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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-01
DIR. w. II. Nc MAHAl

TENDERS his professional services TO the citizens o
Dubuque and vincnity.
Gfce in Fitzpatrck's building, Main street, first doc
below the Globe Building.
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WILTSE & BLATCHLEY,

IIAVING formed Law partnership, will hereafter
be ready and happy attend TO all business IN the
line Of their profession, which may be committed TO
their charge. RJ-Ofce IN the Globe Building.
Dubuaue Ma h 18th, 1873 daw-ly
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'Gbr Wrpkly Gprpss.
WEDNESDAY MoRNING,....JUyEI.
TO THE VOTERS OF DUBUQJE COUN
TY.
IBUQUE AND PACIFIC RAILROAD

COUNTY CoURT OF DuBUouE CoNry, Iowa
Monday, Cd May, 1883
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THOMAS 4 DAVID s. WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dubuque, Iowa.
krOFEcE, Globe Buildings, corner of Main and Fifth
streets.
VTTILL attend to any law business collections in |
w any of the Northern counties of the State.
They have on hand Land Warrants to locate on quar-
ter sections for one and two years..
Feb l3 lS50-23-y
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II GRAHAM for June is received An at
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GnvERNMENr OETIcES.


SEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Cathedral, lower end Of Bluff street. t
Chflstian, Locust, between 9th and 7th trsets
Methodist, Main street. IS
Episcopal, corner Of Locust and sth streets.
Presbyterian, corner Of Main and 18th streets.
Congregational, Main, between 9Th and 9th streets.
Baptist, Clay, between 9th and 9th streets.
German Presbyterian, corner Of Iowa and 9th streets
German Methodist Of Jackson and llth
.MasOssc Hall, corner Main and 4,h streets.
Dubuque Lodge meets third Thursday IN zach month.
Royal Arch Chapter meets second Tuesday each month";
!. O. o. F. asd Sons Of Temperance Halls.
Schiller Lodge hall of White and 10th
Meets every Mon0ay night
Harmony Lodge, hall on Main, between Sd and 4th sts
Meets every Friday night. 9-eHse
Julien Lodge meets in the hall every Tuesday night
Falcy0n Encampment meets in the same hail. second and
tnarth Thursday evenings in each month
Ssss Temperance meet in the hall every Saturday
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sAmLS N HENRI CIRCULAR.
Provsions-B Bacon moves readily and is acain
dearer. The imports are taken direct from the
ship. Shoulders are wanted at 32s to 34s.
Cheese brisk, at full prices. Beef and Pork
are more looked for, and appear recovering from
the extreme depression
Quercitron Bark dull at the decline
Lead is ready sale, on arrival
Tallow is less active and Cd lower
Cloverseed finds speculative buyers at 42s.
for fine.
In Rice there has been no transactions.
Breadstuffs:--flour attracts more attention
than at sailing of the Atlantic Wheat is cuiet.
There is no disposition shown 10 press sales Of
either article. White Indian Corn has moved
IN consumption as landed, a, 30s. There are
no stocks of Indian Corn here.
Cotton-There continues 10 be a stcady de-
mand daily, and owing to the comparative
scarceness Of midtlng qualities of good staple
cotton, prices of such are nearly ID. per pound
dearer in the week; che better kinds are very
firm, but coInuson cottons are rather lower. In
Manchester fair amount of BUSINESS is doing.
at full prices.
Sales this week, 54,670 bags, including A.
alO Americans, $50 bags being on specula-
ton, and 100 for export
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minute Aftsr StutnnAn came again 70 the door .-d
ealsd Watch this time vent over and could rsssse
any ons IN the store except Senfer 6ntzmsp sDc hsn
workman; WHEN went In . good many otlers came m
Aho and Stutxnap stood in the middle % the store ms
iass Vas bruised around The eye and ssnsd oin ~ns'
was the matter; he answered me apo Others that hr
SchAfer the rascal W cheat h ols OF t0s tnor
sand dollars he paid into the par serrip ne so.kr "A
working at this time ~afen behind ths counter
the vindow Mr. sehia standing b@ nind tine
counter and aid he stsbbd be then came opt
from belad the couoter And went into tbs entry; Mr.
Suir remained IN this store urt be wss arrested %
two differs about fifteen ninures aferssrda.
