starch ard
sfieclation? A young man spends an
hour or two at his toilet, makes an even
ing call at family ,os preten,iop; ex-
changes commonplace remarks upon ,be
current topics Of the day. affects, famil-
iarity with subjects about which he is
profoundly ignoran,;A-ifl musical, the
piano is ,tortered f6r It's entertainment: yif
ambitious 70 be considered,an, artist, the
daubs on the walls, end, those melancholy
things, usually, by figure OF speech.
demominated portraits, atir2ct his inten.
tion, and affnd fruitful subjects for his
most laudaiory criticism says snd lis
tens TO great deal of"smai talk is all
the while dreadfu,ly Ill at ease, lest he
should commit some gdhcberie, and
thereby beiray his lack OF polish, retires
at proper hour. and;hiDks lie has "been
out into society" and greatly wonders to
himself how those shocking peope of the
"rural districts" can tolerate existence at
all, seeing they are deprived Of such an
iuesiimable blessing us'soclety. Avoung
lady consumes week in thinking about
and preparing for party, which she at
tends al one Of tie "first famies;" and
few hours spent in fruiiless efforts to ex.
press her jeiune thoughts in language
beyond he capacity and to, which, by as
sociation and education, she is entirely
nnaccustomed-conlriving to get into
favorable positions for displaying her
figure, if pretty. and her bijoux, if rich;
suffering much, meanwhile, from the
crampings Of unfriendly wholebone, and
The pinching ofunyieldiog kids .--she is
quite sure that the "cbief end''of wo man
kind is TO go into society," Spinisters,
who were bellies, and masculine aquid-
nnncs, who ,Dould be beaux, are equally
certain that all terrestrial felicity, gefmin-
a,es in society; each one entertaining a
private conviction, however, that society
would be much improved If certain others
were less prominently or al.oge,h re-
moved" .b H.gs1 vcsf-5h
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-05-21

SAFE TRAvRLLlye There were car.
ried ovas the Utica and Scheneciady rail-
road 453,000 passengers during 1851,
without an accident ofsny kind occurring
to any; the result Of careful management.
- American Messenger.
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division being called Tor on this amendment, it was
agreed 10
Aer which. the said bill was read the third time and
passed. E
MIR SEYMOUR, OF New York, moved again to sus'
pend the rules. go into Committee of the Whole on
The of Union consider the river aud harbor ap
preparation bill But il being moved 10 adjourn, il
not agreed TO and then,
After much con usion and the consideration OF vari.
questions OF ORDER the yeas and nays ordered
The motion TO suspend the rules.
Mr. JOHNSON. of Georgia. moved TO adjourn; and on
this motion no quorum voled-ayes 80, noes 81.
Mr. j. moved call OF the House.
And then, after conversation between the CHAIR and
Messrs. JONES of Tennessee, p. KING, SEYMOUR
OF New York, JOHNSON of Arkansas. and JOHNSON
OF Georgia,
Mr. CHASTAlN again moved 10 adjourn.
And the House adjourned
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BY Mr.. CHANDLER The memorial Of George q. Read
and Of the United States asking Congress
mploy Mr.. WllamA r. Martin TO paint picture repre-
sentng American naval victory, be placed in the
Capitol Also, the memorial OF numerous citizens OF Phil
adephia asking Congress canal round the
Sault de Ste. Marie Also, the memorial OF Carson ~
Newbod, OF Philadelphia, asking compensation for
chandise destroyed while ia the public stores OF the
house in the city of Philadelphia.
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C,AyINGS and Exchange Bank of CALIFORNIA;, SAN
- Francisoo.Bls OF Exchange the Bank Metfopo.
l Washington, and principal city and
United
facilities and better and perfect
any A California.
Persons carrying wishing TO place funds in California will hnd
certificates
Bank of the Metropolis" always prepared
cash them presentation.
Investments collections. and Temtances made the
vorabe
j. X. ROBINSON ROBINSON s. CO.,
r. l.. SMITH. Managers aud Proprietors.
July
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AUCTION NOrICE.-The subscriber respectfully
II his the public that he commenced the
and commission business his and Offers his
the sale Of description OF real and personal
the most favorable terms.
With experience twenty the various departments
auction business, the last which he has been personally
the citizens OF Washington the auconeer OF the
firms of Dyer Bro and Dyer MCGUIRE he deems
than that his relied
of business cashed without
delay.
Un be made for the reception and
sale Of merchandise on commission persons wishing employ
will peare call Office of A. Rothwe epq
of7 found during hours ready
and prepared the calls o, the public.
