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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

A new anecdote of of John Randolph of Roa-
noke is always welcome, this is given by the
Norfolk News
He was travelling through part of Virginia
with. which he was unacquainted; during the
meantime, he stopped during the night at an inn
near the the forks of the road The innkeepe1
was fine gentleman, and, no doubt, one of the
first families of the Old Dominion. Knowing
who his distinguished guest was, he endeavored
during the evening to draw him into conversation
but failed in all his efforts But in the morning
when Mr.. Randolph was ready to start, he called
for his bill, which on being presented, was paid.
The landlord, still anxious to have some conver-
sation with him, he began as follows
(Which way are you travelling, Mr.. Ran
dolphs"
sSir!'' said Mr.. Randolph with a look of
displeasure.
81 asked" said the landlord, (which way are
you traveling?''
"Haye l paid you my billa"
eyes"
"Do owe you anything more!"
"No''
"Well, I'm going just where please; do you
understand!''
-4"Yes."
The Landlord by this time got somewhat ex-
cited, and Mr.. Randolph drove off. But, to the
landlords surprise, in few minutes sent one OF
the servants to inquire which of the forks of the
road to take. Mr. Randolph not being out of
hearing distance the landlord spoke at the
top of his breath. ssMr. Randolph, you don't owe
me one cent, just take which road you please.'
at is said the air turned blue with the curses
of Randolph"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
NEW ROCKS

T IFE AT THE soUTH-A companion to uncte Toms
IL Cabin. "a
The White saveA thrilling work. from pen of Hlboth
the Historian.
Phis' cabinor Southern Life as is, by Mrs Mary
H. Eastman
Reel in Rote, Jack in the Doebums, by Cheever.
kossuth in the addresses to him and
his replies
Campaign of Gen. Scott in the Valley of Mexico.
Life of Gen. Frank Ferce by Bartlett bound and In paper
covers, with steel engraved partra-an elegant edition.
Sovereigns of the Bible.
The Blihedale Romance-by Hawthorn.
Peep at Nos.
Sunny Side--by the author of peep at No. s.
Kitty Browe-by the author of the Sunny Side, &c.
Laws of Life-by Elizabeth Blackwell, NJ d.
| Thoughts for a Young Manly Horace Mann.
Slavery, Letters and Speeches-by Horace Mann.
| Nineveh and its Remains-by Layard,
LInchs Expedition to the Dead Sea. So
Fowlers Works.
T. S. Arthur's Works.
Mysteries Glmpses of the Supernatural containing
counts of the Salem Witehcra the Cock Lame Ghost &C.
| 1var, or the Skijuts Boy-bp Miss Carlen.
Darien, the Merchants Prince Historical Romance.
Gee Books Songs for the times Sheet Music
Music Paper, &c.
| Just received and for sale HALLS BOOK STORE
| Ravenna, Aug. 25, 1852.
CoW CHAINs-Anew and desirable article, Also Log and
~ Dog chains at FRAZER'S.
! AI GLASSES GATES-Metalic and wood fassets at
WI FRAZER'S.
HE highest market price will be paid in cash for Pork
| i Franklin Mills Burrows.
1
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PATENT DOOR AND GATE SPRING

THE subscriber has been appointed agent Portage
y for the sale of nmans Patent Door and Gate Springs
which awarded the first premium the Worlds Fair
London in 1851 For simplicity full performance of all 1t
intended to do 1t takes its position in the front rank Of
modern Inventions for sale atmanufactures prices, by
Reyenna, March 2, 1853. 2. 7. RI,HARDsos.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

DATENT LEATHER, Enamelled cloth, Wide and
i Lace, Brass Bands, Moss and Carriage and Harness
trimmings generally for sale at reduced prices, at
E. T. RICHARDSON,
Pavenna. Dec. 6. 1852 Hardware Store.
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401-irnos
Pro R0A0 PU BLIC o.

iss true as some preaching that MATHEWS will leave
town soon and all have ikenesses of themselves
friends, will time be sorry for the neglect memento
mori nova.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
VermiR DESTROYED.