Police ofcer Rothsch testiaed-rnst he Was applied
TO by the wife Of des sstd Mondsy afternoon, wao m
form ed him that her husbsnd had stabbed by ab
partner win officer Mead vent to the store aud the
be the nan vho stabbed her husband; Sutznsn then
ssio he the man. end said he had done II In ssh %
fences then took stu zmsn before Schsafe who VAS IN
he'd an he identified him ~ the ran who had staboac
HIM then too the prisoner before Justice Wood, sho
cCuinittpo him 70 prison.
Dr. whIsm H Van Buren,, sworn, says was called 20
attend the decssssd fouf him leg his With
o wourd in his abdomen through the naval, and extend
g nearly inches to the LETT through tins portion
Of the bowels protrucing large hickory mt;
IL intestine bat 0Iosntun that protrudsd the
walls u hs bsiy At least two and half insass
thick he prorpded portion returned and proper
dresirg sppsd syrp0 of perionis during The
night WHOM inusd TO progress, and finally caused hs
DEATH at about O'Clock Last evening" was present this
pofnipg q. the post nortem examination OF the bod,
made by DR. Uhl and found well marked appearances T
peritoneS mhsn nation uni sl-mh smmation OF tue
peritopenm. On examining the small iutestiaes wound
about half oh iergth discovered, pc orsting
its Through which Its contents IL 10 my
opinion that tesh caused by the psrfCrston o. tue
intestine q the psri.onssl iphsmm aton. This infan
tiop Caused by the wound above descriosd
Dr. Uhl sworn, ssyr--I saw the eecessed on Mondsy
evening at about half past o'clock and found him
wounded in tbe abdomen desc bsd by Dr. Vsu Baeen
have made Post m0rtem miparOn Of the body and
found the cavity Il 40 iomen and the intestine
before described tbs heert ia q fatty condition,
and tbs lungs ind other orrsnB ali healthy.
The jury, on The desee as above stated. render -
The following verdict :" That deceased 20 his
dr. Dy I in
nv penkhe IN tbs hand Of Frederic Sso'znsn he
26h dsy Of september, 1858. And tha jury turthar,rs
hr6 thet the ssd wound inflicted in self deispcsp
On the shove fiji ding Of the Cofoner's Jury Mr. Sspsz
lbel ated from the custody OF the pol!c3
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The Gas Fraud
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HEPALD


NV YORK, sept 20 1853
In this mornings edition OF your pAps, Observed
paragraph among tire Police reports, contrasting an ~
OF the Of John W. Mead and Gao barnha
fer dsfsndrg the AanhattAa Gag Company BY means OF
secret pipe.
rhe same paragraph states that jonathan kurrie
jopIEsyusp plumber has made aifeaVit that Viii =
work he ooyed 20 place he secret pio
where they discovered. fhis seems IN more than
insiurA.e that had hand IN me fraud sllegtd.
expressly ana positively state thst have not nor
bad AIRY knowledge UhsAver II these secret pipes
being pie IN Mssos Mr.. Bnrnhsms pre- misses
and they placed there by any il my employ
the job dore without my FRO tsfgs consent a.
far sey fraud InteposG 70 % pracised Inc joo
may have been done BY SAID kurris; but. as svery
plumber knows, ii is impossible for ,hs employer 70
kBos what's the nature Of the job which hjs jssrsey
goes out perform. rhs o, der is left =. the
ployers general terms and he sends journey
do it The whole cost Of saca pipe, lar as
estimate from the paragraph alluded 20, would no.
be 81 and IL rot likely that would Re party 70
tuch mean and wicked fraud Tor that psltry sum
have been ID business in this city, gas hter, over
ten years, and constantly engaged 10 putting gas fix
lures and have chsraster eeNaththsd which Ia ioo
Gear TO ne 10 let such charge pass unno1ceo. did
rot put tie gas fixtures Ia either Msads or Barn
hams places but ~ any place whore have put up any
sm willing the most rigid sapation should % sds
trust you win 10 the exercise OF that imPsrtSlity
which always distinguishes the HERALD. pub.sh this
letter. NY vndisation OF my self from the charge in
phsd in The paragraph aui 70, Very respectfully
DAVIS BaILLMAN, 5a5 Green Sich street.
