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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
A GOOD HIT FOR 4 YOU I IL.

An old chap in Connecticut, who was
one Of the most niggardly men known in
that part of the country, carried on the
backsmithing business very extensively,
aud, as is generally the case In that State.
boarded all his hands. Aud to show how
be envied the men what they ate he would
have a bowl of bean soup dished up for
himself to cool, while that of the hands
was set before them boiling hot. One of
the boys was rather unlucky among the
iron, frequently burning his fingers The
old man scolded him severely one day,
for being SO careless.
How can you tellj' said the boy, ''if
they are hot unless they are red 2n
Never touch anything again until you
spit on it, and if it don't hiss it won't
burn
In day or two the old man sent the
boy to see if his soup was cold The boy
went in, and spit in the bowl of course
it did not hiss. He went back and told
the boss all was right.
Dinner" cried he.
All hands ran; down sat the man at the
head of the table, and in went spoonful
of the boiling hot soup to his mouth.
"UOOd heavens J. cried the old man. IN
a rage, what did you tell me that intern
al lie for, you rascal !"
Il did not lie, sir, said the boy "You
told me [ should spit on anything to try
if it was hot; l spit in your bowl, and
the soup did not hiss, SO / supposed it
was cool"
Judge of its effect on the journeymen
That boy was never in want of ID friend
among them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

AN ODD NAME-Mr Frog, a tailor,
who had left Charleston at the commence
ment of the war, returned after the capit-
ulation, and got acquainted with certain
j. " Gibbs, who was requested by Frog
to stand as god father to one of his chill
dren, which was>agreed to by Gibbs, pro-
vided he should have the naming of the
child. As they were going to the church,
the father asked Gibbs if he thought os a
name.
Yes said Gibbs 'what do you think
of our Lieutenant Governor Bull ?"
Very good" said the father, Il approve
of it very much"
The child was accordingly named Bull.
Frog did not Immediately think of the
drollery of the name, but when he did,
he could have killed Gibbs for the lmposi-
ton on his reliance aud friendship.
He thought to have recourse to the
board of police to get permission to re
baptise the child but when he saw Lieu
tenant Governor Bull presiding there,
thought it would be an affront to relate
the story, therefore he postponed the mat
ter. and the child retains the appellation
of Bull Frog Conn. Jour, fe5, l6l7.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

CUEloUs IcELANDIC CUsToM--The lee
landers have most curious custom, aud
most efficient Que, Of preventing horses
from straying which [ believe is peculiar
to this island. Two gentlemen, for in
stance, are riding together without attend
ants. and wishing to alight for the purpose
of visiting some place at a distance from
the road, they tie the head of one horse
to the tail of another, and the head of this
to the tail of the former In this state it
is utterly impossible that they can move
on, either backwards or forwards. one pull
ing one way and the other the other, and
therefore, if disposed to move at all, it
will be only in circle, aud even then
there must be an agreement 10 turn their
heads the same way
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13

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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-09-13
VOL. YII.--NO. Al.