WITHOUT FAIL IN ANY Observation-Disclosures Yer.
w min Destroyer promises complete rddance of Rats
Mice Bedbugs and all other Vermn The articles included
this composition in themselves very innocent contain
ing not particle Of poison but when combined create
which expodes the stomach and destroys life
short As it has affected the stomach, the
article becomes neurized and will affect nothing thereafter
that there be danger in its under any crcum
stances. For sale by 1. SWIFT, Ravenna.
Price o5 cents ner box dee o5
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Carriage Mandatory.

csMlBL THE SUBSCRIBER would inform the public
N generally, that he has engaged in the above bus
Rugges, Wheelbarrows, &c. in the best stye and at the
All work entrusted in his will meet with
prompt attention. and will be executed in neat and work
manlke at TUTTLzs OLD STAND, at the Centre of
Palmyra Orders solicited GEORGE w. FUTILE.
Palmyra, Feb. 3d. 1853. 3o9-ly
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I I55gss

1904
FIRST ARRIVAL.
DAIRY SALT, at
~ April 2G. HATCHS.
DICE and Corn Starch, expressly for food, at
IL April 90. HATCHS.
CHOICE so cent Tea, at
u april &c. HATCH,s.
CRUSHED SUGAR, at
~ April %. HATCHS.
TOFFEE and TOBACCO, at
- April 26. HATCHs.
COAP and Candles, at
= April 26. HATCH's.
DURE Dry Lead and Lead ground In Oil, at
l. April a6. HATCHS.
T INsEED OIL and Spirits Turpentine, at
IL April &c. HATCH'S.
n HATCH has received his spring supply of Coach and
W Copal Varnish.
il April &c. 81 sHATCH's.
XTIALs, Bottles and Jars, at
' April %. HATCH's.
collar Lamp Chmneys, at .-.
y April DC. HATCHs.
TOIRD Seed and Fixinss, at
ID April %. HATCH's.
DERRY DAVIS genuine Pain Killer, at
J. April 26. HATCH'S.
n CURRANTs, Cron and Rasns, at
~ April &C. HATCH's.
COUNTER sCALES-stee yards, and spring balances,
~ FRAZER'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

PUMP CHAINS.
nNE and onefourth and II inch best quality with
" pine tubing and craks and rollers complete lowp RI
at E T RICHaRDsoN's
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20

GFThe Concord Democrat is responsible for
the following. It is decidedly rich:
Gone of our exchanges praises an egg which
it says was slaid on our table, by Rev. Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. Smith seems to be layman, as we'll as a
minister
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-04-20
COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.

COLLINS HOUSE SALOON.
THE subscriber has been the expense of refng and
furnishing the Saloon under the Collins House, and is
now ready to wait on customers to little Mint Juep any
thing in his line He will keep all kinds of the choicest o
Pies OYSTERS Sardne Ice Cream, Lobsers Picked
Tongues and everything in that line, which got
short notice.
Gala No. 3, Hole in the WALL Main street. Rayenna
Aug. lift OSCAR F. SEVERENCE
Ready for Operation.
THE NEW STEAM GRIST MILL, in Ravenna, is now
ready for operation Farmers and Others will please call
and examine the arranged Mill In this part
ofhe State. ,PARMELE & SONS.
ma, August 3 1852. 374n
LUMBER WANTED.
10000 i
L. DAY.
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CARPETS.
A LARGE stock, 8 piled all ware;
N . do do; yd wide Linen, 90 cents
Stair, all wool; oil cloth, wide; at SEyMouRs
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P. HOLT,
NTERC TAILOR.

MERCHANT LOR.
MOULD respectfully to his friends and the pub
w lie that he has taken the shop opposite the Prentiss
House, and received lot of Goods, such as
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres Doeskns Sans and Fancy
nes which he is prepared to make for customers at the
hand. Cutting done to order and warranted to 1T
Ravenna, Dec 7th, 1852. r. HOLT.
SHAWLS.
DAY STATE Squares Bay State long Brocha, black silk
ID colored silk, white Grape, colored Grape, at
jan SEYMouR's. 81
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=, ParHneae,

Clock and Watch Maker, Silver Smith and Jeweler in
Les Book Sore Ravenna, Ohio, where will be found
good of Watches, Clocks, Jewery and Fame!
Goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08
- - =. -
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DE- POWELL ocULIsT, AURIsT, &C., RECEIVES
IL his patients from TO O'clock daily At his of6os Es
COZ Broadway can procured his Treatise on bs
Eyon ArGcia eyes inserted without the sighsst na,-
COLOR and sxprssaion.
nR WHEELER, OCULIsT, "A BARCLAY STREET
~ devoes bis attention exclusively TO diseases Of tho eve
and spthalmio surgery. Ogice hours to r., NJ and Al
his residence ~ Court street opposite Warren, Brooklyn
aatsd 10 resemble the natural organ In every respect
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IRON SAFES, &C.

