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DarietD.

II Earn your money before you spend it.
II a dog ghat viii fetch a bone will take one
away. Nc alIusion made to tattlers.
O. WhisIcy is rising, as the boy said when
he saw a topper getting up from the gutter
u So soft pillow is death to good man, so
Willingly, 50 gently does he leave the world as a
weary laborer goes to bed at night.
Crei0lss.-Catfsh, measuring a foot long fel-
during hail storm, N NorwaIk, on Tuesday wee K
Hundreds were picked up in the morning.
o. There are now in California about twenty
two thousand Chinamen. The capital invested
and owned b. chinese in the State is one million
of dollars.
"a youth with a turn for figures, had FIVE
eggs to boil, ard beng told to boil them three
minutes each, boiled them quarter Of an hour
altogether.
U-Why is handsome young lady like loco
motivel
Because she scatters the sparks, draws a train,
and transports the males.
II Be slow to choose a friend, and slower to
change him; courteous 10 all, intimate with few
scorn no man for his poverty, nor humor any for
their wealth
II Mrs Harris on beng advised TO try Gath
olicon,7 refused on She ground that she was a
Protestant, and "kinder though" it wasn't right
Conscientious old lady. that.
~ Friendships more firmly secured by len
ity towards faiings, than by attachment to excel
lences One Is valued as kindness that cannot be
explained, the other exaeted as payment Of debt
TO merit.
O. 4 sentimental chap IN Rhode Island in
tends to petition Congress at its next session, for
an appropriation TO improve the channels of af-
lection, SO thal henceforth the course Of true love
may run smooth"
II aDefns nothing" said the prosecuting at
torney, to the Irish witness, who looked sullen,
confused and silent
Witness. with an air Ct triumph, Well, if you
can't will sis footless stocking without
Iegw Exit witness. The Court in roar. attor-
ney looking blue.
n II you wish 10 write with ease, be comfort
able Even Shakespeare could not be witty while
laboring under an attack Of tight boots or phllo-
sophical while cramped By a tightftting coat, OF
leather neck.tie If you wish your mind to be
active, you must not tie down your eorns, or de-
stroy the elasticity of your gullet.
N a juvenile VIII extract pleasure out Of any
thing. Give mob Of school boys heap cfsand
and they viii oganize dirt pie mandatory, that
Will afford them more real solid happiness, than
people Of a larger growth would extract form
supper OF woodcock, fiauked by whole platoon Of
champagne bottles. Great invention that boy
hood. Il isn't anything else-
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CHAPTER VIII.
THE SEARCH.


THE heart of Allan Norwood was not
weak and irresolute, but strong in its re
solves, and firm and persevering in the
execution of its purposes. The placid
countenance, and the quiet and unobtru-
tsive air of Allan, when nothing had trans
pired to arouse him to action, might have
misled many persons in regard to his re
al character and they would not have
felt disposed to give him credit for so
much energy and daring as he truly pos
sessed but could such individuals have
seen him in moments of danger, when
his sterner nature was awakened, they
would have changed their opinion, and re
garded him as a young man gifted with
high qualities.
The events at Boonesborough, in which
Providence had made him an actor, call
ed out the latent powers of his mind,
and stimulated him to prompt and deci-
sive efforts in regard to Rosalthe. I'M
mediately after the departure of Logston,
Capt Boone summoned some of the most
experienced of his little garrison around
him, to learn their respective views IN re-
lation to the course most proper to pur-
sue under existing circumstances. All
agreed, that, considering the great dan
ger that menaced Boonesborough, every
arm that could WELD weapon was need
ed in its defence but Notwithstanding
they deemed it their duty to make every
effort in their power to rescue Mr.. Ais
toms daughter.
Rosalthe, being fair and am;able, had
won the friendship of old and young
among the hardy pioneers accordingly
her case elected much sympathy, and ev-
cry one was anxious to serve her Those
capable of bearing arms, about twenty in
number, would gladly have seized their
rifles and rushed to the rescue, had they
not feared an immediate attack by Girty
and the Miami chief. 1t was finally de-
cided that two or three persons Of expert
ence should steal quietly from the fort, to
find the gentle maiden.
Kenton, Ballard and Allan immediate
" offered their services. Some Of the old
er settlers limited that the latter was not
sufficiently experienced in Indian arts TO
venture upon SO hazardous an enterprise
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THE PIONEERS oF KENTUCKY.
q Stun uf WPstRrH Eth.
BY DR.. J. H. ROBINSON.
Continued
CHAPTER YII.-ICoSTINUED !