CONTEMPT OF CoURT-We have slight
recollection of having read, heard or
dreamed of the following scene in court:
Dl unken -4ttorneY If the court
please, [ think that this witness is. by his
own showing. interested in the event of
this case. l object on that ground to bis
further testimony If "a man swears him
self into the possession of two hundred
dollars IL this court why, all | have to
say is. that this is a ID of pretty Court
of Justice p
ITpSy J,edge MIR. Brown, your OBJ
lection seems to be pretty we'll taken
This court permits TO profane language
in presence. Your language, Mr. Brown,
seems to be id profaue You arc fined
five dollars for contempt of court"
Drunken attorney -(slightly sobered
by the tiue.)-"Why your Honor has just
made use of profane language yourself"
IipSy J1sdge - getting more tipsy by
his efforts to collect hi> ideas )--"D the
court use profane language Well. then,
the Court fines itself Here is the money.
Mr. Clerk. This court intends to pre-
serve its dignity, without regard to ex-
penso."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Asa usssr ,is. IN NE Aasbsr, and AZ n. q cut
pss transactions have bean small for vant Of suitable
Portland $40 Boston, 2i< Providence r. ibo ~ Johns
~ v, ard 10 Canary laAaads--in I'll Aoel hhds
Gown remains At Ast quotations.. No saes Q: in
portAnce have come 10 our hAovledgs
aAas Of superior brands continue 70 be in demand at
former rites ycrtsaa AZ @ins . the United sIsss
$50 TO Other parts--in al bo7l mile
Tos.oco has been tut sporingy bought on acooSnt OF
% spain 6ass5 United states Is III Hamburg and on
Brenen-in al 157, 0s6 lbs.
E1cASon The demand for bills sincs our last report
has been very limited We quote London Is l35< per
cent prem; Paris IA per ceHt prem. New York and
Boston Ia per cent prem New Orleans, abort, *
noars-Prices o. provisions Of al kids have advance
- owing to the small stock hand At the date Of our
eport, and subsequent limited supplies. Jerked
nine carsoes hand mentioned in lat
port placed one Of ~ r arr, two at 10, four at
lS aud two at 10 anu three csrsoe, sr,ssa snss
500 qtis ii IL and Madrona 5000 qtls It IL. rs
None remains In first hands Rce4oo bsgs Va encia At
1l rs, arr, and $50 bags az lss cake 80 halves
ssa - s1' sss 'n rs tSa p
bags i2% go casks from Phadelpha related IL,
49,, i23s and 12s< 100 casks from New York at l291
and 100 bsgs per Isabella, from Charleston, ~ H. Stock
hand 900 casks Fish--4o casks of 'haedock from
$50 50 Gtl, Is barrels at q, and so kegs at 22H
4s4 barrels and 1900 kegs st 49, 90 asroes and oi2
| at 70, and 80 barrels and $50 Kegs AZ le-leayins
no ssoch. Hams-57 barrels from New Orleans
4 ~ VII BeADb--75 tat1eis y
at 10 ria, arr. and ~ o. onons1e,tco lunches Phi
ladelpha at 81 per 100 punches PotstoesSo0 barrels
in baskets from SPAIN s. IS Per barrel ari 20 barrels
| from New Creams a, 50. Caadies-le1 boxes sperm,
iron store at $50 9TH and 2oo boxes aiow, from yaen
ei at as soapo5o boxes from Philadelphia - 81 &c
qti Wrapping paper-l 800 reams az 81 ris. Lumber
coopersge stoctIhsre arrival Of pis,h
ne White pine boards have aylnsed; 80 600 feot Port
land ii SS0 600 feSt Saearapp. az Ss2 and a. 00O
feet al f34 r. feet sugar box sbcolsatout B. 900
have been sofa at rls the demand good, Molssses
! bogsbeat shooks-l 200 Norfolk, poor qualify, from
store sugar hog hesd snooss-i,1 4. no
ho.sh, ads-532 second hand 3. IS IS AMI SO 81
! Hoops scarce, and would bring $50 TO 500 p
FRnSpfs. TO Eu,o,e ncminaiy the sama say
81 u.s. 70 s3 nothing doing Tor the United states thsy
active: ST. 90 per box sagiy and 50 so per
HID. for ,pola1ses IL the going rate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
TARKEr CigcuL.p.

