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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
DAHCINa ACADnMIns.

DoDwORTHS DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 800
a. Broadway open for tho option Of pupils who
can enter at time during tho season Classes for ladies
Saturday afternoons ali meet az Saturdays FOR practice
with band Of Dusic. for gentlemen Monday
band, Saturday evening Gentlemen do not attend
regular but purchase less ckets and attend
when oonvenint to learn particular dance While on
visit to Europe during the pss numbers OF
dances procured which will he introduced the
time here Private lessons family cssses and academies
attended. Sorees twice onth, exclusively for pupils
G,EKRER0's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. " WEST
fourteenth reet-Nadaae Dubreul Terrero and "a.
e that their academy and pupils may entr q
sl slmcg during tho Young ladies' and masteYS'
sissaes Saturdays Mondays and Thursdays
SIX r. Nj sentlemsas class. Tuesday, and ri
days aA5x r. Nj Saturday evening 81 TX p. n, elase
for pracns Privase esrens and easssa In families and
attended, aorees given usual Several
Quadr .uee VIII be introduced during she
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UOFARTNERsHxP NOTICES.

90 E0O A GOOD CHANCE. = PAR 'EER
L.CUU. wanted seventeen miles from Now York line
great railroads. ourisbing village buness
country store with two milk rounds ~ 600 quartz
month Object increase thu business doubly Apply to
W. RICHARDS, % B;oAdway
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~ D. NASH, AUCTIONEER-ST, IRE $40 BROADWAY.
~. Sheriff eale Of extensive prpting Off ,e.On
nrday Nov & at 10 A. M l52 Faton street, third ry
lot of valuable printing of various Sizes Also
standing presses Also type Of almost every Sessrption-
khes &C., large assortment Also, printers materials
ofeyery description
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MADAME D., THE Gypsy .woMAN-THIs CELE.
wi braed o, we'll Known ASTROLOGICAL has taken rooms a
IS Lpenard street. where she will be happy consult with
her friends snd the public with regard st present
and future she IL the ony pamit in the United Stsyea
he method disclosing the events OF this u orsins
ard q true artistic principles Her charge fifty cents Per
consultation.
She has also hand imposition which was proouroA
at from the famed vcsuvus enc
This composition will and ladies
to vim and rcas It affections Of many the 81
a m hs desired. ~
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FANCY f1uhhs

GENUINE FURS-NAEUFACTURED EXPRESSLl
" for the ribers listing of Russia and Hudson
Bay sable erine mink stone marten
SQUIRREL and other frs in the various and most ashionAbl
styles of ufYs, vctornes cardns IL, cuffs and b0as
ALEXANDER r STEWART Co., Broadway.
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CLOTHING, &C.


ftLOTEIEG AND FURNITURE wANrED-LADlEe
and gentlemen having 70 dispose Of receive
r cash price by eending 60 the store West Broadway
place. Canal street. and SO est Broadway
Yer, post Addressed 70 D. COHEN Ladies attended 10
~ Ms. Cohen.
(yAST-OFF CLOTHING.-82,0o0 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cash price will be literally given in
money, for large email lots of good LETT off clothing Of
descrp ton. Address through call JAMES
MORoNEY at his store II Orans street,
Chatham street.
EsAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FuRNrTuRE WANTED.
" Ladies' gentlemen having such 10 digpose Of
s.n obtain he highest price by sending fer the a.
Elm street N.B.Lados attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

WILLIAMSBURG PROPERTY-rOR SALE, VERY
w lew, good substantial two story basement and attic
frame house built in the beet maaner and aled IN with
gatee the the city Also eight
three story brick Division the four
story brick the Of Fourth and South Tenth
streets sne situation for drug store fancy store bakery
DOYLE, No. Fifth rect, near Division avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMM1Ne,a

OLCH CLOAK BALLOONS VELVET, REAL oIMpuE1
Ii Aocs and dress trimmings of tho rsshest
the best assortment Ia the oy Wholesale aad retail Al 10,
Dsdoss. DALRYMPJE. Esj< Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

III 81. LEEDS, AUCTIONEIR-FRIDAY, NOV, EiAT
A.loK O'Clock, at the sales No. Wal sreetAs
gnees sale Of jawelry splendid brilliant
diamonds set in brooches bracelets crosses esrrngs and
fipgs d. Also some large snge stones unset also
assortment Of fine enameed with
ponds rabies and sme 'alds fine gold hunting
20, and hunting watch, Co.,
Paris which runs fifteen days without winding Tho weight
OF the stones contained each article wi be the
catalogue, and will begusrauteed by the suction
catalogues wi DO ready ap goods view morning q
street. imD lately after tho sale of diamonds oil
ngs comprising ine old pictures the private oton
ef gentleman believed
Of celebrated old artists strethers sheets frames
Also the balance Of oval and
BY tho most celebrated artists Of the French school,
from the last sale Ase two One landscapes just
An paror subjects richly framed by Wilson, Jun
London Also large collection of rich
~ framed pictures to close invoices Sale post vely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
THE LECTURE SEASON.

HEERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
wi fourth lecture of Dr. o. W. Holiness course, The
English Poets the Nineteenth Century will be delivered
I. hops Chapel Friday evening Neyember o.
mission, GENTLEMEN and lady 70 CENTS and person. so
cents Tickets may DO had at kessrs. kvans Brittan
No. gu Broad ny; q. Francis Co.'s. No. z52 Broadway
and At the library rooms
y. w. =. ODELL Chairman, J 80.
d. REYNOLDS BUDD Leotnte
DOUGLASS LEFFINGWELL, committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

no LET@TWO STORES IN THE NEW BUILDING, NO
SO Oliver street, between Water Cherry streets but
not fer grocery liquor business Inquire n 1874 Water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

" Saturday morning, at l0 O'Clock the furniture in
houe S Srng street. Also large boxes of BIRDS
counter Il O'clock At the place, iaths and TOOLS
and tho stock Of a achinist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

EowLe, HANS AND GUM DROPS, AT AUCTION
II This day at ION O'clock at 81 Dey street. corner
Green wss and shanshai ow sixty boxes gum
CoEnsc brandy GIN butch cask hams good
der; soap, teas, brandy, rum, dc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

OCULLSTN AND AURISTD.
nB. POWELL, OCULTsT, AURIST, &C. RECEIVES HIS
patients nom nine to four O'Clock dslv ct his ooc 500
breadway where can DO procured his Treatise the
Price fty ecnts Artificial inserted without srht
ct pain which exactly IKE natural eye and rcssm
Sle h IN eSlor and sxpreasion
THE EAR AND EYE.-DR. HEATH, AURIST AND
osust devotss special attention deafness and ali
diseases the and a. 40 Howard street. first door
nom Broadway Hours-10 to Patients visited at their
residence Dr. H. cured Of deafness Of II years T. Ro
dsnburg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUITES OF ROOMS,
III and for single gentlemen, DO had
aoe terms at Mrs.. e. U. CoEFLN'S 7T Broadway opposite
Grace Church.
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REWARDS.


DlU Hotel 1871 Fulton street. the 2Ith inst full or
double set teeth The above will be given their
return Mt Alderman StoneAlls Dentists will please to STOP
should they be offered for sale.
ok REwARD.-LOsT, IN BROOKLYN, ON TUESDAY
QO Nov. %, black and white NEWFOUNDLAND dog eight
this old and to the Of Carlo Whoevsr
viii return him to 81 State street. Brooklyn will receive the
above reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

LyULTON STREET STORE TO LET-NO 162 FULTON
street. Broadway well calculated for respect
able retail business Inquire at No. M Fulton street, in the
taior's store Lease for sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

CTRAYED AWAY ON TIE MORNING OF THE ODD
instant, dark bay horse from 10 to l5s hand, high.
ner Of Frgt and Tenth street, will DO literally re-
warded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

HOUSE TO LET-A HOUSE, WITH STABLE, AND
Ii about Of ground located at staten lsad ten
minutes walk from either Quarantine New Brighton fer
Post ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

sIyo LET-A LARGE MARKET STORE ROOM, $500; ALSO
two other store rent SO month block corner
gentee famiiies. Apply TO g. PIERCE, Pine
ner Of Broadway, Inder Metropolitan Bank.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

HIS ExCELLENCY MR.. BEDINI. APOSTOLIC NUN
IL co will lay the stone of the Church Of the
vills Of Boemngdale road
and l3sc street. Sunday next, 9th inst at o'clock
Rev. J, W. CSmmings D. Of s. Stephens church, The
minutes from L. to o'clock will convey passengers
tpo; The Harlem stop within thifeen blocks the
church. Trains leave the City Hall at and o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
TENAHTY kEGIsrER.