lCohuAueNsJ
CHAPTER YU-[CoSTINUED
ing, and his efforts grew less vigorous
At length blow, well directed and pow
erful, caused him to lie motionless, and
Joel was about to grasp his throat and
strangle him, when he perceived that he
was silently and stealthily endeavoring to
get his knife from its Ieathern sheath.
Logston seized the weapon and plunged
it into the Indians bosom he expired
with a hollow groan, and the woodman
leaned against tree, painting with eXer-
tion, to rest after the conflict.
Casting his eyes towards the spot where
the other savage had fallen, he perceived
thai he was still living, and with heroic
frmness had succeeded in reloading his
gun, although it was evident from his
movements, that his spine was broken
The wounded and wretched, though deter
mined being, had not sufficient command
over his disabled body to sit upright long
enough to fire but as often as he attempt
ed to present his gun, he fell forward up
on his face; and again struggling with
unconquerable spirit, which neither pain
nor danger could subdue, braced himself
up with his weapon for another trial.
! Upon the face of the writhing warrior
there was depicted such an expression of
mortal hatred and impotent fury, that
even Logston shuddered as he staggered
away from the spot.
! miserable cretur !' he exclaimed -
"Y our backs broke, and you can't never
git over it so [ will leave you to fight
it out with death the best way you can ;
but you'd better be dead a hundred times I"
Joels horse had gotten upon his feet
again, and did not appear to be seriously
injured.
1--WE amt worth much, neither on US [
reckon" added Joel, addressing the ami
NAL, and caressing his neck affectionately
But you must try to get me to Boones
borough some way or other, for if you
noticed it, I've had pooty hard time on
it with the copper-skins."
At that stage of the woodman's apos-
trophe to his horse, a cry from the wound
ed Indian attracted his attention, and
looking in that direction the cause was at
once apparent. Vesuvius, who previous
to the fight had scented a deer and fol
lowed him some distance, had now return
ed to search for his master, and seeing the
wounded savage sitting upon the ground,
instantly attacked him for, like his mas
ter he had an unconquerable aversion to
the red race
Springing upon the ill-fated being, the
dog sunk his sharp teeth into his throat,
and with continual shakings, draggings
and bitiugs worried the life from his body
"You should have been here afore, you
lazy feller," said Joel, reproachfully, as We
suvius, having shaken the last spark of
vitality out of the Indian, stood over him
growing hoarsely, and watching with Wig
liant eyes for some sign of life, that he
might have a reasonable excuse for anoth
er attack.
Don't sarve me sich another trick !"
added Logston, as he mounted his horse
and turned his head towards Boonesbor-
ough.
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CHAPTERIX
THE INDIAN VILLAGE

ARISE 2 said Star Light
Rosalthe lifted her head languidly-
She had lain In the cauoe she knew not
how long. The voice Of the Indian girl
recalled her from state bordering on IN
consciousness. She looked around her
like one dreaming, and wondered where
she was but in moment she caught up
the broken thread Of memory, and the oc-
currences Of the last few hours passed rap
idly through her mind She turned her
gaze toward the skies, and perceived that
the sun was far past the meridian, which
fact assured her that considerable time
had elapsed since she had sunk down In
the canoe.
While she was making these obserya-
tions. the birchen vessel touched the shore
Step out ? said Starlight, aud Rosal-
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Tailoring.