Respectfully, Il. ". sTRATTON.
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ESPECIAL BARGAINs.-we open TO day
l2A per yard, well worth 20
100 pieces OF those fac bleached 2S
yard, the same quality Of those had early an the
100 pieces and thin plaid musins all grades and styles
capbrcs musins ali grades
We from all parties desiring of white goods.
40 pieces black alpacas, from common fine
20 black bombasips assorted qualities
IS do black berege, assorted
5 black twisted silk, at low pncet
With all other kinds Of mourning goods In addition,
articles arriving daily
Terms cash. unless arranged to the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing, be relied In all
cases. PERRY q BROTHER,
June 30 Opposite Centre Market
EtEtns Insurance Company, of Utica, New York.
Capital $4,000.
THIS company against damage FIRE
public buildings in the and furniture,
goods and merchandise generally Also, marine risks
and steamboats, railroads, and lakes tnken on the
most favorable terms.
equitable and the directors have
satisfaction they have accumulated ample
which, addition capital company,
careful enabling the
naturalization
business with this company.
JOHN H. HtNMAN, President.
II. II. HAWLEY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEBDING, Agent,
7th street, opposite odd Fellows Hall,
June 2g-3tawly
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HAVING determined carry the
Ill goods, shall offer them all without
regard 10 cost
Purchasers desiring lawns, musin berege tissues,
silks, other class of goods,
gains sell all fabrcs price
the 10th OF August.
Our stock all leading styles of fancy and staple dry goods is
this time full and completes and proverbay low
We particularly black Silks black apacas, plaid and plain
white cambc and all classes of linen goods much lower figures
than usually found in this city
Those friends who have paid their bills due will please
do
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
QGood articles low prices and fair dealing be relied
all cases. PERRY n BROTHER
July l3-lOuf Opposite Centre Market
JsLANDrs. GEORGE, late of Engand wishes inform the
ladies Washington that she be consulted
her residence, the Of 7t and
few doors from Maryland The will be put
the door
Hours from 8, m, until 8, p.
Fee, 25
No admtance for gentlemen. July l-eodlm*
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A DDTTIoNAL suPPLIEs.-we have this day opened the
y pieces very fine and choice pattern French lawns
IS do medium priced lawns, good styles
80 lawns, colors, for l24 90
20 B ,nss G aes n s%S white ''k v'ee'
20 piece. bo,deed caicoes, ve hne fast and good
styles, Tor ladies' wrappers
with good and general Of all kinds Of dry goods
Penn. avenue, between IN and SIN , streets
near New YORK avenue and viii pay over per price
nov n asked Ten' easy N NpPy mel :. above Amer Tep
IMPORTANT NoTICE-The subscribers take hi. method or
giving timely notice 70 their that their respective
viii Be made 20 the 2e instant and presented on or before the
forward sele mp and avail tsomeye. Of The opportunity
We ;i s% that date CO..
SELLING OFF AT cosr.rron and amer I'M. date ,nal
not only summer goods but also staples and ncy articles Of
Velvet tapestry, Brussels. ply, and other capcing
Linen and cotton shirnss, table demssks
Damask t,be-cloibs danask napkins
ToweiingA, shsetings, aud pillow linens
g s,So quilt d,,., and eo sa,n,
Together every line for house furnishing
Our stock Of dress and other fancy goods being larger than
season. empnacsy tina, all such
sold regardless OF cost or value 80, nnoronn
swe take This occasion to return thanks to those Of
settlements all others having unsettled
will do likewise,
Juys H., b., co.
IN consequence OF our stock of Ianou Good. On ali
depaen being large Induced TO offer decided bargains
in all linen fabrics
40 pieces linens, for wear, % yer
yard-oniy thinki
7s pieces extra hns linens, for bosoms and collars
100 thick linens for shirts, at low prices,
pieces danesks, all widths, styles, and
prices--handsome patterns
pieces table napkins, towels, and owelngs
linen shertngs, NIL widths, very cheap
pieces Scotch diapers assorted
pieces diapers, with many other new goods.
will that AL goods offered linen
nj warranted To prove
Terms cash, unies- arranged 20 the contrary.
Good articles, low prices and M ds,ss my BE rssa on IN all
FERhN N HsOfAtR,
FIrnc m flppo~ n Centre Markes
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LACK GOODS.-Now In store
ID 10 pieces black silk "Hernan," black twisted silk
various prices, good colors aud quality
20 pieces black herege assorted qualities and prices
20 pieces back bombans, of the best grades prices
40 black apacas assorted from
30 pieces wide and narrow black English Grape
Is pieces black silks, all glossy and cheap
With all the minor articles line for
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY
June lS--eoif Opposite Genre Market
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ERENCH-PLATE MIRRORS, for manteis pier.
brackets.Ihe
hand French plate looking gasses, plain
portrait picture frames, which he
material, will sell they
bought the
OLD frames Teglded.