TyHEAP RENTs-rwO LARGE OFFICES AND FEW
~ small yet to let at ass Broadway two doors heoV
Broome street. suitable artists archite taors &s
well lighted entrance wide and accessible Apply TO d.
Powell ooculst 500 Broadway, or on ths promises roer
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWRD EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.
B2E FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGE.

UCTlON SALE OF CHOICE FANCY F0WLS-z
a NEWELL CO., will sell on Friday, Nov. 49, at II
o'clock A. NJ at their and beautiful sacsro0m 7g
Nassau street. large and varied chinese and
other fancy fowls Of Imported breeds consisting of Chs
gcugs Shanghaes kalays, Cochin Chiass Jsvas English
pheasant faaoy bantams 10. Terms cash. Catalogues
SsAdy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

VALUABLE EXHIBITION FOR SALE-CONSISTINa
panoramic painting by the celebrated Kyle repre-
tng sss pp river from It's mouth to the Falls Of ST.
rs cities with the wild and riotSssqu: beauties q this
sorms 6othe whole forming of tho most instructive
lnd pleasing exhibitions Of the present Length O0
eet width inches To 1T Nc. $50 Broadway
the ours Of II and Apply to Il. HARRINGTON.
No Tr~u lin straek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

CTOLEN, FROM 30 THIRD STREET, ON WEDNESDAY
~ evening" between the hours OF and l0-One plaid
sk dress one now black silk dre red and VIII to Cash
liberal reward will be paid the recovery the above
named articles or information that will lead their
very Pawnbokers requested to the above Arcle
il offered. J. H. SMITH, 30l Third strt ct.
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INSTRUCTION.

nAILY OR OCCASIONAL GoyERNEss.-AN. ENG
- lish lady, st present engaged in teaching but having
portion Of her time occupied wishes devote 1t
giving instruction in Englsh drawing and music Lesson
the coneertna note addressed Teacher, Broadway
Post Once, will have prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

MRS. LAD0MUs, A,s CANAL STREET, CoNTINUEs
M TO tell past present. aud future evonts likewise love-
oonrtship and Marriage She will also make love mutual
between parties whore does exist She will also
cause thief to restore stolen property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-25

DlANoFORTEs, HARPs.-PERSoNS ABOUT Pun.
chasing musical Instruments would 10 we'll to examine
assortment Of pianoorte and harps pianos ksyS
al been selected with care from the Of ths
most popular New York Boston, and Phadelphs makors
ment Of hsrps from London makers Of
enriched with the superior instruments Of Messrs K u
Lewis Co.. for which are tho exclusive asonts va
would invite % thcm the particular attention admirers
the harp for besdes being perectnes
shans% and elegance Of exterior they be sold
prices shan have hitherto been asked Pco lists will
any part OF The Union application .t the III
Canal street A. KENDALL co
THE COLUMBIAN 0LEK BOOK, BYI. WOODBURY.
author of The Dulsimer-Ths Of the best slss
socks yet issued and will exceedingly popular Prcs 81
lust published. and for sale By, H0RACk WATERS. S.
Broadway.
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ANTHOLOGY.


MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
l most wonderful asrologist in the world that has
ever been known She the seventh daughter seventh
dangher and born with gilt by being learned tae
asraogis science to tall signs future
Germs Of life in regard to health wealth love- oourtshp
marriase and will tell the Thoughts will also
male matrmeny easy, aad will show the intended hus-
bands abs mt friends which has astonishsd thousands
during her travels through Europe rs Broome street.
tw, on Cannon and Columbi. Gentlemen admitted,
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LOST AND FOUND.