rxsHE undersigned would respectfully tender sa
{ his thanks to the citizens of Mineral Point -
M vicinity for pastfavors, and inform them that u
n continues business at his old stand Bigh III
street.. he WILDE pleased to receiyea continuance
Of public favor
qy-Gentlemen's Clothes cleaned and pressed short
notice. HENRY FRtCE.
august 10. 1852. 42tf
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4 { A Bh
nR. WV. VI. rHOmAs

EFA. " Vi VI. NEEUlklNN
hs7rs retuned from RaI more, offers his pTotesslonal
Services 10 the citizens Of Mizeral Point ard the sur
selntlas country. He may always oe found IN me
e1ee q DR.. Van Dusen one door below Fsirchild :
sore, a. the house Of Dr. Van Dusen, opposite The
e1ee q washburne * wocdman. He win attend
p11Pty to sll calls, both night and day.
- lie has made arrangements to attend TO Dr. Nsn
tlseu's patients during his sbasncc. N4u
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II " D ITO u AAs9
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,

JUSTICE OF tn P ACE,
xxyIL attend to preparing the necessary papers for
NN procuring LAND WARRANTS, under the late act
Congress and also, drawing Mortgages other le-
Instruments and all other business appertainng to
office or as an Attorney Law. Once in the east
saom ofthe Lower Floor ofthe Court House, Mineral
uLnt.
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GEO. H.. FROST.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
FISERAL POINT, WISCONSIN. Office two doors
M west of the Post ONCE VIII attend 10 land nego-
son and transact all business connected with his pro-
g,ssion. Collections promptly attended to. 3ltf.
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UENDERS his services as PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
to inhabitants of NJ neral Point and vicinity,
and would inform MS friends and the public that he
a removed his residence to the house formerly own
a and occupied by col. D. n Jones, directly opposite
me Masonic Hall, and his Office door below the
store burke Fairchild Esq and two doors above the
Post once. e
Mirernl Point. Avg. %. 1852. 44I
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HUsINEsS DIRECTORY,
n Cards inserted by the year at 81 per lin
/. p. MOFFETT. M. D.

EAVING permanently located In MineralPoint, weuld
respectfully tender his professional services to the
mems Of the town and vicinity.
rce 10 the Tribune Building, (up stairs-l Residence
ith f. Messlnore Esq, opposite the Franklin House.
lane 7. l-53. ly32
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CH4RLEs COTTERELL,

rg~rS. only good and cheap HOUSE, SIGN, and
ORNA MENTAL PAINTER.
Es.eas Bsxaiss and sleighs. Banners kesallas and
Ps5=. saas hit,.-vas hing and WaIi-stalning done
l. he best style Country orders punctuay attended
49, -. - lily
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poet. WILLIAM EEILDEHRAND,

PRACTICES MEDICINE, SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY,
~ MINERAL POINT Wis. He keeps good supply
+ Of Drugs and Medicines. once, three doors be
low the Post OGice, on High street. Residence over
ysirrbild's Store.
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1ooetrp.
( Prom GleEson's Pictorial. I
Morning in Martigny.
BF T. BUCHANAN READ.