HAVANA, AuguRt rs. 1854
"A nee the 18th inst Idate os last report Their,
Las been less activity in ouc sugar market partly
atsYn utabe 10 continued Enfayorabe afvices from
EurcpA but chiefly owing to arnness OF holders s,le
contract for 1000 boxes Of inferior quality Il rerot
I'd 10 he been made at rls FOR cueurochos S,< ia
for hrowns rls for y>ews and rls. Tor whites TIE
stock in tho city and the Rega warehouses Is esraed
t. be noy about los 900 against 900 boxes IN
1888 end 10000 boxes 10 1852, periods. Priceg
rof LAYING undergone any csQge, VIC repeat our Last
quotations, wig; whites az 10 rs; forette yeIows az.
~ Ts; good TO prime DO, % 6 ris browns jia 70
IA RI, cdsuruchos, ~ 70 s rs.
j. IL sSBe hrs fuvtaer ssvsnred Ard cannot ,,w n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

p1DlNG ACADEMY H. DISBROw WOULD RE
IL Pectuy inform his pupils and the public in gem
sra that his old establishment, 20 Fourth avonue viii
open for the reception OF pupils Monday sept (his
new school, the Fifth avenue being in the course OF
eonsrucor will b ready "a open about the ist OF Ocso
win receive the t;cksts a. the lomer terms, with the
privilege Of sDsh,g their ,erans I've nov school With
sUt e.ftA charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
POLITICAL.

ITO THE ELECTORS OF TIE CITY AND COUNTY OF
i New York.-1he ul dersigned oilers himself as an
Independent candidate for the Of Commissioner of
streets and Lamps at the election In November next.
pedging himse elected to fulfil the duties apportan
ipg to the eice with energy and honesygiyng strict
personal attention and supervision over all employed In
the department and using his best cndeayors TO reduce
The atty from fifth and darkness. JOSEPH L. EBfINC
Cob mbian Garden, coo Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

pRIsT0L NATIONAL AND MILITARY COLLEGE,
ID The public are informed that the institution OF the
late Capt A. Partridge viii commence the second session
Of the current year the sth Of September next The
fessors and tutor In the various departments
The mathematical department - that Of natural
sciences, comprising geology mincralogy, &c fur
minerals, shells, 6c &c. Facilities for Typographical
perspective and monocbroratic drawing win be afforded
charge for board and tuition in English branches also Ia
latin and Greek private rent, washing, fuel and lights
viii be 6fty dollars per quarter Of eleven weeks OF two
weeks French, Spanish German and Italian lancusges
extra each % per quarter music and fencing extra clch
% per quarter instruction In penmanshp 81 per quar-
teri topsgrsphica perspective and monochromatic draw
ing each 81 The is very elgbiy situated on
the banks OF the Delaware, IL miles above PHILADELPHIA
and miles below the villages Of Bristol and Burng;ou
New Jersey For further particulars address Mrs a.
Pcnnsyivania.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

TINloN COURSE, l.. I--TROTfTNG ON THURSDAY,
~ September 7th, at O'Clock, p. NJ, for purse AMI
stase OF s3,000$500 to 60 to the second best mile
heats, best three in Eve In harness-H WoodrSa
naraes z. 8. Eddy II. Jones names br. 9. Mac. ".
Woodruff names +. 3. Taoopey. = f. Rodne names b..
NJ Highland Maid Cars leave tho South Ferry, Brook
tnrn IS soon 40 the sport s over Fare each way -
cents. SHAW WHITE, propretors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
ARRIVAL CT TIE CRESCENT CITY.
s.xsn oavs Later from Havana.


ma mail steamship Gre cen. City, Captain Nc
Rovsn. arr we'd yesterday morning from New Or
ANS via Havana, bringing US dates seven dayslater
fom the latter city. The G. c. lett New Orleans a.
"A H.. of the 2eth ult and arrived o. HavauA
ar,y on the morning OF the 18th, and sailed for New
York at IL 90 p. NJ, same day. She brings seventy
nix passengers, heavy cargo, and s22 900 in silver
specie for this port.
In Havana, the fever had almost entirely disap-
reared.
Aepanish mail steamer and three men of war ar
rived In Havana on the 18th ult., bringing dates
fom s. ain to the sth, and about 900 troops for
Ne island.
Much qualification was expressed AT the appoint
naAt Of Genera Concha as CAptaia General, aud
pe& preparations were on foot for his reception.
Sugar and coffee crops were reported as looking
Nnely.
M. Purser Builay viii accept orr ackncwleag-
Mate for late intelligence and files OF Havana pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

