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ANTHOLOGY.
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ton in the art OF ahtroogy She b the only lady IL th0
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OO7 BROADwAY.-MADAME BLiECHE, TIN
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city, and be utcd in regard to the past pressu
and future events of fe love- courtship and marriage
absent friends. business prospects, fortunate nuw--S
for lottery tickets &c. 1921 broadway.
: RRtyAL Of THE MYSTERIOUS CI.AIRvOYAha-
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tho world. She 10 ct liberty to 10 1lted ss 80
EoweIy upon past present and future events; sso -
rsgsds marriages, absent friends BUSH sttsss, -
tho WIZ while In the trance, describe The nature 60
locality Of deeses and prescribe for the 10 -
alo a wonderful spirit medium, AMI win communists
with dcpsytedfnenda
s1RoIoGY MRS FIEURY. FROM PARIS WEOR
aud 6rst Of the present are 10 forete future
events iIuc and certain. Can be consulted at 10
Prconie street.
A sIONIsBING AND MYSTERIOUS CfAIRvOY INT :.
IA MAS hayes is considered certainly tbs best med
fooing from eli parts to coneult Mrs Hayes. 80 In
constantly beset with applications to visit the sck 60
unfortunate All persons troubled with disease ought ~
consult Mrs. Hayes at they can be spared mach
anxiety And suffering Mrs. Hayes will wait On ladies 6
their place CT residence desired Perfect sstsfason
given charge made Office, 10 Spring strest
the Eowery.
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LrOg SAVANNAH AND FIOHDA --UNIFp STATES
IL Mall Line new ana splendid steamship ALA
BAMA Capt Geo. II. cbenrk viii leave Wednesday,
Oct ls st4 O'Clock r. ", from pier No Moth river,
Passsr gers DESTROYS Of sNirs this route informed
a. hour when tbsy can 60 forward without remaining In
Saysrrsh riGht. Bills Of adng egned by the clerk
on board Yer FREIGHT ard passage, apply to sAM'L l..
EITaEIlIs 10 B-cacTsy. For Florida through tickets
from New Yorh 70 Jacksonville. 81: Ptatka, $33.
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VTyANTEr-THE LOAN OF $1C0, FO2 WHICH GOOD
w board will be given, by respectable lady up
town. AddIess,R herald Office, for one week, stat
irg fun particulars.
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a UCTION OF HORSES, ETC-TO BE SOLD BY AUG
"a ton, st Consy leland, stage and STABLE adjoining
Virgins Harrson's hotel, Coney Island Plsnkroad,
this day. at O'Clock NJ, twenty horses three stages
wagon, and two sleighs. Sale positive Terms ca H.
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BILLIARDS..

BASFORD'S FIRST PREMIUM WORLDS FAM
"A billiard tabies-Judges' prize for best table exns-
eted the cheapest msde, the only patent Players vi
end slate and metal tables, with ruober and air cus
~ No Ann ftreet ian entrance at lao Fulton stres1
Every article in the trade for sale. Tables ready fer
shipping
yICR sALE-THREE SUPERIOR SECOND II AND IN:
lizard tables in perfect order, having been in b16
short lime. They viii BIO sold cheap cash. Cen
tsen 10y calling at factory 90 Ann street BsgAtsns
table for sale. GRIFFITH & DIX ,KEn.
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE--THE BEAUrT
"A ful clipper ship FKIGATE BIRD, viii clear {
the Custom house Monday, the 10th October. Shi
pers viii please complete their shipments this week
fend in their bills o: hding. small lot freig.
can yet be aken for which and PASSAGE apply board
ct pier East river, or to
AkKsIL ELIOT, la6 Pearl street.
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NATIONAL DRAMATIC COMPANY NOTICE MEM.
IN bes cast In the two pieces to be played We ines
day evening, Cos lo are requested to be present ut
heaIssl on Saturday evening oct II, OF * r. at
the Brooklyn Museum. J. H. DENIKc, stage Manager.
MISS TERESA EsMONDE FEELING DEEPLY THE
IA awful calan ity which has lately befalen the
citizens Of New York by the loss Of the Arctic begs to
inform the pub that she has postponed her third read.
ing in New York to q future period.
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T,AGLE LINE OF NEw.OkLEANs Packets PACK.
IA ct Of October II The well known and fast sair 9
clipper ship. ESTHER @. BARNEY, Captain Barney, wild
sail positively % above Her accommodate ms IN the
sors desr.ng q speedy and peasant voyage should
eere in her. For rates Of passage apply board pier
IL, Fast river; to r. BYRNE, Jr., CO., 40 South
s.z eet corner OF Old BID.
