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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22
LLOYD a. utsEIlIi
CHARLES 4. LEGATE.

Ht'ESERAL DEALERS in Fancy and Staple Dry
sE Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Hardware. High
street Mineral Point. 33.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

VALUABLE APPLICATION Tor wounds
received from old nails, or oceasioned bv
broken glass, peach tree leaves. we'll stee.
ped and applied to the wound, will give
immediate relief By thichcning the IL
4uld rom which the leaves have been ta-
ken with meal OF bran, a good poultice is
obtained, which viii keep moist for hours.
In case the leaves cannot be obtained. a
tea made of young twigs Of the peachtree,
and thiokered will do as well
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

''Plaze, SIR" said an IrishfnaD to a trav-
eicr, would you be 50 obliging as to take
my great coat from here to Boston sid
yez Z"
Yes. said the man in the wagon, But
how viii you get it again 2"
Oh that's mighty aisy. so 1t is" said
Pat for Ii remain inside of it'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22
BENJAMIN g.. SEQ TT,
Rankin Itos SE.-

Ei,EE BY GARDNER {. MEIGS.
.tH3 FRASKLJS, WIS,
No exertions will be spared to ensure the comfort
Of Travellers and others no may give him call
April, IA, lS52 no24y6tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

~ The history OF the diffusion of the
cotton plant has been traced, with
tolerable degree of probability, to periods
before the birth OF Christ, when it was
confined to India Herodotus. who lived
in the fifth century before Christ, relates
that the indians made their clothes of
WOOL grown On plant
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

a CLEAN SHIRT UNDER DIFFICULTIES
Those Of our readers who will have their
clean shirts. &c three times a week. nice
ly aired and ready for use at their bed :
head, may hardly know many Of the di fl
culties in the way Of cleanliness which the
very poor have to encounter One poor
lad in my district. destitute Of home liv-
ing at a three penny lodging, when he
could obtain three pence, and in cars, sta
bles. or staircases and elsewhere when he
could not, lately pleased me very much in
the matter Of cleanliness He had but
one shirt, but he managed to keep it clean;
and | inquired of him how he was enabled
to do so
why, you see. sir" said he, 4 goes TO
some by-place, and there ] whips off my
shirt; well, then | runs to a blind alley
up Whitecross street, where some waste
hot water runs from some works through
a pipe in the wall and there l washes
my shirt; well then / runs to the lime
kiln, the other side Of Blachfrier's Bridge,
and there [ dries M shirr aud puts it on
"a clean shirt for mt makes me feel
so comfortable. ! can't bear no filth y
Fanderkistes MiSsi0y. 10 tie De,eS of Lo7s-
don
CAuPEExE little girl was nearly
burned to death st Detroit, Oh Friday
night last by the explosion of caniPhene
lamo
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

Vote f2r the Nominees on uext page.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

y STORY WITH MoRAL-One of our
exchanges tells q story of Roman Cath
ollc priest. remarkable for humility He
was the son of q poor fisherman. His piety
and learning recommended him for pro
motion. and he never concealed the hum
blenesS of bis origin. for though he rose
rapidly from dignity to dignity. he always
spread a net upon his dinner table as
memorial of his piscatorial extraction
The reiguing pope aud cardinals determ-
incd to choose this modest priest as his
successor After his election he invited
them and his friends to a magnificent din
ner: when. to the aStonishment of the as
scmbled guests, the time honored net was
removed One of the boldest of the com
pany asked why the family object was
missing to which the supreme pontiif la
couically answered, The fish is caught"
FIFTEEN YOUNG MEN-At a respectable
boarding house in New York. number
of years ago, were fifteen young men
SIX OF them uniformly appeared at the
breakfast table on Sabbath morning, sha-
we'd, dressed, and prepared, as to their APP
parel, for attendance on public Worship
They also actually attended, both forenoon
and afternoon. All became highly res
pected. and useful citizens The other Q
were ordinarily absent from the breakfast
table on Sabbath morning At noon they
appeared at the dinner table shaved and
dressed in decent manner In the af~
ternoon they went out, but not ordinarily
to church; nor were they usually seen in
any place of Worship One of them is
now living, in a reputable employment =
the other eight became openly vicious
All failed in business. and are now dead.
Several of them came to untimely and
awfully tragic end
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