ID OK-KEEPINC, WRITING, ARrTIIMETiC--MR DOL
I'D bear, coo Broadway, corner OF Houston street. will
fom new classes this day and evening Those who Join
these classes will have extra advantages for securing
good situations Private instruction given to ladies and
gentlemen. Entire satisfaction is guaranteed to every
student.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

M 8. PAlNE's WHITING ROOMS NOW OPEN FOR
1us the fall and winter, follows Afternoons and
Monoay tuesday Thursday, and Saturday evenings at
267 Grand street. and every morning and "Wednesday and
Friday evenings at Loo Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

4 GENTLEMAN AND Ills WIFE WTH TO RFJNr A.
"A part Of house, in respectable part OF the city,
with Caoton water and gas. Address w. ~. Hsrai3
oflcs. Rent muEt be moderate.
UNFINISHED ROOM DOWN TOWN WANTED-INY
IL where below Canal street. Address Raymond, Her
AID Office.
IRON SAFE WANTED "A GOOD sEl0yD HtSr,
SAFE Of Ire dunn size, and moderate price Aiiresa
v. d. B., andI state price, oice Of the Banera Msga
sinc, No. 20 Wall street, third floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

RuIIARD TABLES--oNLY PATENT CUSHIONS IN
ID America Of thirty years standing. A. Bsssords No
laced prices cheap - any. large assortment ready
Tor shipping Billiard players viii nnd slate aud metal
beds and rubber air cushions Ut Ann street, entrance
las Fulton street. Every article In the trade for SALE
(HidARt TABLES FOR sALE.-THE PUBLIC ARE
- invited to call and examine late im proved Wi.
enEca india rubber cushions, aud superior style Of
nore o,dsFs ny mail Tor tables and trimmings prompt
y stIeaded 10. GRIFFITH " DECKER, No 70 Ann at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
REMOVALS.

- EMoVEDt-JACks0N PURDY HAVE RENOvErs
their gentlemen furnishing from lss
With an entire new stoh OF f goods and wiz DO fspps
10 xe their frIenss and public IN general.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

WIS SIR NY oNGUaNr WILL FORCE TIE BEARD
Il togrow stronge nd thick In weeks and won stain
~, the skin Try; 81 bottle, 81 80 half ,zen
= Mt to any par. Of the county g. GRAHAM N
ann street; Zeiber A South Third street PbDsds pAs
is.r- IL 'aisDp street, rrnekirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
DRY GOODS. &C.

NEW GOODS NEW GOoBsi-- JUST REOsfvFn A
IN large iot Of iaconet bands al frog, So "a 10. a
LOT Of embroidered handkerchief, 81 and npvaras
herled linen handkcrchleis for 2s 3D. worth a. Che
risets, collars, sleeves, insertings elgin-s NJ T.
Maltese Talen ,isnnes and imi iation iacos
u 8. BEAN CO., $50 Broadway.
opposite Astor place
nPTNINg DAY Tor THE FALL sEasON.-CIoARs
~ mantiilas, talmas I'D shawls on Monday sept
A. Is5tTe sibscriber re pcctfuly announces tbst hs
WIN open for city retail trade, Monday Sept A. inst
his mpoItaons and manuactA for the presen. sea
SOD, embracing exquisite asament of novelties in
cloais and mantlllas personally selected during the
Ass two months from tho most distinguished empo.
iuns o. fashion In Paris. Alo, soas beautiful speci
OF India camcs' hair shawl both d nq rad square
coml risg some Of The richer. goods ever seen in this
.QVpTy Your inspection IL politely Iequsstsa
Gro. .rTFv.
fafr Fspiills ErporiaB Sc' F-oe'.a.v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