IRON SAFES CHESTS, AND CAMPilok WOoD
trunksThe undersigned offers for sale az ms aetosy %
Gold John street, his usual assortmen, o. gooa low
price being mounted on revvns
opsors easily removed always peri, city Wy anu nes
the application Of Blakes ere proof cement ter cohtsns
have been injured BY fire. Also camphor wo9 mn
moth proof trunks and for winter are useo
for packing cotton linen and sill wearing apparel ~
- f"s'"h N''- JESSE DELANO
U,HE sAFEi THE SAFE THE CONTROVERSY IN
full bastMr Herring has at last challenged his adver-
sary Of safes and has gone so far A. 10 appoint
committee This like doing business at last ana
lends us Ia the following conclusion viz That Holmes
& Butler makers Of the improved Phoenix safe, having
waited long enough this trial of safes and not wishing TO
inrude between the hegeren parties do hereby
with those OF the winning party ny
the ost severe safe be made TO resist v blow
pvc blast hest Such trial 70 be made betorc committee
appointed by the Of the Crystal Palace as stated
already published challenge 10 Slas HerrnG ans
which we here repeat HOLMES BUTLER, l2 Was~M
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FANCY ARTICLES.

mo PLAYING CARD BUYERs.-sOUTHERN AND
Western mershanN will md cIplsss assortment Of
al Il 49, deDet IN New York.
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FINE ARTS.

THE LOST vELAsoUEz OF Iszs-TUE MOST RE-
nowned hstorisal picture in the world, the vslu
able painting In tho United States and select ana
popular exhibition in this city Is the stuyyesant In.
.htuts. go Broadway. Admission, rs cents.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-By II. II. LEEDS
&CO-Monday Oct at ols ocloek at tho -saesroom,
No Wall street. Oil painngs-About 200 choice oil paint
ings in gilt frames strechers in sheets being the
Of invoices hand to be sold positively without
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TT LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-BY H. H. LEEDS CO

II II. LEEDS AUCTTONEER-BY II H. LEEDS co.
IL. This day. at O'clock at the salesroon, No. Wall
segarsAbou 10 pine in lots to suit the trade
and others consisting OF Havana warranted
Hesreridos Numancas, Punotuadad, La Victoria, and
American and Cuba egars 70 close m invoice Of which
warranted catalogue description. Terms sixty
days approved endorsed all 500 and over
under that amount cash, city funds The attention OF the
trade hotels and restaurants Is especially called this
sa presenting rare OPPORTUNITY Of supplying themselves
with prime article at moderate charge. Also thrtyve
baskets champagne just imported. Also, quantity
dera and sherry ALSO, $50 bottles Moshenners Juniper
Gin inst received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

~ W. HOLMES, ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE,
-. hold furniture panofore carpets, &C., at auetion-C
W. HOLMES will SELL this day Saturday, Oct Sth at 10
O'clock all the furniture Sc in the four story brown stone
Broadway consisting Of elegant carved rosewood suites in
satin brocaee carved mahogany suites in blue and
plush rosewood pianoorte rich tapestry Brussels and
carpets lace and muslin curtains oval mirrors
gilt china elegant china tea and ets ete SETS carved
rosewood and mahogany narbletop centre sof pier and
fancy tables oewood card tables marble
bureaus and Wristbands mahogany French and cottage
bedstead best cured horsehar mattresses sofas lounges
sofa .bedstead carved mahogany spring chairs and
rockers and sewing chairs black walnut bookcase and
secretary manel clocks silver plated extension dining
table eroekery glass ware, ivory cutlery basement and
kitchen furniture &c.
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eAI.Hs AT AUCTION,