CfTRVI.lNG PARTNER of the tate firm Of Paris
- Leg2te, cHstinues a f.snd Agency business st h
OLD stsRd, recentiy occupied for short time by Il
f-r..) Land Warrants constantly for sale. 2itf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22
CENTRAL HOUSE,

- I. :. ALIENS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

JUSTICE OF fHE PEACE-FrznkEnt Highland P o :.
y Wis, iii attend to the payment Of Taxes Convey
ancing and such other business may entrusted to
Ain, With accuracy and despatch
Franklin, Iowa County Wis, Aug. 1851. iitf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-09-22

From fieadlv's "SecoSd war with England, "
now in the press OF Charles Scribner, New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
DantilIs Ara0emlrs.

A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY, No.
~ 200 Broadway Grace Charch vii reIPea AON-
DAY Oct f.. Evening Casses and on WEDSEsDAf VI -
o Afternoon Glasses 10 recent VISA % the great sclo1i o. Lou
don and Paris expressly for the purpose Of eonsanf ~ ne eap
enced teachers Of hose hoos many new anes we're prurd
from Msss Cearin M.s0"ss Bofo md ken9sdf q rars
Couon. UEgc &c Of London which AL be airodlce
Ia the frst tire shs can nov tom pes7aH
obe aion That hose who become pupils Of th Aoay WI q
tue The mos spacious rlesnt and - .lst
ia London Pafi Nowiosk II hoped ther-i1fe ta tAa
join with The ADVANTAGE Of the s;a which rr5ile aslea
results and The csi attention. PAD me Goa
duot nd dePorus OF the pupils l IN uf ooaa d tlAi
ALLEN DOOWORrH .
LERREkOs DANCING ACADEMY, No. % West
lsthst Madame C. uUbREUL FEHbEkO All Der 30 h.r,
EDWARD r. hkERO viii reopen their aritey o. sAIu ADAi,
Oct Youug nj e Wtues lays aud "a srii5s
MONDAYS Itrsdass y T. NJ elcnz DIt 0sa-
elias Mondays and II i-y y T. NJ nc
ina Oct H. Private Lessons given Class and saoos tendd
MAR W WHALE y DAUGflTERs DANCING
vi tLAsSES-New Rooms Nos - aud IS her. W
th4t H. Glasses a commence . above oa
lJESnAY Oct n Dave Il lur-c1n c oaas Ladies aud ii
1rtsday md Saturday and 'ne eeanks Js
Ctulemin Ctsfs Gothe Hal brooklyn. VIII conn.n-s On
Monday Oct TO- sicgls circulars 60 b hid as shove
DRIVATE and SELECT CLASSES IN DANCING,
No go Broadway, vii commence Or Evening" esss for
Ladies and Gtnfeucn. separate classes forming throughout the
for those ho ncin 70 learn Pupils vii Be undsr
the Instruction 81 three eKpersnced Teachers Al cations
Be made at No "a B0weFy, bookstore X BURSros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

CEWING MACHINES To TAlLokS. IAlLok
- FSSFS kc- kc-rtc DO NHLkt -" 80 u as -isset
snrsrrd satisfy the ost g Pea ~ 800 ti y
ths machine viii riT neieer -. 3 Ave. = ~ =
.ks tf rerisrfy rally ard t1y on o. tie 1-
pof CT tks sch II sspe N " ~.
babe q order ssd % dang q sfsasss s ~,
helceu tAs machine h b<sen3 z-ton the esf - -
invent rsos ard osksr c!Cth ssv~crs te plot A.
ts invited e.. ed ssssee =, s S 81 oisJ
Price MAehBc - snA go Table, sos tsaaes
yrw.TosE Jily 81 lss,
We the unas-.gned 90 hrvNy certify that bare esaased &c
"AvTRY SEW IN0 MACHINE aad ehesffsif rscommend 10
srupcfy 3usbfy and especially FOR ts Pecaef stic
snd h.bdsrae We hsve thsressht se,d he
the sewins ard SATISFIED 'sf hs 'r o. tsf
this u.hne uen ana o, kAS
sesn-rre.--- ir- generally thrcnshoat the coaery
Cicthire Ne is Corrtlsndtet =.
LOCKWOOD DUBOIS Merchant Taiors No Sc BrOsaw.y !
GOULD Co Wholesale Dealers n CotAins No II "sss-
j P HULL Mer,hari T.sor No Sc Broadway.
DICKSON PETTUs. Merchant rxlcrs Ne 10 Broadway
cWIFT's PATENT COFFEE MILLS-Comprising
esr. Dr-Srsrs ks A- perr r rAsias sap From Is pea
.y cous-r senar enilS and m Poaa i
Durability ard Of ssdass %, eSesS p az ,os ~ "a
Du,ehsss Corufy Ms f~srdsc par q ras eosuiry
WICK ERsHA Ans
w ORSAHESTsL IRON WORK. - .
WHY RAfIINGs CAST AND WROUGHT fR0E RAiLiNSS
IRON FEScEs sof Farms. PLANTATIONS a.
IE9s khDs STEPS u .ss ,, s s'.o,
IL III lron Ia ding tn Crowns .at nsos tae
Cr1- - Srswtu forsar6es .ke JOdS
wICKKRsHAA No slz Broadway Norks No 81 - Se Le~s
XUoOLEN MACHINERY TOR sALE--WOolen
w hsehnsry comprising ses q Cards ne@ry a.~ thfe
uirsbs order Fof b. American Lpeu Company MAJ
eslus nsu syrsoss>. NJ CHESTER MOSES Presde0f
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WHoLEsALE STATIONERY wARERoOMs-
l)nuer WAREHOUSES;.