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~ LAsGoW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP ooMPA.
NJ ny Tho new and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
Ace tons and 500 horse power, X. Craig commander
and GLASGOW 1852 tons and 400 horse power, w. Cum
ming built expressly for the trade between
Yors-Glasgow, Saturday, 18th November New York,
saturday. Esd December First cabin saloon rooms
$40 do uidshps do s7b second cabin $50; third Glass
$40 New York city bills gold only taken. Apply to
JOHN McSYN0N, SO Broadway.
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Lc0R SAvANNaH-FARE RFTUCED TIFF UNIFIED
IL States mail steamship KEY STONE STATE. Captain
r. Hrroie win leave Philadelphia fer Savannah Fri
coy Oct 1S at clock A. ~ Fare go steersge ~.
For the accommodation of passengers going beyoad "a
city at such hour to compel them TO remain therc
tight The State Of Georgia leaves se sb5ve the
following Wednesday,. Agents in New Yozk--SCRAN-
sssurcJ.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, 80.

DrayoND CLUeTER RINGS, SIS TO $500; DIAMOND
~ s gle store rings, $40 to $500; diamond cluster
81 ,6co diamond crnssss CAS- TO $500; diamond shirt
sude $50 to $780, diamond scarf pins el2 to 91o0 at
less than usuL prices. GEO. O. ALLEN, Importer
Of watches and jsveiry, wholesale and retail, Ne IL
Wall street, second hocr.
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A UCUON NOT1cE-yHOS BELL. AUCTIONEER-
IA By BILL BUSH.-1his day, at 10hio'clock, at 81
Centre street, between Resds aud Streets large
assortment CT excellent furniture from Walker street
bookcases, tables chairs mahogany other bedsead
beds and bedding Brussels and other carpets, and
xety Of other articles Also, IN fine sesa two trunks
of clothing, &c.
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DAHwAY STEAM BRICK WORKS AT AUCTIoy-ON
IN Monday, October 10, at ten O'Clock, all tho engines
boilers machinery, presses Sheds tools and other
perry, positively without reserve Train leaves foot OF
Cortlandt street of O'Clock, for Railway NJ.
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DANK AGENCY, NOS. 90 AND eS FULTON STREET =
Notes on the following banks taken for clothing at
Z. EVANS'S clothing warehouse
Eighth Avenue Bank, par or IS cents cash.
Bank OF the Union. psr or S. cents cash.
Kninkerbocker Bank, or 90 cent? cash.
Bank Of Washtenaw, SO cents on the dollar.
~ on diamonds, siverwRre, watches, jewelry nnutics
instruments, yalusblse end personal property generally
bought FOR highest cash prices r. WOOD 90 Fulton
street, sssond door, front room, from A to sP. NJ
MONEY TO L0AN.-PERsONS REQUIRING TEMPO
I'M IsrS advances on vines and spirits 10 bond dia-
monde, plate, watches, iswery furniture Dry goods,
&C &c, csn be immediately accommodated at the EN-.
pire Loan and agency Office 1873 Nassau street. opposite
the Nassau Bank. Business confidential.
MONEY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Ul Piauofortes watches diam nds silver xlrs guns
pistols, nautical usruments and property GO.
reray, oosght for the highest cash prcs For sale
at ,tion prices large lot OF furniture, watches, &c.,
20 pay sdvances. Apply to
MCCAFFRAY h WALTERS 20 Catherine street.
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DAWNBROKER'S SsLE-A. n CRYSTAL R, AUl
tioneer % Bowery, win sell, this day At 10 O'Clock
large and valuable assortment Of satcbes and Jawey
consisting, In part Of pe gold pins rings brooches
rpga bracelets, necklaces, chains, gold and silver
watches, tools guns and pistols, musical Instruments
&c &c. BY order Of H. 81 Godsein, 1873 Hester street
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L.0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT - TIE STAUNCH
e staemship yLXTCO, Capt James Lawess 1000
tons will leave from the foot OF Ninth street. East river
on Saturday. Oct II, at O'Clock NJ. she has excol.
lent state rooms ON Geek ard in saloons Freighs %
cents per Cubic foot. PassseeCabn $780, steeraga s2s
All bills of Iadirg to be signed board For freight
passage appis on board, or to
CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green
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INSTRUCTION.

MSTHUCTTON.