DoBBERY OF BANK NOTES IN ST, JOHN, NEW
public are cautioned sgsnst nsgotia
OF British North America, at the above place
RICHARD BELL, 43 Wall street.
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"A will sell this day. at l0 O'clock - IS Spruce street
feather beds hair mattresses bedteads sofas couch beds
bureaus tables mirrors teto cooking Office and par
brandy in casks and bottles wines nuts,
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PARTNER WANTED, WITH THREE OR FOUR
hundred doar 20 take one third or enc half interest
fortune be derived chance for returned Ca for
Man. Inquire at International HOTEL Of Sixth
and Forty. second street
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MRS BREWSTER, FROM PHTLA DELPHIA TENDERS
M her servioes tho ladies and Of this civ In
ssrolcsy love- and law m.ttsrs Interpreting dreams L.
sl tell the name Of the lady gentleman they will
AGO. the names OF the vsitres Residence 10 Great Jones
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ExIRA PAr.-ALI U. NAVY sAILuRs wns
~ served In o. 3. vessel Ia the Pacific IA tx o
lsAe 10 ls6e peomptly chtsin h cir double PAY
ONWARD BISsalsi& AeMa
TT s. NAvY.-sAIloRs, EXTRA PAyp OFFICE
All sailors who ,erycd ia the s. Navy the coast
OF California, from 1886 TO 1884, be paid by calling
THOMAS BkAYNAkD 81 Wall street.
TT g. NAvY.-sAILORs WHO MADE APPLICATION
for their extra pay" while in California, obtain
un9n THOMAS L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
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pEESTAURAHT, BRoOKLYN.-ToYNBEEs REsTAU.
LII rant Montague street. door Court street
the City Hall Is s9w oIAn to the public. This
has been fitted ana arranged and
u anything OF kind in New York Sur Der room
for ladies, also for parties of anv siss 'r $780,
TH0s T0fNBEE, JOSIAH HOPKINS Pronyietora
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DIcH ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUITES AND FURNI
III ture Of every description A. SHINDLEk manufac
turer respectfully invites about house furnishing
exhmne his etook expressly for city custom trade and
warranted at tGe Canal street. NEXT the Peoples Banh
stare.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
COMPOSING THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW. |
THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.

as the case may be, in the sum of six
hundred dollars, to. be paid them, to
which payment we bind ourselves, our
heirs, executors and administrators, firm
ly by these presents. Sealed with our
seals, and dated this - day of -, A.
De- iia sGg ggk
Thecondition of this obligation is such,
that whereas the above bounden ----h has
been duly sppOinted an agent for the
town, Cor city, Of TO sellwithin, and
for and on account Of said town Cor city,)
intoxicating liquors Tor medical and me-
chanical purposes, and no other, until
the 80 Of IA. d., unless sooner
removed from such agency. @ ~ u
Now il the said 49, shall in all respects
conform to the provisions of the law re-
lating to the business for which he is APP
pointed, and to such rules and regula-
tions as now are, or shall be from time
to time established by the board making
the appointment, then this obligation to
be void /; otherwise 10 remain in full
force. tsl.f3 s'a
SEC. 4. If any person, by himself,
clerk, servant or agent, shall atany time
sell any spirituous or intoxicating liquors,
or any mixed liquors, part ofwhich is
intoxicating, in violation of the provi.
sions of this act, he shall forfeit and pay
on the first conviction, ten dollars and
the costs Of prosecution, and shall stand
committed until the same be paid on
the second conviction he shall pay twen-
ty dollars, and cost Of prosecution, and
shall stand committed until the same is
paid on the third and every subsequent
conviction, he shall pay. twenty dollars
and the costs of prosecution, and shall
be imprisoned in the common Jail, not
less than three months, nor more than
six months, and in default Of pay
meDt Of the fines and costs prescribed by
this section, for the first and second con-
victions, the convict shall not be enti-
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21

SEC. /. No person shall be allow
ed at any time, to manufacture or sell,
by himself, his clerk, servant or agent,
directly or indirectly, any spirituous or
intoxicating liquors, or mixed liquors, a
part Of which is spirituous or intoxica-
ting, except as hereafter provided.
SEc 2 The selectmen OF any town,
and mayor and aldermen Of any city, on
the first Monday Of May annually, or as
soon thereafter as may be convenient,
may appoint some suitable person, as
the agent Of said town or city, to sell at
some centraland convenient place within
said town or city, spirits, wines, or 9TH
er intoxicating liquors, to be used for
medical and mechanical purposes, and no
other and said agent shall receive such
compensation for his services as the
board appointing him shall prescribe
and shall in the sale Of such liquors,
conform to such rules and regulations,
as the selectmen or mayor and aldermen,
as aforesaid, shall prescribe forethat pur-
pose. And such agent, appointed as
aforesaid, shall hold his situation for one
year, unless sooner removed by the board
from which he received his appointment,
as he may be at any time, at the pleas
ure Of said board.
SEC 8. Such agent shall receive a GER
tificate from the mayor and aldermen or
selectmen by whom he has been aPpoin-
ted, authorizing him as the agent Of such
town or city, to sell intoxicating liquors
for medical and mechanical purposes
only but such certificate shall not be
delivered to the person so appointed, un.
til he shall have executed and delivered
to said board, bond with two good and
sufficient sureties, in the sum Of SIX hum
dred dollars, in substance as follows I:
Know all men that we, - as prin-
cipal, and -. and $1,000 as sureties, are
holden and stand firmly bound to the in
habitants of the town of--, Cor city
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-16