EUGENE ELY, Paper Warehouse, No. ~ Fulton
II Constantly hand stock adapted 10 he ass
al Dv otd. aud Hardware Dealers Orocers fslo Ahece
&c In rolls Of desired tho knfs ana "dh OF
Manila coor,d or white. Asc Cotton AMI dneu f~ile.
DIAPER AZ WHOLESALE-CYRUS W. fIELD
Co. No. n Clihst NewYork, ohe TO large and mteh
buyers liberal Of the most extensive and sssf
BE ock before ekhbted In The United state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

NARD 10 STRANGERS-
~ from distance who may A. prrstl
polifan center Of business fashion and
rostanify Of periecfiEs their hsud-writ;
tion Of y b. Golds1ni,h whose reputAi
not unl nown in sny portion Of the Jaif
OF Mons, No So broadway. fifeed ap '
tort and lrxury which could be expecfe
elegant manson. form a series Of ave {
andies wsieh modern enterprise has We
edrcsticn To set forth, In elaborate ts
hand IN thk era Of Uni VersAl correspop
The common sense Of rnankisd. The nr
IS Il y invaluable. and the moderate
quired SINKS into nothinrnsss when com
derived nom H. Onee mas;sred-as II ,
series Of lessons ender Goidsnith--if L
sison. available throaSA lie. o
GLASSES are FORMING I'm
~ bssf Prefsssys. Teaohsy AID Iccsv,
4. II. WILLOWS U & SnAel lsorrcs
end Sserae~<s, - well o. the yoanx. II
enscSfeisin< sed chesr uesAo1 OF ~
To - ccufssued threask the sesc..
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Millinerp, &f.

NEW STYLES OF FALL RIBBONS.-N. r.
~ LTCHESSTEIS 20 B0wsy Of Hes,ers, uaDor
nd Jottsr al Boone. Sks yslFes
sss Feahes and Millinery Good invites the attention
al buys % s znEad stock Of hsss goods be prepared
ossr eEaerdssry md scensnts wholesale rssA pchers
1890 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, 1853
Il CeJsJs Mrs WILLIAM SIMMONS respectfully an
rouncs friend. and pn thar her Sho- Rooms
are opea ocksd With the arse ,Bd rcbest asert II Fsl
sud inter- Niinsy nd aasry Coos % e tesnd u ts ne
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obstruction.

Ladies and Gentlemen
II be visiting this great ns;ro-
have now an oD-
az under the personal insTec-
ION IS q teacher = probably
srd Sfz,es Hissplendsd szise
4'ith eysKy appliance Of CON
u Ia thStrsainx room Of a.
II the most besatifal priva,e
opened for the Purpose =
rms the sdysnss<>s Of sach
hence. wcald be an insalf %
>omplshnenf q IS essential
s;am for which II may Be sc-
Jared with the bene1ts b b
,-lay be in al cases by q b-icf
: 6xed and perm meat sr4ai-
sLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
der the tuition Of the
Or. IN every dspartnen q
Mo. IS Broadway. l<aS,<s
II aud thee Clssscs hixhly
} hiring . hakshe~l sdccsrisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30
furniture, Sc.