DoARDNs SCHOOL FOR BoYs AT BELpoRf, L
DL-Ths fourth term Of the Bellport Classical Inst
For circulars apply to VIM Ksvsn, Esq, liz Wsss.
street, New York, and for full particulars, address
JAMES RUIKsHANK, Principal
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS, AT sTANwIcH,
I'D Conn, 81 miles from New York.-Tsrms sl32 per
stating psTcusrs ma, be h.1 a. Raynors store
76 Bowery where the Principal can be every
wedDe sdsy In this month, between tho hours Of and
3P. y. THEODORE JUNE, Principal and Proprietor
EENCNG ROOM--THE ART OF FENCING AT ALL
II times was regarded as the most beautiful and noble
exercise which youth could abandon Itself it develops
tbs forms, acquires grace and euppenfss improves and
rsdresses the defects of the form fortes and repairs
the delicate constitution and is performances offers
most attractive spectacle large and spacious hall Is
at present open At 76s Broadway receive all pills
and the cane exercise pistol gallery also exists in the
hall, for the public. Inquire for nr. servAtius.
TNsTRUCTIoN-THE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO IN.
i form the public that he has spare four five
hours daily to instruct in the classics French AMI Ger
ep %
Wall street. B + Dawson, ESQ So Walt street; Chas.
Grimn, Esq FL Wall street; Baldwin Rugsles Esqrs,
70 Nassau street. J. KARGE, 1916 Post Ohice.
MR.. L. DE GRAND-vAL'5 CLASSICAL ENGLISH,
M French and Spsnish boarding school for young gem
tlsmen, Hudson Terrsee Hoboken, N J. Circulars and
CATALOGUES at the institution and at shepa 1862 Full
ten street, N. Y.
NEW YORK SCHOOL OF DE IGN FOR WOMEN
IN The school has reopened at 4S6 Broadway,
Of Bsoome street instruction given gtatuitousY to
pupils in wood engraving hographJ and other branch
es. BY order of the mansgers.
L cOFNtL1A HATCH. Superintendent
Orders received at the school for woot engraving and
executed prom pity, at reasonable rates.
TEACHER "A YOUNG LADY, JUST DIsENG AGED,
competent to teach French, English, and nusi,, Is
dstirous Of situation ia family where the chill rsns
sses 90 not exceed u 13 The bc Of references
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MATRIMONIAL,

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. % YRARs OF AGE, wfsHE
"A TO make the acquaintance OF young lady in vie
to mstrmony. she wVst be amiAble. efFec tomato, an
good looking. Please address 8. d. w., box 1905 Pos
[ flee,
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mold SLEEVE BUTTONS or ALL STYLES FOR GIN
" tsmer, for sale very low, viz; gold and chsscd,
~ 80 to s2 sr pair gold and engraved % to % pe
enamel "a TO $40 per pair god and garnet - 20 10 -
so per pair gold and mourning % 80 70 $40 per pair
81 TO Sb per pair. GRO ALLEN Wholesale and retail,
No Ii wall street., second floor, near broadway Impor
ter OF watches and jswelry.
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TcNAMgIdED WATCHES FOR LADIES-BEAUTHUT
~ styles, from e3s TO 500, warranted G. @. ALLEN.
No, II Wall street. near Broadway second hoor I'm
ncrtar Of Hstehes and ieNYry Wholesale and retail.
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4 UCTION sALE-BY JOHN MONTGOMERY 1cl
"A Maiden lane. on Friday, Oct 49, ct To- O'Clock
ECO lots and packages Of earthen ware 100 lots
white granite painted edged ard dpt esrthenware
and fancy goods tea trays So the package and from
the shelves, In lots to suit purchasers.
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II ADIEs' GOLD CHAyYLAINE CHsNs-ADFLt IDF
IL pattsr, si6 TO t32 curb pattern, t12 to $40; War
saw pattern, sI4 TO $50 oDg Max pstern elo TO e2o
spsns sPs dtnssI go . SIie; enamel and gold sss
70 80, cold link sD1 engraved, 80 70 800 An other
styles chains for ladies' 81 les than usual psss q q
AI1kN, importer Of witches and jevelry, whoaesde
end rta1, Ne II Wan Sssst, accord dsor, acsx Ssosl
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~ ENT. 70 FINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CIus
NJ to. breast pins equal 10 the real diamond, with
char s5; without chain, a. There pins be cent b.
ral 10 soy part OF the United States An orders pune
tusiy attended 70 BY addressing L J. JACOBS, sc'
Broadway.
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TsOR BREMEN VIA scUTHA UP IoN-THE BREMEN
u nsil steamship HANSA, Capt l.. Geerken viii sail
for Bremen touching at Southampton to land psssen
gers fer England and France Tuesday 18th October
at ~ O'Clock noon from her pier SO North river Price
OF psMage:-Ffrst cabir $llo second cabin, $50. An
delivered in London and HAVE Positively no freight
will be taken after Saturday the l4h inst For freight
or passage, apply to CLLEICHS Co., &C Pearl street.