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To 71m FpnoRs OF INF EvAslse PosI:-
Military rafaGcs.

TIE CADETS DAysBURY INSTITUTE The pupils of this
Institution, Under the care OF he Rev. NJ. Scherck
arrived here BY tie Mes Haven Rai-csd yesterday st
ten ocsek, 10 sesbd their vacation in Gothau. About
hal past ten O'CLOCK under conmsud Of Captain MIX
trey nsched-to the number of thirty min. rank aud
fle-dovn the Eowery to Chatham street., through the
eastern entrance Of the Park and taking the walk
the Park sids they made circuit sround the Psrs
coming ffontof the City Hall b. the western satranss
There asasmbsd about two thousand pso9ls
among them thc relatives Of the young soidsrs wa9
were anxicusly looking for their little oas
a6y sno was seated On the balcony in font cf h
GJvenors room, bad OF hsTs il this pitt reli
tiEs; bar last her little ds lighter cisd out " On
zee Willie; there be is in front, andiov hs
fspy Ard enough, the Willie re ARID TO tas
yogrr Cspsgia Nix, who loci ed st has father I'D
ncothsr win pride ct being pa I'd At the head Of the
isvincible ca Se-s IL frozt of the Ctr Hall thes
bT mis- Honor toe Mayo, Gen Hal Aldermen
Saith s.d Moore AID the Chief Of Police Mr.. Mstlei
company. Thay from IT, fourteen years Of ags
ard matched in better order Than many OF m,liaa
compsbies DO 90 training day Tasir riusksts were
beautifully bish and suited % the size o. the in.
nvfdusl bssIiLg them. 6hecD's br8ss bapd at snds
tn the aud played me martial airs OF
" Bal CoiuGbis Yankee Doodle, and = aai 20 the
Chsf"
The uniform OF the Cs6e's is strictly in conformity
vitb The UDted States 5sgulaors although tae insttu
ton !. rot rpdsr tie patronage OF Uncse SAM but ~
MERELY private emiosry. During tner stsy in the
city they viii visit tie W5rlds Far and many Of the
the val aGs places Ct public Amusement, which
noaity in tas metropolis.
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Supreme CoArt-Clteuit.
B.fere Bon. Judge Norris.
A VOYAGE TO SAN FRANCIsC

A VOYAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SEPT % William II Proctor, assignee John Reele
and others This action bFougat by the plautf
assignee Of Mrs. Ann Mott for alleged each Of
contract on the part the dsfsndsn sad
of the schooner Elizabeth Il appeared from deal
evidence oral and documentary aodnced by Nc A.
Jordan, ca tee part Of The p'aot that T. Lee tbs
pert in November 1919 agreed u convey MIS- LIT a.
cabin passenger With his o-a wife from Nss 70 4 to
.ver rome cifagreeebies arose, and Mrs Mott found
herself very uncomfortable and very rudely treated by
the children Of Captain Lee. On arriving at Ris, Mrs
Mott vent en- shore and vhen the Elizabeth again
resdy 70 sail Lee cent word to has lacy passenger to
come board; she, however, did nos do 70, snd the
Csptan eai without her leaving her baggage ia the
care Of the guards soat mar Damages were aid at
81 600 fer her detention At Rio ard her sueriugs here
without money and wiiaoat fri.ads. For che de,
sm tn, that the breach OF contract, If any. was
ret assigbabe undsr tins code, and they denied
q The objection urged ssan. tho rshs Of TIE
plaintiff is that the breaches complained OF sfe 10
ne 2st7e of tort slthough wing snt OF oontr.;
hat he dangers relate chiefly 70 the person Of Ms
Eot not trsnsi.raols tnst they 40. such
oulo wake part Of the estate OF Mrs Mott and they
az o Ss s h coz. had s
cnsrReo The ar with Issstd TO tbe arsigpsobty Of
q sotnr; frat atbud party car IN 10 case he
THE real party 10 interest ii tas psrsona, wrong
of her shonsb ne ray rake agreement ~ 70 he
fsri+ a. spy tgaioh 81 owicg thsssfrom. II. J,rdsn
c.nopeed contrast asssraols, nd toat ihs
a,sirsid wrs cl titled 70 exem Dlsfy damages
Tie iri occupie5 seyera days aud ~ea ~ late bpur
yesteisay evening. subnso 70 the jury o5 Judge Mo-
RE rho charged that The assipaos although
the Jury could net IN they found for the plsiutif
tste into account in this sc.en any mental tusriags
srsailsc By Mrs. Mott any ncoUvepe, she suffer
cd and which might have besn prevented mad she had
The Court ao charged that the personal jul
res OF Mrs Mott could rot be taken II TO consisaton
10 CT oanages bus the treatment abe received
from the captain Re referred 10 10 order to
tain whether ,he justified in leaving the vessel 10
Rio s
psirtf $780, The defendants moved for snd obsAiaed
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.s24,SlO,OOO

Total sA 600 5ssV,Ioo
The bsnrs in Newbury port have declared the following
semi annual dsidends payable or the first M'adsy IN
October, viz Merchants, per csnt; Mechanics, 3}a
do; Osean. do.