CNAMELED SETS. from SIS to s1.0Oo-Rich
u ses q. shades and styles Of naaaat0re
HI LARGEST AND BEsT ASSORTED ESANELED AND
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN this eguntry -
GILES BYRNE No So Broadway
EaT SIDE between Spnns and Prince+.s
The trade supplied IN UNLIMITED qusHttis
GREAT BARGAINS IA FEATHERS, BEDS,
N MATTRESSES. ke. a. cRAWBCckS No. IS Gf.aessz
s,cocd door Ss~-iork-CHKAP uPHOLsIEkf
srd FEAIHER sTOREThe sttsnton Of snis about pdfceA
Psses Beds Cot. Ar al u s1ch have been
prices will be sold such prices 70 maze
call and examine the sbo stock 20
maxim prrchss Goods part d the city br0Sss
80 80 r 10 oTer W CRAWBUCk
' Ne. $50 0rsnae- second door eas, Of EseI1
IRON BEADSTEAD and CHEAP SPRING MAT.
TREss ard BEDDING DEP0f-Tbs best pses 70 get the
Mattresses and Elastic Pz.ses made
the best half the usHsl cost
altered comfortable spring Beds - 70
sl2 all szes sfto go Also the Patent Esie
Pef Beds Plows &C Privsfs DWELLINGS hotels &c furnished
promptly Ware Roma No $50 Broadway below Prince o. Cal
and examine
II EYSERs HOUSE-WARMING FURNACES, for
IN al essse. Of best in quality h-s simplex
fne Also Cooking Ranges stoves md house
T AMPS, GIRANDOLES, VASES, &c.-Also, Crock
IL srv DelfChns Gl.-svse China and Britannia Tes Se,s
1ofetwAre Lamps other articles for nd orns
raent prces Cor sale By G BALDWIN, Ne
81 Bowery, near "sker-t
CHOW CASES, SHOW CASES A large sssort-
- rnsd- order in
short Orders received from Of the Union
can Institute BY PEBBLES No 2i Grsnds three doors
east al dvav n n
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6ouses tuanle0.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. Wanted, I'M ii
u Tie Let Of May by Gentlemen and HE Wife without children
furnished house within hours ride OF Ncwfork family
Tor the may hear Of tenant w
fo)d Of the premises and fair compensation by address
Ing with terms location Se Box O2 sing sag n Y The best OF
reference viii be giVen.
III OUSE WANTED--By Gentleman, whose family
consists OF hs vito aud servant pheasant location BE-
wetn broonet and Unonqusre broadway Rent Of whole
house iCn $500 10 st with small family ron
soe to $500 Apply 10 H. q PIERCE Pnss corner bfoaaway
luIA
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pinno-fcrics.