amount of moisture deposited nor the time of
falling. Western people regard the building of
two, if not three roads, as necessary to the well
fare Of the country, and we of Minnesota are
persuaded, and not irrationally, as We think,
that the northern route is the shortest, cheap
est, most easily and quickly made, and more
advantageous to the commerce of the whole
country and OF the world than any other. We
also believe that the interests of New York are
more Immediately connected with the northern
route than either Of the others, although which
ever may be built first will undoubtedly empty
great portion of its treasures into the Ian Of
the Queen of Commerce. We wait impatientlv
for the examination and report Of Col. Stevens
to be compared with the reports upon the 9th
er routes to prove conclusively that Chances at
the maps of uusurveyed, and to the mappers un
known countries, are not safe data from which
to estimate the routes of railways across the
continent Yours in haste, &C.,
MINNESOTA
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ton Of mart to the fertile valleys of the Can
non and Wazi Oju rivers, the former of which
s near at hand, and the latter only eighteen
miles distant. The falls of the Cannon, one Of
the greatest water powers in Minnesota, is also
but eighteen miles off.
Already does Red Wing present the appear
ance of growing, busting town. 1t has we'll
finished and furnished two story hotel, the main
building ~ by 80, with wing % by 16. The
house is most excellently kept by Mr.. Durand
and lady, formerly of st. Paul, who are known
TO many of our citizens as persons at home in
the business. And so they are, say We. Those
seeking sport and recreation will please rcmem-
Der this fact, in connection with the unequalled
trout fishing adjacent. There are two stores in
Red Wing, doing quite good business with the
citizens and farmers who haVe already settled
in the vicinity. Some six or eight new build
inys have already been finished, or are in pro-
cess of erection. A large saw mill is contract
this enterprise is one of the most eligible on the
river-commanding, as it will, the advantages
ofthe st. Croix and Mississippi pinerics, and the
immense timber region adjacent we have allud-
ed to. Pure white limestone is found in great
abundance in the celebrated barn bluff i'm
mediately adjacent, of which quality of lime
is manufactured equal, if not SUPERIOR to the
Alton lime. The subsoil Of the whole sur
rounding country furnishes most excellent
brick-clay-far superior to that in the vicinity
of st. Paul.
had thought to say something of the neat
and tasteful manner in which Red Wing is laid
out streets a hundred feet wide, with public
squares, spacious alleys, &c. but this must be
deferred for the present. 1t can all be seen by
referring to the town plat. No one can fail to
prophesy favorably for Red Wing.
Yours truly.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-16

celebration at st. Paul, but trust Won have
not neglected the day, any celebration is better
than none.
A very severe whirlwimd passed through
the upper part of the city a few days since ac-
companied by hail of the largest description
some of the pieces of ice being as large as a
mans fist. 1t passed over the Crystal Palace
and broke some few lights of glass. The glass
is three-eights of an inch thick and only gave
way where the heaviest ice rocks struck it, 9TH
erwise the building was uninjured. except the
blowing down of portion of the unfinished
addition In the vicinity of the Palace how
ever, number of houses were blown down,
and five lives lost
am heartily disguised with the city this hot
weather, and wish for the pure air Of Minneso-
ia, which hope soon to enjoy.
Yours, &C.,
VOIAGEUR
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ANOTHER RArRoAD.-A party of gentlemen
from Galcna. accompanied by the Chief Enpi.
neer of the st. Charles and Mississippi Railroad
Company, spent the Fourth Of July making an
examination of a route for a railroad mn tho
valley ofthe THe DIES Morris. They have fpun M"
route, it seerhs, with grade of not moro than
70 feet to the mile. Should there he a serious
determination on the part of Galena to on ~are
in such an enterprise, that would Inc anofher
lnducement to keep the Dubuque and Pacific
Herald. A""1"e
ANOTHER AIR LINE Railroads.&c. Rur,;,,
ton Telegraph says that an Air line railroad
mas been projected from Alton, Illinois. to ST.
raul, by way of Burlington, Cedar Rayids and
other towns in this State. The Telegraph
thinks it would pay. "p"