The State Bank Of Newark N. j., has declared SEMI
annual dividend Of per cent pay aole and after the
list Of October
The Hsrrisburg PENN Keystone states that 'ths Ca
nal Commissioners directed tbs water TO be let into
he whole inc OF ths North branch canal on the 10th day
October next. This is the last Ink Of that great work
ced nearly twenty years to connect the wa
teFs Of Chesapeake Bay with the waters Of the Northern
hiss Although it has met with many revsrses, and
large portion Of it has lain in desoston and ruin for
long e1ies of ysars II has at last been completed in
most substantial manner, and there cannot DO
doubt that it win prove one Of the most prohsasis
Ines belonging to the State"
rte'ipg the stock holders Of tho Black River aaa
Unea RI il Dad Company held at the Office Of tbs
chief engineer in Uics Monday. Between $500 900
and $500 0Co Of the stech (ays the Utica Hea,dD
represented and every vote in favor q the increase
OF the capital stock t. s., 500 600.
Notice has been given by the Bank Department, Al
barry that al The circulating notes issued By the bank
of lake Erie at F1spkfort Heikimer county, mast be
presented 81 the Office Of the Superintendent OF the Bank
ing Department OF New York for payment within two
,ess fro.c the ed rst Also that all the circulating
otes Issued by the Lam beiman's Bank, at Wilmur Her
Inner county Gan individual bank must be presented
at the office Of the Superintendent Of the Banking Depart
neht Of the State Of New York for payment within two
years from the 10th inst the funds deposited for II
redemption of the notes issued by the said bank will
given up to sad bank
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Il the HERALD Of yesterday Mr. John Whessr, OK the
Union Place Hs TEL and member of Congress elect pub
Esbed part Of . eorNspondsncs which passed between
myself and him last spring, and 1. 70 be necessary
tnat should supply tine omission and explain how tn
cc-respondsnse arose
Mr.. Wheeler wrote q letter to the President complain
ing OF my appointment United States Agent Of Csas
on he London Commission upon the ground that 81
rsbid fres torer and had opposed his election"
sIe addressed him note, sid gave him opportunity
to ray wSsier bs had made sach representations, and
80, desir~d him to slso grounds whi,h
they made lie declined 20 answer 81 tie corcss-
pordencs shows under the prs.sxs that did not give
HIM ms auth' alter soa nossfer ne Attempted
10 support his charge 10 he last letter VIII 81 he has pub
isted. To that sent reeiy which ne did not realm,
should then close ths pond.pce, and anopg other
things Sid When drst addressed you . note in
eard to he charges you had AIDE sgsinst my reiei
cosr,e my to ford ron opportunity TO
make an able explanation OF your mot bat yoa
cid brace You choose her 10 take refuge
evasion neither crsoitsols your maniness
dor. Your intimate polite Al friends with whom you
are IL frequent communication hnow that the Sstur
day OF day immediately preceding the election
nsos public escn al In, St1yvessDt Iastitute, IN
sscb for stated, called upon every dem
to Tor you, and avswsd the intention Of doing
and yet ip the face of this notorious fact you
fa 10 believe thssI Oppose I'd election This evinces
In YOU want OF some hirg without which it woud
rst don't deAre TO CO light IN this tier and that
yor have ct even hs doubtful virtue Of shame in doing
wropg"
With much regret for the rscessy of troubling you
remain. very respectfully you,s;o ,,,,,o,, r,,o,
New York, Sept % 1858
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Convsstcp for the nonsr bai hs would eAl upon name
ale slo fsom the city Of Wcscssser, ~ say 70 =
w0Tds.