A BARGAIN.-C Cheap, for cash, splendid 7octaye
IA Rosewood PlANofORlE, msds IN the bs
bfy end Hes bctn used b. months Viii b. fly
ranttd for Apply the Manu- No 2o Bo~ery
MCDONALD BROTHERS,
1'0LIAN PIANO F0RTES, at No. AL Broadway
AZ A Of Pianos from the celebrated
Haet Dsvs Co Boston; the EekaOwn Instruments W.
sed Co With n supply Of and seondhsnd Pianos Of
aakeEs f0z sAle ve1y low prizes Pianos let
LINCOLN THOMPSON No 81 Broadway.
IOLIAN and other PIAN0S.-The largest aud
Al b Pianos found "a the cy
A. the Ware Rooms OF b. o. hcber No ~ Broadway
become the ssSnd for HAet DAVIS Co.'S Pianos thai they
make aweek Which INTO u the Unia Thy
Wade With and without The oaa schsnt md considered
prices large supply q secondhand Pianos from
Pianos 20 let Cash paid for Pi.no~ & whSesale sai retail
T ; BERRY. No. ~ 5fe.dwsy.
GREAT SACRIFICE-An entirely new Rosewood
~ PADoFote superb touch journey
Mailer eoanpe-
ina dpss viii b sod
eh second hasi Piano taken exchsnre BY
Mr. WEBER who viii himself warrant r. = lo3
Nesi BFoatvay, Up stAlES JOSEPH TRENT.
I & C. FISCHER Gate Nunns & Fischer). Manu.
e,ory and ws-eEoa No 10 0resnwiehsf Dey-
Pine wssnted wkh bragg and patent well
calculated keeping Fortes repaired
ehAarsd n B-A-a kolsa FznOFortes for sale
~ EsSRS LIGHTE g. NEWTON, No. - Canalst,
w ner-<d demand and
either PIANoF0RTES have exf>nted ths
fhs fenGs nd hose whlax
In plan and oruansa-d
modern " s>eood had Pianos
exrhssse Broadway wsseroora No 81
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sUpgsivESOsSrS OyucE -
CRTsTAL PALACE. Sept > 1870 5
THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
CRYSTAL PALACE q now open EVERY DAY slntsys *.
.epted the hOus OF IL O'CLOCK ~ AND ~ VlhoDk
P NJ until further notice.
Admission. .+stsfs@l -
children ander L years Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Monthly TekeS for each csianiar MONTH '-....'
soficFlIse more II Weekly iicit viii BE- sad sad the
cent? On md s'ier SATURDAY OctL
s1sc Store Of VIM Hal Sou 10 ~ Broadway corner
ofPsft ace 10 A. Joiies Music Store 90 Broadway.
JOHN ~ BACHELOR. sscsctary oftas soPerne1den's.
VNHE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION tor the
Exhibitions Of the INDUSTRY u ALL NAlIOSs hse
that the Exhibition open to tae Pabic Ia All 10
krancbes $500 l.
uAds Der o. Raw Produce hsnletafd
Articles Machinery and Fne Arts the Er0t0n may 20" %
pronounced complete .
me Directors 10 making this take pleasure In
ssyns thar ell branches q By far The mos -
attractive La been made In this c1at and teJ o.
ne4s viii comp ere fagorably With ssy made. ,
The o. az s1d Products the >k q hs %
Word a0z Their sUyeror anyhnG before cg-c.sd
~ ert hs he nvenge Esngity the mechanical sS and
industrial energy Of people have never before been
r. uisrpr AID the talent Of over 5000 exhibitors pro
4Esd ths ssrGy b-s1 and useful prodcs q haa
intelligence Directors earnestly invite tasT tllo-
efxet abrc the opportunity and sfg9y
.eoleop - lie OF hh never hA. been and ali oosby
vii Dot many yeaFs axztn b. offered % their obsefsaon
The Exhibition VIII close In the month Of December aert
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON PHILIP BURROWS
ALFRRD PILL JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON,
ADJUST BTIyOST CHAs W. FOSTER
ALEX HAMILTON Jr, THEODORE 5EDOWiCK,
sfFF1T i sNDERsON WI WHETTEE
HENRY 2, DUkHAM JOHN DUNHAA
facoB 4 WEsIERvELT WATTS SIBERIAN
JAMES A HAMILTON = w kDdONDa
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, J. J. ROOSEVELT
THEODORE SEDGWIck, FTeslleEt.
CHA. Z. AsDEasoS Tress15sr
LAsax C. STUART Aegz Sec
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Rcal @elale for Galr.