FRANCIS LAMB,
Directly opposite National Theatre, Washington, ID. C.
JuIy1 d1uaf
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The vss savecates Of that INV n The Lsgaeue MARY
Land There azs several other ssiaAns shops II WssA
isgtoa called banks which VIII Of these days close
up e suddenly those referred TO and sos reason viii
doubtless be given for their insolvency full absurd
that given above 1t will be by the list that there
are several of these stu in operation In Washing
ton most Of which have location and visible.
respon ble In the slightest degree These banks must
sooner or later explode and the bills in circulston
prove loss to holders for the full represented
We have not the least doubt, but that In the face
these Washington fnancicrs they viii Ind plenty Of
dupes, and may for time longer succeed in foist-
ing upon the community their worthless trash It is
almost useless to tempt to prevent the establishment Of
these wild cat banks to put them down after they have
commenced operations until the owners have thoroughly
heeced the public The only way is the public to re
fuse the bills Of every bank which IL properly se-
cured by depcstes Of good sound securities in the
hsnds Of some officer where they beyond
the rtach and control Of the institutions owning them
Gold and silver good basis for circulating notes; but
we have LITTLE faith in the managers Of banks general
y that would not trust the intended for the
security protection Of the bill holder In hands of
those who manufacture and put forth at pleasure such
immense amounts of paper promises pay. Wehave 50
frequently recorded tho sudden dssp large
sums Of specie from the vaults Of banks between two
days that confidence in those who have the power
move it, is entirely gone. The only safe way 49, place
the bill holder independent of the honesty dishoney
of bap nreeidcuta nd drartorc
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MIR Quackepboss farmer someShat advanced In years,
resiopg In Cansds, opposite Black Rock, fell into the
river on the 7th inst, aud was drowned.
Patrick Nasse fell from the loft of barn near the
village OF Black Rock the 9th Inst and was killed.
FIRE occurred In Cincinnati the Sth inst which
destroyed buildings that we're occupied By w An
derson carving establishment, N. Ste,swat as rem
deripg factory, and W Horton as turning shop
The butchers of Cincinnati had grand parade on the
eth inst.
On the 9th init lad eight years of ags. son OF VIM
Armstrong white bodng his 70 OF he rails OF the
Old Cclony track IN Washington village, III is supposed
10 hear rumolng Of distant trains struck on the
head aud instantly killed
Charles Beard, Waterman ia the employ Of the Lowell
bescbsty was billed the 9th inst by being caught by
BIZ clothes in ehaf and whrled around till life was ex
tnct Mr. Board about twenty three years Old, and
nom Lebenon, N VI =
On the 9th inst a. the 1--WE O'Clock train for New York
leaving the Providence depot TN Irish woman named
Hannah ssar Of Prog'de1ce accidentally saP,sd be-
the platform and tae cara tnd was fatally injured
yed 70 tbs Mas sc0usetts utnere4 Hospital
sbete N, died sEotii. sfDss
fr N s2oPnxy
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syupARTawRsIsTp .,yp.s,E.

nlSSOLUTI0N-TBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
- fore existing under the firm Of Todd Il Mead IL this
day dissolved by limitation The business will be
and all accounts collected and debts the arm paid by
NV YORK oct " lo2. WILLIAM A. TODD.
GtoD OPP0RTUNITN-A PARTNER rs WANTED,
~ with capital Of about $1,000, in business OF the
most hattcrng promise without risk compe tton al
rsoy established and capable Of prod in very short
time twenty thousand dollars or more, per Some
active personal assistance and little additional
alone TO the object OF
hgnet character riyan and required aud ali communities
tions stvnv cnnhferiia Ad~rsss with rsa name ONLY
". IS. NJ. through the Post ofhce, - - -
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REMOVALS..