lis sunrise on Saint Bernards snow,
lis dawn within the vale below;
And in Aarrignys streets appear
The mule and noisy uiuleteer
And tinklings fill the rosy air,
Until the mountain pass seems there,
Up whose steep pathway scarcely stirs
The long slow line of travellers;
And in the shadowy town is heard
The souad OF many & foreign word
Old mea are there whose locks are white
As yonGer cloud which wells the height;
And ma1dens, whose young cheeks are kissed
By risgets flashing bright or dark,
Whose hearts are light yonder mist
That holds the music of the lark
And yoaths are there with Jest and laugh,
Each bearing his oft branded staff
To chrcaicle, when all is done,
The dangerous heights his feet have won.
So tolls through life the pilgrim soul
Mid rocky ways and valleys fair;
At ever base or glorious goal,
His staff receives the record there
The names tnat shall forever twine,
And blossom like fragrant vine
Or, like serpent, round it cling
EternaltT to coil and sting.
II Hazng learned from various sources that
there are vary many excellent Latin scholars, out
side the University walls, l thought the following
Latin-Engl sh parody OF Byrons Maid of Anthems
might.be :elished 1t is, however, particularly
ID the notice of those Sophs and
Freshmen who indulge in Horace Hamburg Ia
bqc simultaneously:
From the Rochester American
To ny Pipe.
Z. T. MANN.
Pipe peace, non quantum suff!
Da, o. da one alum puff!
Or, qtam igni faded est,
Tristis cedo nunc the rest,
Ada hoe, before go
Pipe Of peace, "sas agapo."
Juro, Eer thy chalEy cheek,
Per thy thm ct sculptum beak,
Per tn lot.gum tapering stem,
Gently currum garcilem,
Pigst me abire 50
Pip5 of Feace, "sas Ggdpo"
Per thy inspirantem breath,
Quem glastare gladdeneth,
Per tn duIcern influence,
Curis optiruun defence,
Fumtgator of my woe,
Pipe ofTeace, ISIS agapo.'
Pacis pipe, I uunc depart;
TameE4 circum msum heart
Floats ike fumi nuhila,
Tui JOY memorial
Often tibt redeo,
Pipe oi Psace, "s1s ggapo'
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Wanted.

m nnN POUNDS FRESH BUTTER
lU,UkNS 100 BUSHELS WHITE BEANS,
s-5r...-.- = J. .---,-ies a e. ". CORR'S.
DLoUGHS-A large Assortnto Of one sn9 "a two 6erse
PsouEhs on hsnd aud for sale by I. - eobh'
HAY sEEn-A lot Of TiuOthy Hay sesd On On hand and
Al Tor sale By u - 'Ooo0'
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Our Gtorp.

From GEeaSoR's Pict0riaEl
Entered according Act of Congress- the year 1853 by
F. Gleason in the Clerks Odice Of the District Court Of
Massachusetts.
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LLOND & WHEELER
CHARLES r. LEGATE,

GENERAL DEALERS in Fancy and staple Dry
kE Goods, Groceries, Croeksry and Hardware, High
street, Mineral Point. 55-
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GALENA HOTEL,

r. GEORGE TYLER,
Nos Is3 and ls4, Main Street, Galena, III inois
o7-Baggaso taken to and from the Bosts free Of
charge n4-6m
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lRigat o P.BLisA, ssta.nsd for Ia Trigane.l
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" s. COLE.

Zzeaa<,.l * zIeu45l
Would say Il his oli friends and eusismefs' that be
L q hoe sgain, ,sRo ready tc wait oman no E'As lS'0
IN sttk IN esr sastooBsxv-
- All EorI warranted.
O@ee 81 che Fr&nkEa Hogse, Mineral Point
Ee5ruSry Z, 2oS1. ISu
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E Q S a Z, E { e 3 9
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ItFRVIVING PARTNER of the late firm of Paris s
y I.eyate, continues Land Agency business at his
od stand, recently occupied for short time by the
Am, + Land Warrants constantly for sale elf.
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JUSTICE OF The PEACE-Franklin Highland P. o.
j Wis, viii attend 20 the payment Of Taxes, Convey
sacng and other business be entrusted TO
him, With accuracy and despstch-
Franklin, Iowa County, w is.s Aug. 1851. iItf
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ANTHOLOGY.

Mrs alvin, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
u rti IN foretelihg shs fsurc has arrived will fur
h,h Intelligence about all circumstances ~ He ~ al those
WHO may sdere her she iHtsrpress cream Law matters
tho n ~ Will snas
Hh, French ard csran Languages SAGE 80 B,vgy
sf h.
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CHAsR 4 CO.'S EXPRESS oVFICE, NO BROAD.
" wsySteG ship expresses 10 California, via PAnAna
.1s via Nicaragua, gu and 9th, Nov Orlsans ssd
Nozzle, ttn, I1th, nd and Tth ~ Char sst5n Wednss
ehyt snd Saturdays 70 Norfolk and R9sJ Dd tturd.Ys
ony Bottos and tbs East and 10 Phadspais sid tho
west Rates twenty PER cent lower than any
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COAL