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RED1CAgn

5sR. EIC8AaDsON, LATE CONSULTING PHTsdCuAN
~ to the New York CoJlere Of Medicine and Phar
mscy, AID graduate Of the College of Surgeons DuhHa
cap be consulted il his speciality Of his private rooms
92Pnnte street., from a. n 10 . p. a. an extensive
aul successful practice ooro han twenty years tit
hospitals of this country and Europe enables him TO Offer
indaccnsnfs TO he obtsinsd else shsrs Letters fror
tAs conrtgY attended to.
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nIsPATCH LINZ FOR NEW ORLEANS PACKET OF
H. 1eth October The magnificent Havre packet
GERMaNIA, Capt Wood, will sell as above. Persoos
wishing New Orleans on BUSINESS pleasure shoIld
pause they engage elsewhere to inspect the cabin,
sescnd cabin and storage nodst0ns Of this spea
cid vessel such chance rarely offers to persons pro-
cse6ing south, combining comfort and elegance
with sccnomy Der second cabin Ia fitted up like thu
saloons CT steamships, ryapg them In the beauty OF
her statercomt. Fer passage which most reasonable
apply toard pier 10 East River to BYRNE, JR
& CO., 40 South street, corner Of Old slip.
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CEkEMONTIILY LINE. FOR NEW ORLEANS, stop
~ ping at HAVANA, carrying the United States mail
Tie steamship CAHAWBa, r.. W. Shufsldt, commander
will sail for the above ports Wednesday October g.
ut IL O'Clock from pier at foot Of Beach street. North
river. Freight taken for Mobile. Passengers for Ha
must procure passports before leaving port Goods
for the interior will be Forwarded free Of commissions
Fer freight or passage, apply TO LIVINGSTON CRocHE
EON CO., agents, 81 Broadway. N. --ihe BL OK
WARRIOR. j. D. Bullock, commander, will succeed tbs
Cabawba and sell on Thursday, November 0 Bills OF
adr must be sent in for signing the evening previous
to the tbip sailing.
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w 8. MELLOR, AUCrONEEs.-BY HOUGHTON h
W. AEI1OR, this day, Fr day, at II O'clock at
lib Nassau street. to pay cash advances six rosewood
pianofortes by New York and Boston makers fully war
ranted as represented catalogue.
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TyAPE TOWN, G. G. H-THE SUPERIOR A. MT
~ dunn clipper ship CORINNE will have quick des
patch, and can take limited amount OF freight very
low rates. Apply to r. W. CAMERON, 116 Wan st.
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DOSTPONEMENr OF
MADAME IsIDORA's FIRST CONCERT.
The public respectfully informed. that In eaass
quence Of the recent calamity Of the loss Of the ste1
ship Arctic Madame Isidora Clark has postponed haE
frat gr nd Concert which to have taken place -
Niblos Saloon, on Tuesday evening. Oct. IT. until
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER "a
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l. Copper Company request Getting Of the stock.
holders of O'CLOCK Saturday the l4th inst at the
Office OF the company No. IS Beaver street
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~ R0uERIEs, POLK, BEEv, 4 aIslNS ZIG ,Rs 20 AP.
W This cas 1T lOh o'closx ct 81 Icy street. corner
or Grssnwicb sugars tea coffee, tndgo, brandy ale,
winse, nutnsgs, mustard spos. horse slsnxst Whips
hatsrs, pinusas, stoIe trucks almonds, Datsres.ea
@t W. A. CARTER, Auc ieneer, 81 Deg str cot.
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A UgTRAIIA.-PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE o. g
"A mail-Positvsiy the frst vesssl-Ths clipper bari
this her second voyage to Melbourne. The Ninaro,
win be succeeded by the clipper ship windward Boil
vessels now the berth for freight passage. April
on board. at pier No Q East River, OF 70 r. W. CANE
RON, 1le Wall street.
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I,oR ST. THOM lS.-THE ROYAL NAH. STEAL, PACK
IL ct Compsny's steamer CONWAY, Captain Waller
WIN sail for the above port Wednesday the sth inst
at neon. For pafsase apply to
MAITLAND, PhEIrs 4 CO., II Stone street.
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ISoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.--THE UNITED
n States neil steamship UNION, X. Adams, com.
nepde viii leave for Bsvrs, touching at Southampton
to lad the mails and passengers Saturday, October
"a, 1t II O'Clock, from pier No 81 North river. Price
Of rahse gelsi cabin, $780, cd cabp ST5 Luggage
vented during the voyage should BE- sent on board the
day before sailing, marked "below.n No merchandise
will BE- received board after thursday. oosobsr 49,
For freight passage apply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON
agent. s. Broadway.