~ REAr NATIONAL HORSE FAIR, FOR THE KuI
NJ hition Of horses from all parts Of the United
states 10 be held under the auspices OF the Nations
York
1his great exhibition WIN open Wednesday, the 27ti
w b national affair, Ia the brosdsst sense 9th.
wcro N which the owners and breeders Of horses, sro
AL paEts o9 the Union, invited to participate III
menagWs WIZ make every effort In their power 70 rende
dentiy believe that this viii be the beet exhibition
horses that has ever been held In this any other
try, and specially deserving tho attention Of brsede
farmers dealers and all those are interest in r.
noble animal, the horse. The National Coarse, whe
the fair win 30 hol is certainly the most heautifa ~
appropriate ground where such exhibition could tai
place, 1t contains every and fac Ety with
OF horses as could possibly 90 brought toreiher Az
side track has been Laid out expressly for the occas
the most ample Accommodations have been II sde for
horses that may Do entered for petition ana fro
the magnificent and spacious stands the spectators
have an uninterrupted view Of all that trsnspifes up
the ground.
The classes have been arranged 30 10 give The wild
field f,r competition, ard the list Of premiums Is ;
largest thai has ever been offered at any fair excasi
for horses.
AL the premiums will be given in sterling silver pla
Gale son; it viii be Of fun .aiue Of the sum sta
In The list OF premiums adj consist Of useful artios
beautiful Ia design aud Of high .rtistic flush
Inc committee Of manage are anxiois 10 have
the best horses in the country the grounS 10 comp
for these beautiful and valuable piemiams. Many
the f1est horses In the uniou belong to gentlemen "
keep them for private USE they therefore q. earnss
ask the operation, in this enterprise Of all those x
tlemen who may he the fortunate owners OF Zoe SIM
OF pairs Of horses They think this fair ought cd
mend Itself 70 them, as proper medium BY which III
can display their fayortes 10 the world, and compa
them with others of the same class
the owners of the nne stations this festival \
give unequaed facilities for nriagng their horses to
notice OF breeders and the ubIc generally, this Il
VIII take place at tine when New York viii be full
visitors, particularly agrculturisss, who viii be attra
ed to the city By The state agricultural fair which o
on the 80 Of October.
10 dealers and horsemen generally, the fair win an
the best opportunity that offered 70 exh
their horses to advantage the great metropolis
the Union, which is also the bes market for pe Tor
in the United states. As another consideration TO b.
owners, the committee present. with the fun conf e
that it will be approved, tue folio .ing brill mt
LIST OF P<EAltiMs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

THO LET-TtiE SECOND STORY OF ROUSE IN
l. Second street win be rented low to good ts ant
Inquire at lao second str. es:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

ITO IET--AN Old ESTABLISHED HOTEL, DOING
l. splendid business, situated in the heart OF business
Broadway, down town. also wanted partner With
$4,000 cash, in large and probable business. ~here
$4,000 Is invested. Apply TO BONNER Co. 20s Broad
way room IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

I'o lBT--PARI OF TIE DWELLING. No. SIS wEsl
l. Iwe3t y-siyth street II has gas bath &C.. aal /,
very pleasantly located. Rent 10 small gentecl fani
$50 per month. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

i good win, tools, fixtures, &C., OF Henry MCDOWELL
deceased: This Is . very rare chance for thimble
maker Wishing to embark in business as Mr. Woodward
succeeded Mr. Jacob stockman SON. in their old estab
shed and extensively patronized mandatory in Chest
nut street. well known throughout the country. It will
be disposed Of at very low rate For further partcu
lars apply to Jacob Stockman ESQ Vine street. Phfade
phia; or to Joseph Woodwe 4 pittsburg
T'AHORS, CLOTHERS, &c-FOR SALE LEASE
i stock and fixtures Of l6S Third avenue Has done
first rate custom business for four years past frat
rate stand for any business Apply the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

THO LEA SMALL, GEN rFTL THREE STORY AND
l. attic house Twenty fifth street. near Lexington
avenue, in fine order, with handsome gas fixtures and
modern improvements. Rent $3.50. About 500 worth
OF furniture for sale il wanted. Apply TO y KINsH
MER, $40 Fourth avenue, from to 10 and 0 to I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