q. .s ,sess s, ,ss;ss. ny
as of7S yards splendid Brussels carpet ooths
mahos.ay chairs maple do mshofaGy sen ,SS
ecuntnghnse bookcases glass showcases paintings
%,Sr srSlsry &c fnf ur srSdy u
GIN port wine, 100000 segas q excellent quality Sh hs
positive Deposits required. Coos sps ~ rsmo'sa VIE
A ucTIoN NoTICE-wM. p. JONES, AUCTi oN NEE az
"A will sell this day. at the store No 10 Spruce str =
@ a M two down feather beds mahEany
engraving and other articles Of second hand furniture
A &eoseoob coNkIIN viii sell this day, Saturday
Large and desirable assortment superior caSinss
sn sr ssR 9ass a
and parer chairs pier sofa and centre tables extension
top dressing wahsand wardrobes mattrsses
s Eat frame, oval and toilet mirrors, &c. &C.
UcTIoN NOTIFICATIONS BELL AUCTIoNEER-BY
Lar e ss Of n v shs sales oom ID
Nors William nnI street from thirty
By ru. Of a or a VIZ
superior marble top %rssas
Ns4 AND AND ss Also
desks Private ssisThe lease 81 for three
rem Rs paintings
o y" Cali n'a at hs ss aad tf's
A UcTIoN SALE OF LOTS AT FoRDHAM.-PERsoNs
IA wishing to invest capital or TO procure eheap AMI
siSHa AR
Oct 10 81 Sna Ii. Nj n the
S z sns
Broome street, opposite Harlem Railroad Depot.
A G. TUTTLE AUCTIoNEER.-GARDEN AND
flower seeds ' s -
the store Chambers street the balance Of the stock tho
ss T Sa and Go
msns store futures counters &C. Also the lease Of tie
y Rogers
LBERT H. NIcoLAY, AUcTIoNEER.
"A Great peremptory coninuaon sale OF the balance Of
VALUABLE BUILDING fSrs AND COTTAGE SITES.
VEST L n F f1l1si 4
New York and Flushing Railroad now being con
III 's On Tssds and ON 81:
ground the balance Of 800 valuable and choice building
This village Handsomely situated the line Of the VII
snsburg and Flushing stage route plank road FIVE and
,ss nas
dIsSs II and has its depot on hs
S
~ this West Flushing win b easier Of access than
TIC ps # NEW such .. new docks
roads &c. in in III. vicinity Tie
peton Of which must increase the value of this property LOO
S sss sss
wide now and GRADED o the s:s e.
Enclosing
and romantic lake Of pure spring water
Ap NYsHsSsqRsssssEE se FoR Rf 81
SAFE AND
Has yet been offered to tho public.
The sale will be positive and without reserve. .
Terms will BIO liberal. The title il unquestionable
printed abstract will DO furnished each purchaser.
Free tickets tor conveyance to the ground o. dsy q
steamboat. Enoch Dean leaving Peck slip and Island
Information be had Of the auetionser Ne ~ wall
orof RARKGR 4 ELLIOTT No. 1 Nassau street,
Should rain the abe mentioned day Of sale the sale
will not take place ia the next fair day ut the hour
and place,
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nuE ART OF Observation-Disclosures ROOM
No "a East Thirteenth street, fourth house west OF
broadway south side Mr.; Charruand acknowledges, the
received and acquants his patrons and the
nubc that his Glasses for this will commence Saur
dsy Oct o. Afternoon classes, Tuesdays, Wednesdayus
FRIDAYS Saturdays evening classes Mondays Wednee
days Fridays aud s9turdays noon class Wednesday, ana
classes and PARTICULARS circulars be obtaiedn
Mt the above place whore Mr. Charruaud can be seen
daily to o'clock. N BIO let, the building, 80 ~
10 feet etoros Of Nos q and "a White street,
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ID w. WESTCOTT, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL ON
II. Monday morning at 10 o'clock precisely all the elegant
and mahogany furniture contained in house No "
Eighth avenue combining large and splendid variety Of
paror suits IN brocate tapestry carpets
pier glasses rosewood ranoforte &C. with the handsome
furniture of twelve Catalogues at the house. Tor u
particulars see Courier and Journal OF Commerce.
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u COTTON, NONCOMPLIANCE SALE OF
~. second hand furniture of every descriptions COLI
TON will sell this day Saturday Oct at 0 O'clock at
the auction 90 Beeman street and 80 Ann street the
entire furniture Of large boarding house. most Of which has
been but little used and Of it used at ALL purchased
in May last 1t will comprise every article Of parlo bed
and rosewood bookcases French bedstead marble fur
nure carpets and ocoths beds and mattresses, bedding
&C. &c every article Of which be taken away the
day, as the family leaves Monday. Sale peremptory
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ID C. KEMP, ER.--GRFAT AUCTION SALE
H. Of rich first class furniture and rich
nesday and Thursday Oct 18th and h 1T ~ ocoek each
day the large hall in the City Assembly Rooms no ap
Broadway between Grand and Howard streets very large
and rendid assortment Of rich first class caone,
sists Of large splendid assortment OF rchy carved
rosewood mahogany and black walnut parlor dining room
library furniture comprising every nrtcie OF
elegance and utility found in the large and nrni
sortmopt found in one establishment IN this
city No goods will be admitted into this sale but snch as
can he relied upon warranted aud no limited goods viii
received Is tho intention OF the owners that tho
whole shall be sold without reserve.
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ENERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 30 WEST
Fourteenth street-Madt G. Debreul Fsrrers and
srdsy Oct Tonng lsdie, and msstsrs classes wsdnss
NJ commencing Oct gentlemens evening class Mondays
and Thursdays at IL F. NJ, sneing Oct H. Private
usual.
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MRS. A. LASNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
lM and Waiting classes at Montague Hail. opposite the
City nan, BroSslyp on Wednesday Oct 49, 1rs L. win
and Saturdays, commencing at hafpast three o'clock
Matnecs dansante Exclusively for pupils and patron will
be given.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