CoAL-THE VERY HRsr QUALITY or PEACH OR.
~ shsrd ed ssb and stoyo sises we'll sorocned snd
delivered In good under 81 Ten The
pioe~t viss Nr cncrs always hsas .. -.f"k
rlrvoA ssrn9 II aivinxtos, NAT Clinton,
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fT0 FAMLIEs AND GENTLEMEN visiTlNG ENG.
Inpd--Tbs stork Hotel Liverpool Will DO found quiet
lnd retired house Vi ons Accommodation shd every
,opvenenee fnmiics and gentlemen situated close -
tho hrsvc Corrr St. E1ll ana Sae oas,a IA
T. O THOMAS, ProprictoE
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OFFICE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIFKD
election for directors Of this company will DO held g
and . o'clock r. n. BY order. w. L. YOULE. Bee.
nFFICEPANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY rs BROAD
~ way, New York, February r. lS53-The fourth install
Hen Of ten dollars each share Of the increased oap
stock of the above Will be payable At the once
company ths nth day Of March next and the hsh In
ealmcnt Of c amount tho 18th day Of pri na
BY order Of the Board Of DIRECTOR
OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD CON.
~ parry, lH Broadway, March g. ls63-Notice to Stock
loderBy resolution Of tho directors Anal instaHsnk
10 paid Al ths once from the l5th 10 the 18th ina
II o1uvs The transfer books will DO closed the loan
~ two r. NJ, aad r. opened On tho 18th inst
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND. AND SCOT
III lAndWe Dsue drafts BY special authority payable 81
linton Bank Of London Belfast Banking Company Of Ire
Lar and the National Bank Of Scotland 81 sight aaA II
TAYLOR TROTHKRs. No. rs Wall street, Pearl
vrETMoRE. ROBERT 4 CO., STOCK. NOTE, AND X,
chaRgc IrokeYs dealers In specie and gold dust eont
aental Bank Buldisg. No II Wall street.
yNAETED-rIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS, FOR FOUR
yesrs 70 enable young man 70 20 through osisntixs
course Of study Good interest allowed. Security, rcd
sst.te In Illinois, Address Student. Herald ofhoe.
NASH CAN BE HAD AT ALL TINMS, IN ANY SUE.
" oonhg OF mort kinds Of property
Dry good segnrs Tiansfortc watches Jewery dAnoadA
Plate frearns At the Life In and Loan OMss
Warren street Ofhoe hours from 10 10 O'Clock
NGONEy.-MoKEY ADVANCED IN SUMS or FRAN
wi u to go on dry goods, watches, plate jcwelry Hsr
Agency md Loan On III Grand atross corner Of brood
tie Pseio Bank Conscience And honor STRICTLY
adhered TO. OnOe Lours from to 0 O'Clock.
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M +: .ss.s. NH IL "a g:ai's::. ss,S;
S r. s:::a nm
.'' f''''' s THss s' SMITH, Agent sssi:s;
5..r IN :rs . ;':sss sst ItS
.s ss1 for .s OF viii
On. Zee. si: .ps IL,
DARE rcMANcR-A VERY VALUABLE Farm or
about o .srs s.sSss; ID Sr :0%n,.y
ss,, sss and
" fosr miles from New York city. In New jersey, we'd
offered for sale AZ price below is real value .. .he sw
B. 'siIs e ff Co. street.
CrEAM BoILERs-oNE EIGHT HORSE AND ONE
twelve horse heller for SALE: Apply At 4' Eighth ''r'
J. s. UNDERHILL, Gate seoor Undsrhfla.,
TYPE FOR sALE.-oNE THOUSAND POUNDS OF
!. J eS' EoTT Pal Herald once ' '
TYPE FOR sALE.-ABOUT ONE HUNDRED P0JNDs
for sale cheap for cash Apply 70 10 ELLIOTT Her
ITO LACE, FANCY GOODS. AND EMBROIDERY
dealer-The lease Of first rate staud IN the hes. no.k
n r hs wn hut has ~
real and address win be attended to. Address b..
TINEA AND COFFEE STOkE HOh SALE-fOh
the stook fixtures and lease of tea stsr elegantly H.
ted In first rate location and doing excoont bus
will be shown Th. business is ofersd
for sale only because the proprietor cannot attond TO
There long lease Of premises For further partcu
lars inquire ut 4S Ann street.
WAKREN STREET.-FOR SALE-THE FOUR sTOk-<
w brick house and lot q Warren street, two doc
Above The house Is q feet deep
Lot 16x62 For further particulars apply to A. MEY1R
DIRKS, los Water street.
WILLIAMSBURG CITY PROPERTY FOR sALs-!we
first class three story basement and under cellar brick
houses twelve inch walls 100 feet
ties and FIVE grates three eorniced
onrchments In pAror iron railing and balconies cellars
all 1oored all complete. Apply to THOMAS REILLY 4
SON. Of South Fourth and Fifth streets the
premises 40 South Third street.
VONKERS.-FOR SALE, IN THE vILLAGR or yON
kers within few mihutos walk o. ito rar ad depot
two very pretty houses with large plots Of ground attached
The broadway opposite tho Female Seminary
lGx255 with very noat twostory and finished b. omont
house. we'll built and finished elegant marble
tells cornccs &C. fine large barn. carriage hous tross
In full bearing grape vines &C. &c The othor is rather
nearer the depot situate CORNER and
Irving place lUx8; nont dwelling, 2ix with 14xK
containing ten room and in the most complete order
rounded with rait trees shrubbery vines Yon
kers s distant about milos from Now York. an
accessible by railroad and steamboat nearly hour d.
ring the day. For further particulars, apply t.
JAMES PRICE. 100 Hudson street. Canal.
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CLOTHING.