- -
E>RNEsT NYSTR0M, MERCHANT TAILOR AND
II ladies' habit maker, from Paris would respectfully
inf rm his patrons that he has removed from No. *
Amty 20 105 Beceker blocks wes. from
way. where he has opened his mt with
select assortment of Ircnoh and English cloths cassmere
vestings Be- and will continue make ORDER adys
riding habits. gentiemen,s and boys clothes in the
neaet and most fashionable STYLE and respectfully socits
continuance Of those fayors which no long enjoyed
from public. Paris and London
monthly. N B-Mr: Nystrom speaks the French German
Swedish and Danish languages
DEMoyAL-J. G. BOOTH HAS REMOVED HIS
~ tailoring establishment TO No. sss broadway corner
Of Broome street and having opened Of
cloths cassiueres and yestinEs all of
would be pleai ed to call from old customers
and friends trusting by strot attention to business
msrit continuation Of their patronage The best talent
employ cd in the cutting department
long practical rienee In the business witt be sufficient
guarantees for the style Of work we'll prompt
oution OF orders. - j. .. BOOTH
TIE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIE Assurance Company, Of London Is removed from
No Grand sreetto Washington street, Of Mer
Ger street Jersey City where insurance lifo DO Of
risk taken Pamphlets containing other inorma-
oi printed California rules ON alton
j. LEANDER STARR, General Agent.
A. y. Hossck. n. D., 5. 8. Keens NJ D.. Medical Era-
sntr
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NEW PUBLICATION.

JAPAN AND THE JAPANEsE-BY TALBOT WATTS
H. Dior the opinions Of the prees tha second cd
Mem Of this gem OF intsresthis incorrectly ssFpcrrsan
tastesths oonoss yet oopious romstio ye. authentic
si.A ssslss Acc sassas'uss ~ A,s,y, 80, !, ?. -.
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FANCY AJxTaCLEs.

Hughes DUPUY CRYHANGE NO. 70 VIII
liam street. upstsrs, Importers Of Fancy Goods JET
ssa Esriin Iron Artc,os Combs Brceohos Brscelets
Beads Percussion Cara hooks and Eyss Calf Skins, 6pa
Acs~vtoons and fiutiret Of the frTerog cgz Max
pNsis stnciss rsoslsed 10 svcry stssmei,
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M -. PETERS CO., NO. 300 BROADWAY. SO
w. lios ths attention OF families 10 their extonsiu VI
stock 1ne old Ports Sherros and Madsras which ths
have imported expressly for family Brsniios Of "a
scotch Alcs London Porters, So, &a-
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r AUREL HILL ESTATE FOR sALE.-THls BEAUTI

r AUREL HILL ESTATE FOR sALE.-THss BEAUTI-
Psssaie rssr miles norta Of se city Sswark and
nsary opposite village Of Beiisviils
trees srsat VARIETY dseidnous through
sgp she MI will ssnssa a' one s'o Of
ss ~ Ss s
WITH cleaning and ground next
RsS~ay 's % S
ri bong ns Is
en
Newark Island and sss Ssd
Nevsrsink, with Newark EInabehtown Ambqy and Rsri
Of yaasbs fsi then an sxtensye Hover saTsa with
and Se on aa s
rs
ae The aSstssa
T. 20 feet in the and 70 feet in the head Including
and sSu.sns upon the wings forming vide
an S the the .sy s dining h
hall between the latter contar the stairs and the
s G other Il
asory yeraoda fronts the garden upon Which a tTansd
taa In trent of the house sopns towards the passao
s o sS Of Of s s ,s s o s
maple and chetnut ssirted with many dense masses Of
Two gatevays Of SOLID stone aanked BY ssOne wall ter
towards the to the pnbic road, the
opposite side of which wire fence the road
from the river bank This river bank saogethsr unique.
II dnsely clothed with bcmlock and other
feahering tho ground and relieved by delicious trees
Of immense szo-in of which rustic staircase
forked aordinp al of the sylvan
recently constructed walk leads from the house
Is region tssing rustic seats aud
irdge Of particular beauty to Kiosk of rustic struc
ture happily situated for andng point OF river
distant Under this ank and foliage IL
house and landing illustrated with rustic work IN
keeping with the object above and around beauty and
riety scenery heahfulness of climate in the in
order of its popuiGtionn short from
attractive and desirable family residence It s believed
ttat the vicinity of Beleve possesses advantage. not
surpassed y am place in the vicinity -f Now York
half 81 ths purchase money remain mortgage
or further par sicnars apply to
HOMER MORGAN, MOL Pine street, New York.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING ACADEMY-SI0NOR A. GHERARDI, AS
~ sisted by Madame GherardL respectfully begs In
form his patrons and the public that h Dancing Academy
saturday OCT l6 Days Of tuition for young ladies and
msssess Wsapesd,ys and Saturdays and Mondays and
Tussdsys and friday al Privste lessons families
will also be von and classes attended schools and aoadc
mics All COMMUNICATIONS addressed 10 Gil Broadway. win
be promptly attended to.