HKsRY s wasHbuRS Of wo- cesfer made Few re-
expressive OF me grst.hearon ~ the sou'naton,
ard plede ing his scaasy 70 give hin fan wns vote.
(Otsers.)
rns Conyertion procssded to ballot for Lieutenant
Governor. While the ba.ottipg goicg the Con-
veDfion Gd reesea by Mr. White, OF Lowell sud r.
Hssl. 81 Boz tor who briefly pressed their sa1s'scon
a. he Ta ut OF the aecond ballot They thought 1t
would oe 20 iacy sa.isfactory to The whgs Of their
o1rntisS
TIE 0e0enisl Committee reported hat 3o4 towns
Represented in the Convention b. o4S eslsgstss.
W.
P.S-Judge Wsshburn Il . bunker whig bat he was
violently opposed 10 Nj Webster.
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SECOND BOARD.
Cl1Y TRADE REPORT.


ASHES We heard that 80 bbls were purchased, 1t 10
30 for pearls and 20 s7H Tor pots, per ioo ADS
BREADs1urrs.-Fleur was somsvhat unsettled. The
sales comprised $50 bbls sour ~ 20 20 o. su
psrhne NO. ~ % % ~ eo3s; mxea 70 FANCY Wsss
e-n and ordinary to choice State ct S6 u $6 to and
other grades At p1opoItonate hgures' Fne steamers
news created some excitement IN the ma ker, ana rev
lsnsaeti0ns occurred after rs recesnon Iner nave
been coo bbls Canadian in bond, beushs az ~ sM
So for mixed and rates for the
the finer Sorts Rye -four and corn meal we're essen.
italy the same. Wheat was pretty actively soughs
after The sales consulted OF ECO bushels Genesee
white, at 81 81 81 63; IL 500 Western do At u
There were $500 bushes rye talen A. ZIG ssiss OF
5000 bushels Of barley were eeced IT 7yc 70 o4c state
ard Wehtern rats favored factors realizing 4Sh
per bushei Corn Was rather dull! and lower. Ihe eu
sound 79c Soc for mi1 cd Southern, and &c. Sic for
do. Western.
CorfRR = Only lCo bags Ceylon 'ound purchasers NJ
nhc. Der ID
FEA1HERs -Western i've geese ruled scarce and quet
at 4oc. 4sc per To- ie,,r.
coTroN-Ins same state o. aunes pIevM@ me ss ass
to-day we're even less than those Of yesterday only wv
oa 60 oelog rerorlea.
FhiehIsI az ~ i1Velpooi is,oa "oro UNI Ss IA
wa aien a. a. vo tnouga %, Vas genslsy oeIa
Fer wnea ieu. WIS askeo' anu AZ ur oos.o. ~ cnn
con rates we're queI Das urn oa AZ nssls s"a - 80
bnsnes wneat were engaged at ZVc ana somo oos
noun ~ toc. Ia'es ~ oeuos IanseT T 0uo"y ~ 80.
toc az eontnuso 70 Iuie Iatner aui'. IN an cAsss
WLsie cnPPeiH AAu hea.y couPicsu 20 sOo", "oe W
obtained.
Fu-Ioere Wefe soo DYKES ouncn rsisns uisp 'soo "
ns2soas2et
nAi.-ssles Vi OVo oass n'or "oi0 Suo AZ eA'p
EoIAssEs -Scne 40 hhds. Cuba were bought At 23c
zoe PSF fsl.ont .., .,.,a ,,r orra. ~,.,. .,a
ols me hg. Ia.es a,meu iol oluuo $3.50 s"S ~
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Mr. BAons0n Tammany Letter.

SbiTExBkR 70, 1901
GENrRHES-I observe by = card OF Nc Greene c. Bron
soE your reper OF yesSsrdAy, thu. he distinctly
states hat his letter 10 tss Democratic Rsoubssn Com
Tnittee delivered to 1T Friday.
desiIous u eosloyersy win tEs gentleman, do
viii bin Of wif1 riisr ta,ion. for
think that has alieady suffered much 10 nnd aud
Otherwise from thss OF great men, letter writ
Ts but 1t is ssceeary for riy pgotec ion to say
that the Later act delivered 20 at ary hour
Friday, hns hsoosd 70 oz Saturday morning by
niy EN- pnY who tod that the sttsr lsft
nv house Friday evening b. coiored man. after
ha 70 1iD,gnsny Hal 10 ssf IN nskin9 arrange
pepts tor the meeting. This be puastaat st.d oy
sfidsVits If it'll necessary 10 do 50. Respectfully.