(tAsT OFF CLOTBJNGAND TURNITURBW WANTED
~ Isdas and geItlenes having olsthing furaits,
c~ory csn o.san nf oass price IRON tns
ed hy Nrs Cohen. N. g. COHkN, Ne. 90 MN strssA
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE wANTED-LADIHs
ir price sonding storoa letter BY
8. CCBFk Shz Hudson street, and ~ West broadway.
Ltto ,hsnded by Mrs Cohen.
(tASJ OFF CLOTHING AND rURNHURE WANTED.
~ Persons deaous Of converting tbcr east ON artolos
~ cash. oitnin fair price by sesdins for the subsor
btr, ~ his resIdepc ttrourh tho Post once
L. w. DUSSELDoRF, No 13 Kim strsst.
N B.-I adios attended W by M<a Dusseldorf
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A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LEr-POSSESSION0 OWEN
inmsdiatsy n required Iaquirs - - reAth seress
.srt doer a. Abe Third avenue
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

m CLAssEs.-BR0OKEs DANCING ACADEMY
n rs new Assembly Rooms, No 36l Broome strest-
t3o rev GLASS oniidren Wednesday Afternoon
Nu 10 . clock class for ladies' and misses an
eldr afternoon from Till o'clock a class for
rtIv n Tuesday evening, from Til l0l, O'CLOCK The
Igrt commences from the time Of subscription The
Sccl u eontinus open during the whole year
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- fun board and we'll furnished rooms with widow lady
living retired and having other boarder1 Payment in
advance IL required Address Albert, Union place Post
u
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7 EAsEHOID PROPERTY FOR SALE-TO BE SOLD,
Tie Of two three stery houses and lots for twen'
4. =, wears ard ais Of twentyoue years eaO
n, i6 81 tho yearly rsnt Of go par ot and
te,,s Will large grocery ard luuor store now doing
frt =, ~ the Immediate vcky OF fact res
foupdr and stone yards hundrcd fees below Tenth
venue "a Twenty 6fth street Inquire on The promises
llorrT VERNON HCTRL-FOR SALk, THAT VAL.
NJ table p.rty tho Mount Vernon Hotel, st
stcd in tle nov risi and rapidly improving vss Of
Mount yruon oIpotc tho depot Tho house forC
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