ID EAL ESTATE. AT AND NEAR CIICAGO-A PARTY
III win dispose Of few Of land near the city
line Of Chicago very eligible for building purposes and
quarter section and half section, within few miles of
at fa price, and receive pay in good railroad bonds
in part or whole No property in the country is rising
in valueia Address Real Estate St. Nicholas Hotel
for q few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Two IlsT-TllE UPPER PART OF H0UsE SO CANA,
street, suitable for nlillner, drossmaker OF nthe
light business viii be Let, altogether divided rcu
street, 10 q gman family only. Eent 500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
iOygRTsSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
TENANTS REGISTER

HURST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE TO RENT.-A
family owning large hcu in the vicinity of Union
place and Fifth avenue would rent It, Furnished
and board with the lady, who must be capable
Of keeping hrst class house. Such person only win
please address Fifth ave nue., Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

SAA"AtAoAA
entrance fee. y ~
4-rhe horses must be the ground by eleven O'Clock
on Wednesday, the 21th day Of september attended py
their keepers each morse il heated
Label viii be furnished by the Clerk, stating the cl1s-
in which the horse is cnteed the number OF its entry
and the owners name and resdence the label must be
appended to tho ANIMAL and during the hours OF
exhibition until the fair closes Horses which ara not
on the ground by eleven O'Clock the day above stated
or who may be absent from the ground during the re-
GUAR hours OF exhibition en of the three DAYS the
fair continues, except by permission Of the Charsn Of
the Committee of Management will not bs cntitisj 10
any premium. No horse will BE permitted TO rsmaiI,
upon we ground without proper attendant The hour.
OF exniDion VAL be from eleven to five the frs. lsy
from nine to five on the TWO following daya
5--owness or exhibitors OBTAIN tickets from the
secretary, or the Clerk Of the Committee OF Manage.
ment, which VIII admit them during the Continuance Of
the exhibition. Owners exhibitors are psri-uarly
requested to see that their animals entered CORRECTLY
tor the convenience OF exhibitors mals stalls
Wilde provided for all horses Who may easr for CONNIE
tition, and, those who wish to do So can keep their
tion There will an abundance Of oats hsy ard .ra
provided which will be furnished those who desire il
Al the market price.
AWARD OF pREaruxs
ne aNsrd OF premiums will be made OF the last day
Of the fair and will be announced after the coso, G
dress. In there should bnt one cntrv 10 INV OF o
classes, there win be premium awarded IN th c,as
unless IN the opinion Of tie JUDGES the lorse or cr.os
constituting the single entry hould possess such mani
ess superior merit rs TO be fully entitled to awar
but they shali in case award premiums 20 animal,
that nre not worthy, though there should be no com
petan and IN no case shall they award premium to
an unsound animal
The premiums viii be delivered at the club rooms. No
osrrnoe street. New YORK, aoon aslthe necessary
craving can be executed The Secretary viii forward
any premium that may not be called for at the rk Of
and IN such manner as the person who may be entitled
to The premium shall direct
rvDrlc sAIE
Wia DO hed every afternoon mencing az O'Clock
the frat day viii be devoted entirely 70 the sale of
Thoroughbred of which there will be large number OF
young animals offered several Of the most celebrated
southern breeders having ssned their intention to offer
Porlons Of tneir stock The two last days viii be de-
VIII be offered for sale, that those DESTROYS Of making
selections viii be likely TO 30 to their entire satisfac
IN the fair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

u0CSE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SAIE.-AN
elegant three story new brown stone dwelling, in
one of the fin est localities in Brooklyn, five minutes walk
from South ferry win be rented and possession given ion
mediaeiy. Rent 81 600 per Price Of furniture
5000. Said house has every modern convenience at
tached TO it. Terms liberal Address Stone Dwelling
box JIG. Eerald ONCE. p