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CINGING CLASs.-AN ELEMENTARY GLASS OF V0-
- music will be formed for ladies and sensomen, in
Lukes building Of Hudson and Grove Streets
Thursday October 1th half past O'clock r. NJ
third evenings Of the will be Thurs
the 2 and Monday the 18th, Of October at half past
seven O'clock p. NJ II. DUDLEY, Teacher.
Terms the course lessons gentlemen two
dollars, and ladies dollar. Fret evening free.
VUANTED-A LADY OR GENTLEMAN, FOR LARGE
w female seminary competent to teach tho piano. Must
be good performer. Apply Immediately to q. Breusns.
AL Broadway.
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vy,n ppUroIsrs Sc.-rUE PROPRIETOR or A con

rv,O DRUGGISTS &C.-THE PROPRIETOR OF CON
Germ In tho drug dysstu paint and oil trade doing
ars "a, ,cta ard iosbing business wants to soil
location one very best aad in
o c,tv ~ New york low store &c with
and affords great facilities for increasing
tho carrying country trade also To man
srsb opportunity requested that none but parties
others will be created With Address Druggist box 5ot Pos
Office.
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MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
l her customers and friends that she fixing the
house No 72 Broadway opposite Washington place. for
the reopenng of her dancing further notice Of
her begin ming day will be given.
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the true condition Of the BOWERY BANK sf ths ~
81 YORK an assocsted bank, the merning Of Sat
dag, the fourth day Of September LB6e.
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MUSICAL.


HyOLIAN PIANOFORTES.-HALLET,D DAVIS & CO.,
az Of Boston, the celebrated manufacturers of piano.
fortcs with and without Colemans Boan attachment in
their southern and
customers well the citizens of New York and vicinity
arrangements with Messrs. GOULD BERRY,
2G TO keep large and full supply OF their pi
with and without the goan accompaniment. Their
pianos all have the metallic franc and scae and need
Prices at the above warehouse the
their mandatory in Boston, Every fully
guaranteed for one year srge supply Of p
constantly hand prcesS23, So So Sf5 $50 $50,
$50 $780, no SIZE, $780, 500 Gberts boudor pianos for
small rooms; Carharts Princes Smiths, and TOXINS
lodians All the above Instruments at wholesale retail
Dealers supplied liberal terms Pianos TO let Cash adj
vsnced for pianos, second hand. Messrs Gould
Berry extensive Publishers and dealers Wholesale and
retail in sheet music and musical public Dealers in
pianos usic supplied reasonable terms.
MIR. EMANUE BRANDEls, PROF ESS Or OF PIANO
Avn and singing, begs inform the public that he
tnues to teach said branches either his residence ut
that of his pupils The brilliant attending his
proved method, enables him to give sasfao tory
ference Please apply at 2s Bowery from H. OFT and
o II. M.
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MADAME GRAyIER- DESJARDINS' DANCING AGA
1v1 denny, Clinton place Classes for children We'd
nesdays and Saturday. at SO o'clock p NJ; evening
at ~ o'clock; Brooklyn classes at Mr. Berteau institu
ton ~ Pierrepont street. Monday and Thursday
Z o'clock.
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EASE FOR SALE.-THE LEASE AND THREE
IL story brick dwelling house and store No. Is Sixth
street for sale cheap Th lease has
and the lot being hundred feet Deep another building
readily be erected All the improvements
to be paid for at the expiration Of the lease Apply VIM
b. smith, counsellor at law No. II Nassau street. second
story.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD honda
IN Tho subsoribsrc offer for sale hundred
dollars Of the Bonds of the New York and New Eaen Rail-
road Company due let December 1866 for thousanA
dollars each Interest per cent per snnu payable La
June and December Sealed proposals will BIO received b.
the gubseriber at No ~ William street. until the 18th d
October next at o'clock Interest will be added ths
Bonds from 1st Juno last until delivered.
KETCHUM ROGERS & EEMENf.
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DANCING ACADEMY HENRY MEYEN RESPECT
~ fully informs his friends and the public that he will
open his academy at 1877 and l93 Walker street.
wsSne;day October s He will also his school At
H. Every variety Of dances wifi be introduced
tioulary the Meyen QuadrHle and Le Figaro Soirees
and balls usual Days tuition at Walker street every
and Saturday and At the sh.ksPeass Hotel
call above from r. NJ or ct his residence Hous-
ton street. second block Broadway daily o'clock.