Q FLETCHER.
SEPTEMBER %, 1883.
To TIT EDITORS OF IHT EVENING Posi-
You ak, VIVA says tbs Col ,ctoiS-to the letter Of
c Ilescher in your paner of 10 day ] that my
letter the raInnsny Hail Committee before
yoos FriSsy, AID yhe returned 10 f. v
and reported THAT ne had deliver ed the lettsr
Mr.. Fe cher his rsuco if within my own kno ~]sdcs
snd that il enough 10 ths charge that published
tire letter hsfore tNae cent TO ire cculnittsa But
viii sd6 my full eelief inst the delivery Of ts lister
befo,e be provsi if necessary.
You may if ycu Please, also correct the statement,
which you copy from scurIions pri1t that !
brought mp tire ranks Of fsdsrshsm by stating tbst
] never e member Of the federal the whS party,
or Of any ether than the repu oiic.n democratic
marty. Rssrectfully. yours, GREENE c. BRONSON.
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MORE LAND W1RKANT FUKGEHIE5.
SfPT 29-Hoses A. Pea1ce arrested IN this city BY
Deonty Marshal De Angels warrant frcm the sAts
of Connecticut charging him with being fugitive from
justice fhe accused is charged with being IN
extensive fauds the government similar II those for
which parties convicted before Judge Iugersol
time since in New York. Peace inneosely trans
p1ttsd 10 New Haven in the custody of De Angels BY
VII, he will be delivered up 70 t1s aut oories there
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION FOR INvALIDs.-FoR IkvALIDs Or
IL those persons seeking change OF climate for shors
tin rare opportunity offered for trr 70 the West In
dies and hack, in thu ner clipper ship rn0PtG BIN
G. FouIkes ysttsr regular packet to sail from Peliads-
rbia fret October Tho ship Will vst bArba-
few days AZ each port and return to Phila
delDha In about six weeks Her srrasgsmsns icI passn.
house COWS &c. and spacious we'll ordered ssase roomg
fvruistsd with all modern improyemsn Pssssge for the
rss sG Everything provided wth the exception o. winss
i'f i'''D'i THos. WATfsVN 4 SONS Philadelphia
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A porwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO BOZ
a. . 70 .s:. , NJ re
october Aissrnesn classes In recent visit ths
sssss.s :ss =: g
shss' many .sv dances xsse oP zss Gel
DEsv ssnse. 1s i:sasn; %5isS viii g n.ssdas:a
s y: sss ts: N Ssss 1s s:i :1s:s
@ AN IL s: y
vantage sys.@ which .sdsssd reh sratiiyns
sSss ana Ts The pas Vii
.Sp q psss'a sh pSH %Ss sts
AN EVENING CLASS FOR LADIEs-BRooKEs'
d numerous s1eung class for ladies'
forming onlys limited nuossr can b received Apply =.
RusS1oNs PRIVATE K pAsc1ss .oAnEsx MOI
Separate evening closes f'r aa.; .sd E1os,
struetion Of three xpersnced teachers Families who
full, sset.d 70 Inspect .Ss sdvsntasss and sss. 70.
instruction offered engaging elsewhere Apply Al tina
bookstore No. H4 Bowery
ST.. ~
% ' n s w ss;''
day, yuesd.y Tsursdsy, AID Friday evenings from !.
sto Evening and 400. CLASSES for ladies' PrvAss
lessons 1t All hours Terms medeeAte
16AD. AcHILLE HAS THE HONOR TO INFORM HEE
her dancing esions ia Schools Snd private families Apply
At 50 Wet Tenth street.
MR C. wRIGHTs DANCING ACADEMY. MILL.
Toa s n1 H. ss
his ssheol will commerce on Tuesday October at Mil;
ay hs
masters TUESDAY and Saturday afternoons, fro to
St 70 esoof Cali or address Mr.. W. 4 his residence.