a. mex: to ssss
Der r. easfs In y, visit TO the
ssn:sss &c ..
an Of ar AS'
s.ucn q London which viii introduces FOR .Ss nrs
nss si
H. atssn.isa paid asrossnsa
patronage which gratefully aeknowIsassd BY
DANCING AcADEMY.-sIGNoRs planet AND e,
81
new pr
@ Ts
and Issas IRON from to A from 70 r
Foartesnh strsos-Msd.ze Debreul Fsrrsrs, and her
an :s,ss Se S
day, and Saturdays aad Mondays and Thursdays SIX
ss.i;
~ usual
TT n; MAYENs DANClNcFACADENY, Io7 AND l,s
IL. Walker street, will Saturday Oct Is; Mr.
recently from Esst seats fashion IN Europs
Where be has from tho most Of
duss this season BY Ais means aud with srss attention.
~ M
street, near broadway.
MRS A. LAYNAY WILL REOPEN HER DANCING
lM and Waiting classes at Montague Hail. opposite the
ssssssa 8 her Saasbtss; ssitlos @sias;as
Manecs dsnsantes Exclusively pupils patrons wiz
be given.
N5R. ". WHALE { DAUGHTERS DANCING CLASSES.
Kgom - ana S1 viii and @
above, Tuesday Oct H. Days Of nstrreon for young
same evenings ssnems Glasses at Gothic Hail. Brook
circulars 10 be had % above.
MAD5AME .A AUcgsTA nFSs L ga. TO INFORM THE
Broadway where nagnseept hall snnptgos,ly iresso
segaa place for les,cps and sall; ssg alsc
spss SA li f let a hail. I
street, on Monday, October IL '''s' 49,
PEIvATE D Pan, AcAspEMI GOO RRoADwAY
sdr and % r. sss and
eemrsneias s to learn Families who intend psrtpsns
s ns y S'ss ss
Where craTs can be ,sd all 30
PRoFEssEuR W pANsE EFT DE Coral GO ALL
Music Grand opera IL ra h. has the rs n1not 70 n'9 e
the st Of Noyeabe. and will thSn Introduce
smsn s% Which sS ns.tsn ana
Par. ssTe Sea spsnsd HIM
s saa sny S Ss every rane his
1872 Ninth street. corner OF broauWayi uhl then,
care OF J. T.. Beattie 10 Nassau street.
THE ART OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM,
No "a East Thirteenth street, fourth house west OF
Broadway, south eide Mr. Charruaud acknowledges the
nttering received and acquants his patrons and the
public that his elpssos for this will comonce satur-
dsy Oct o. Afternoon classes, Tuesdays Wednesday1s
Fridays and Saturdays evening classes Mondays Wednee
days Fridays aud saurdays noon class Wednesday, ana
Private lessons at hour not engaged BY the
classes For and PARTICULARS circulars DO obtaedn
Mt above place, where Mr.. Charruaud car be seen
daily, from to o'clock N. BIO let the building, 80 ~
~ feet two storos Of Nos p and "a White street,
- -
IRON SAFES, &C. -
IRON SAFES CHESTS AND CAMPTIOR WOOD
runksThe undersigned offers for sale at his factory -
Gold John street, HIS usual assormen, o. gooa low
price being mounted on revolvins
ostors easily removed always per city Wy anu since
the application Of Bakc FIRE proof cement tler
have not been injured BY fire. Also camrnor woo AM
trunks GUNNER use and for winter are useo
for packing cotton linen and sill wearing apPars G9
yu,UF sAFFf THE SAFE THE CONTROVERSY IN
fu Herring has at last challenged his adver-
snu NJ est of nnfcs and has far 10 appoint
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FOR SALE.