A GREAT BARGAIN il PURCHASED IMME-
~ DA7ELY 1lrs tine sized Buidisg Los sA., between
hresdwsy and 7hsy Terms esy Apply 10 DE MOTT Co. No
A HOUSE for SALE, about three minutes walk
sss sS che Ps e and s % s' one door s ,1S s.
bet dep with IN extension OF Is fe two stories house three
ties With bssemen' cesnrear and III Kitchen
iss stories LOT y inches SS o2 feet Yard aai house ali
md plane nearly new Linden F S %Sa
les r0s 70 n, gq.f nsa. Of i S1 Ps
tesnd g South 7hst, wiamsb6rsh Can b. ftom 10
A I PRIVATE sALE-A Country Residence on the
and saor distance om Tho railroad station At GaFs0ns taa
scenery Of the Hsnas Aseira 70 The house and
ART about seven acre. Of land For esass to
BOSTON REAL EsTATE--A new, irst-class
~ pw.ns hoose in hs cy Of Boston for sale exchange O
oiiaUScEy BARNARD Nc. II Pns-.i
last MORRISANIA L0TS-Time extended for
pr cent % %snsy Sa b. sI1cs
ss YIN ~ PEG se1 Ssw nS ans S egss Mssen ~
and IN f View q, ki River asaia the asd,,s Vicinity
wssshecs County Also 6ne dhins within quarter Of mile
Isrs % he ssi saSI SsisS Ses
h been lately sAsIssd esPee,ea viii pas hrOssh this PS
bsnss ofths property from the ciy Hal. mite. 1Ss per
Sfeaow ' Sss as as Rsl1os o sss TO "ioN No
EXTRA WIDE hoUSE-For sale a iourstory
H. ..S.s ss 1ossS hpss s. feet vide on iA s;.s say
eahS coeeis laandN
2sass. rom: o SI.s SSP sss :sI RsssI door s
On ''' ' ' No S s' ss s sssS sS soS s
E0R SALE-A beautiful Country Seat cn the bank 3
ofthe Pas about eight miles from Ne,-york sen,euan
whose family Europe would dispose Of his CoanV
saenins 81 acres all under hish saie Of proanc
well ornamental Ia within 50 minutes of The railroad
the tr,ins rsnias nearly half hourly dsssS he day further
No MeilOpOlsan RAsl Bailhns, Fiae-s
EoR SALE Low-h applied for immediatety, .
\ Farm, whch small Honse, good Barn. &e Also seod
Horse two excellent Cows fakeys and etee roat Wasons
Harness socd ssssrtni @ Fsmns and Hoassk SePas
STE several tans ef Hay Of good Com &e s;aad
miles from Tueksho the Harlem RAILROAD. Apply %
J. THOMAS, Na Spruesst
E>OR SAl.E-Two new, mcdernbuilt brick Cottages,
u In Wander brcoklyp aud attic with sxhoe
fnished In handsome Hoses n los 2xso will be
spld low and On sssy terms Apry 10
JARkD sPARks. No. ss Jahn-st- New-YOFk.
EN0R SALE-Four fall-sze Buildng Lots on VIII
iou<Akysv- WAlwcrh<s street paved ana Eaiea
eace sessstn bond and Eoxtss< Apply
n DE MOTT Co Ne. ~ Chsnhersss
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REGULATING.

old WARE RE-PLATED, equal to new, at the
lowest possible prices and warranted wen done Goods seat 70
the Platin Factory No Grantst or to Oce
no 2 At NO. IS Johust- will be attended to-
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Che uDorl0's far.

OFFICE o. TIE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT 5
CaYsrsL PALACE Ssw-York Sept 49, lss5 ,
NOTICE is hereby given, that more applications
~ 20 Exhibit in this building whether fosn DO 9ss can b
S-.,tes J. b. BAlChELDEh,
Secretary Of tho Super utendent
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Cntlerp an6 6arouars.

Cntlfrp anb 6arouare.
DLOCK TIN PIPE.-The undersigned are prepared
hoose VIM a. DREAMER Co. Plumbrc,
4h-av- shst- New Bible House
NAsI sIEEL SHOVELS-We invite the atten-
~ parties Of superior article Of Cas- Steel Sboves
railroad those % inc
Old Colony Iron Company which made Of the best m.,ena
finish well strength equal not superior 70 tno OF
The patterns such as are fully approved OF y
miners and others, fof ssle by - =, ,.crr. ~
Manufacturers Eagle Cut Nails Agents Old Colony Iron CO.
COOKING and PARLOR sTOVES.-A large as
~ Of patterns for sale re..onble % the sub
scribeI, WILLIAM OLannE
No 9Th 3 doors above 2th-st
N. la8 6th-av, doOs above ljths-
n B.-stoves repaired. and put up a. shor notice
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET-KNlVES. RAJ
IN zORs SCISSORS kc-Buiders Hardware. Locks Latchss
EDGE To0 Of the most approved ma<e
Trs oors House ship Carp n,ers Edge zoos
Planes &c Comprngs full and complete as) nent OF
Edge Tools &c Cen be found the Hardware
C. :. LITTLE d Co Nos 50 aud ~ Futon-st
DIG IRON-lOO tuns No. Scotch Pig Iron now
i landing aud for sale by sPoFFORD, TILESrOS Co,
CTOVESi STOVESii STOVES The cheapest
- Stove city with the largest sssornent Calls
the Number ls0 h-ay- one door above ~ hes
P WHITE, Jr