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DERHAM's BURIEsQUE OPERA HOUSE,
Il Late Academy Han, 683 Broadway.
Grand opening on Monday evening", October To-
STAR TROUPE OF ETHIOPIAN ARIISra,
whs viii appear from time to time In
Burlcsque Uperns,
Comedies, Farces
Ballet Psntomimes,
Grand Concerts.
characteristics Dances. ard
Negro Extravaganza,
Original, Novel, Attractive and Funny.
Admission, 20 cents
Dolisr tickets admit four, as Usual. -'f
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CTEAHs9IP LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON
~ and Haue.-lhe screw ste amer INDIANA 2 500 t0ns
burthen will leave here Monday the 3lst instant
IL M from pier No 81 North river, foot of Beach
street Der accommodations for passengers, both arst
ano second clas are OF the NEST superior kino Price OF
passage to Southampton and donlst cass slco I'd
class ound also including the per railroad Lon.
dcD,) $780, Freight delivered at the railway DEPOT ia
London For freight CT passage apply to NOR lIaES
LIVINGSTON, % Broadway; Vim. Iseiin, Haus Cros-
key Co, SOUTHAMPTON; livr gston Wells & Co 4,
Paris The Indiana will be followed, in fifteen days, by
Q yeeael OF the rama class.
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L,OR HAVANA -TFE UNITED STATES II ALL STE NJ
Il ship ISABEL, William Rollins, commander, wall
leave pier No North riser, New York for Hsvana via
Key West on Monday morning. Oct l6, At 10 oclccf.
touching Of the pot Of Charleston for the United states
mails. The Isabel ects al Havana with toe United
states mail steamship FALCON, for Aspingsn. which
leaves on the 23d. For passage, apply to SPOf4oRD.
TlIEeTON CO., No 30 broadway.
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na. WARREN, MEMBER or TIE CCILEGE OF
IL SnIseons of Du5.ip ann iinburg. ends to private
practice ct his oil esbl he'd oee, III Madison street
Catherine, where he Is per rming the most arto
rhing record, without restraint in diet or bu
STRESS pursuits.
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nt. WARD, WITH HIS CELEBRATED AMAZING
H. dioines Is raking the most astonishing curss On
record, at HIS Office. 90 Canal street. CocnIy lstters
containing So, served with advice and medicine By n.
turn post Never known to fail.
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LtRANKIIN MUSEUM, So BCwERY.-TM ADUVK
IL establishment, the only In tbs United 1taAs6
whore the Model Artists exhibited. is s2o -
the season, giving two spendid entertainments svs
dag, ut O'Clock In the afternoon, st O'clock h 80
evening.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-15

The second was more tender, more pas
slonate, more charming than the first
Nine. D. re-read it several times, and
could not help think about the delightful
norman who wrote such bewitching let
ters.
On the subsequent day sho attached
her line to the bank, and left it swimming g
in the stream, while she withdrew to a
hiding place upon the extremity of the
island. She watched for long time,
but saw nothing. She returned to the
EPlace, withdrew to the line-and there
was the letter
This time an answer was requested
1t was, perhaps, premature, yet the au-
dacious request obtained full success.
The reply was written after some hesita-
ton, and the hook dropped into the
stream charged with letter which was
intended to say nothing, and affected
sort of badinage, which was nevertheless
a bulletin of a victory gained over the
harsh severity Of woman until then inap-
proachable. .
Nine. D. had too much shrewd-
ness not to guess that her mysterious COR
respondent employed. instead of magic,
the art of skillful diver Scruplcs easi-
Iy understood restrained her from that
portion of the bank where she was sure
the diver would emerge from the water.
But this gameE&S'ietlersa amused her.
First it pleased her intellect, and then her
heart was interested ; finally her feelings
and her curiosity became so lively that
she wrote
"Let US give up this jesting. which
has pleased me for the moment. but which
should continue no longer, and come with
your apologies to ChatOn."
The lover answered:
Yes if you will add : Hope"
The inexOrable lady replied:
" If only word is necessary to decide
you. be it so !''
And the word was written.
The young man appeared, and was not
a loser. The gift of pleasing belonged to
his person as much as to his style, and
had made such rapid progress unIer wa
ter that twas easy to complete his con-
quest on land.
Thus Nine. D. caught husband
without wishing it, and in spite Of the vow
which she had taken never to re-marry
Holding the line. she had been caught by
the fish.