CoID LANDS FOR sALE-rHE TRACT HERETO
U known ~ the Eagle Gold Mine, consisting or one
eighty in the county OF Culpsppsr
virginia sixteen miles from and A.
loinirs the we'll known Cupspper mines Apply 70 A. =.
RTRg, - Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-08

DANCING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. planet AND e.
Peracbio, the well known professors teachers
the new and fashionable dances have the honor apprs
The numerous patrons and the public that
Splendid dancing saloon mt Sll Broadway Messs
and Peraeo will continue with their and scientific pr
learn all the most fashionable dances of day Open for
private lessons from 10 A. NJ 70 r. NJ, from to r. NJ,
and for practice from to 10 l.. N,
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HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IRVING 4 co.

HUUSLIFUIlD TKVTNuN %.
Ii Auctoneers will sell Mt auction Saturday October
OF 0 o'clock at the sales Pine street ncarroad
way the entire furniture Of family breaking houseloep
ing and removed for convenience Of sale. suits carved
rosewood bedroom furniture marble tops; eteger ecomicm
mahogany sofas and chairs In hair cloth marble
tables brocatee and lace window curtains manel and pier
glasses Brussels and ugain carpets oeoth mahogany bed
furniture French hedBteads hair mattresses feather
BEDS bolsers, and pillows oounterpnnes, &C.; mahogany
dining and tea tables seat chairs maple bedstead
erockey and glassware TO- Also, kitchen furniture parlor
and cooking stoves fine ancient and modern oil paintings
Cravings &C. Also, superb rifle made By Cooper Broad
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DETER PARKS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
il sale Of lots Mt FordhamDn Monday, Oct. 10, at
O'Clock T. the ground will be sold the balance OF about
Lundred1os remaining unsod from Wednesdays sale
This sale viii prize the choicest lots in the parcel and
equally worthy the attention Of persons wishing TO invest
capital aud those DESTROYS Of cheap and delightful plot
for residence. For maps, terms, Ne, apply to PETER
PARKS or ZENAS NEWELL, No. Nassau street, and SH
Broome street, opposite Harlem Railroad depot.
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HOTELS.

RotLOGNE SUE MER HOTEL DE LEUROPE-PAR-
- te about % visit BouOgne,
informed that this establishment Is situa
81 s quay opposite the station and near
TIC fars raiwsy terminus The apartments combine
rance WIN comfort IL has excellent table dhote and
Vie wines are 81 TIE choicest vntagos for families ON
the most reasonable terms English American
d"y On 'he 'aoes ana bath rooms attached to the hotel
EAGLE HOTEL LoDGfNGS-GENTLFME WILL 30
- ven 90 remember they can have excellent In
william streets. Office open all night. -
| "A flEkkE HOUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
~ the accommodation Of guests September 90 lss5 ~
J. TABEk A SON, Ptopretors