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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-11
Bayard Taylor, in speaking Of curl

Bayard Taylor, in speaking Of curl.
osities in China says
"But here is an entertainment Of an
entirely novel character. A man seated
on the pavement, holds in his hand q
white porcelain tile. about foot square.
This he ove,spreads with a deep blue
color, from sponge dipped in thin
paste Of indigo, and asks US to name a
flower. suggest the lotus. He ex.
tends his forehnger-a most remarkabl
fore.fnger, crooked, flexible as an els.
plants trunk, and as sharp as if the end
had been whitfield oa-gives three OF
four quick dsshes across the tile, and in
ten seconds or less. 10! there is the flow.
er, exquisitely drawn and shaded; its
snowy cup hanging in the midst Of its
long swsyingleaves. Three more strokes
and white bird, with spread wings,
hovers ever it; two more and dog
stands beside it. The rapidity and pre-
cision Of that fore.fnger seem almost
miraculous. He covers the tile with now
layers Of color and flower after flower is
dashed out ofthe blue ground.
MAnnIED.-We saw. one day las
a week. a couple returning from the
'Squire's'-wbere they had been to have
tied tho 'silken cord'-whose appear
ance was at once striking. and to some
from the smiles and sly jests that wer,
exchanged st their expenss-.raihel
comicsl. Tho bridyroom's we'll. worn
we'll brushed. oily hat. black gloves,
and ordinary clothes--tbe sun bonnet,
plain, and not very tasty or fashionable
dress Of the bride, together with the natu
fsl awkwardnes., and ignorance Of all
etiquette, was undoubtedly an sxcellen,
opportunity for the initiated TO lind uIge.
They were accompanied by several
Of their friends. who seemingly psrtici
Pstsd to no inconside,abls extent in th.
happiness enjoyed BY the xnfavored
eouple-ior there wss happiness there
the bright smile that rested on the fac,
Of both. was 40 surely indicative Of hap
pinsss. ss anything ws ever saw il
circles "mors refined" Tho lightnin,
slancss intsfchsnssd spoke % trul,
the existence cf "wsrmsr sentiment. :
- might bs uttered. though the .~sir
commanded lsnsuass more insinustinl
and subtle than the silvsry Spanish
snd we're favored above the .million' .
their fellows. in svssythlaG No doub
I the heart snelose< within that shsbb,
coat, yibsstsd % strong and unc optroi
4 ~. Who's - eeaedsd hiss attSebm4ei
{sad asked fSx : Gnl4s Il thsls. I'M
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-11

they are sdvenissd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

NTOTICE to NlNING OPEKAIORS--The
n ,Sv.rti.sr. GEOLOGIsT, PRACTICAL MINER snd
TIcCOVTKFR Of Thre. PIed Laws % the Geolorics
Fa,e.. or ypanics Of Mineral Beds These Lsws pub
bsd n Report the Geology Of the Western Lesd Fields
h The Pebru.ry number Of the Mining MAGAZINE 1854 The
se Laws apply deposis Of Coal Iron Lead Copper
other Minerals In straffed Rocks and knowedEe Of them
IA indispensable In judging Of the value OF mineral district,
The AcverseT viii sten5 70 the Surrey Of Mics sad Mineral
Prospects and Report then with Plans Of Wottaz
AddTess J. V. PHILLIPS, Princeton. " J.
ITO the PUBLIC at LARGE.-Left bis home
from No. lstsv.. the ed Of AuEust, ROBERT
RIGHT carpenter By trade tEed year, feet inches
hgh light hsir and large Light whskers slight make wore
when ksvng black alpaca froek cost, plaid cashmere
trovses END psnsrs hat Any information Of him will Be
gratefully received ty his Wife ard Child the Grocery
Store Of 5ht IN Sd Country papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
OFFICE for PATENTS. Ne. 5 wall.st.,

DSa.yo,k-Asepces In London. Paris. Brussels, Wen
ma etc Specifications and Drawings for Appe sos sa
renders for Reissue OF Defective Patents
sscted Case Intererenees and Appeals are prepared shd
oduetd and Counsel given A legal and scenhe pom"
eVaRyAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Projections Registrations
and the Seal procured Caveats sno
onnoiop, entered and conducted and Licenses
SrYfpsrrs stamped and registered IN London
FRENCH, GERMAN, and other Continentsi Patents ns
attained and Assignments prepared "apoe anu
khe Appropriate Offices Of record -. II -. ...u...,.,
specifcations the important part o. 40
H. Fn.one where the Patent taken without oheial
sIampaon Into s validity, are in no esse e1.i3 70 eH
rexSs AZ h the practice In some ests ,.
nherty 10 remsrk that As result o. tne many
dactsd this busnes and the perteoon o. 81 ~
5000 h. h. sken there during that time ~ ~
~ Psssr,s both In numbers ana Importance ~ 3. ~.
rtb country also in the Unied ss ssYS.sse OF heir
iss. strength and validity not one h,s t.sd Of e1ps1N
when before He Coarts gVSrt " -
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Chances for Bnsinrss Ellen.


CRYSTAL y A LA & + For l. l.
" The Exhibition Building IN Ne~York known =, the
CRYSTAL PALACE, together with al TIE proPerts' e9n
THK ExhiBiTioS OF The INDUSTRY OF ALL Ma
TONS.
PROPOSALS viii be received this property IL whole Or
in part rs comprised in the folio Fr parcels
/ TIE EXHIBITION BUILDING AND ITS PEKhA-
This Building is constructed Of and Glass the ground
plan and lower floor in the form Of an ocsso9
by galleries IN the form Of Greek Gross with eoAe over me
The extreme length and breadth Of the Building 9 feet
Hsh Of dome 10 top Of fs feet Of the lower
floor I'M 90 square FEET ares Of the galleries 6RO0 square
feet whole aIes l73 GO .Iusre festqns % iogr
THE MACHINERY ARCADE AND PICTURE GAL
T Bpdirs eopoins the main Building feet in length
"a s, IL Iyb and bss an ares Of . 100 s1usre feet, The
Picture Gssry above th, s q feet in wdtn oy feet
hight over which skyight extending the entire length
Of h feet p hight; Of this floor $40 square feet
Whole Of this building u $50 square feetequs to three
'' 3 a 'TPHRREesToRY BRICK STORE HOUSE UPON
4SD ST rs feet IN enEth snd = teei N width
s. STEAM BOILERS. sHAFrING, GEARING. BELTS,
The Boilers Pps, shans, Belts &C. connected with the
' g. THE MOVABLE PROPERTY.
Consisting Of the Iron BsDss around The Building Stoves
Gas Fixtures Tanks Counters Trucks rgrnstes Office Fur
g. STATUE OF KISS AMAZON
This Statue in zinc bronze was purchased BY the Association
for $1,000. -
The Brick BUILDING, in parcels and must be removed por
20 the 5,h March next.
Possession Of all these preues will be wholly given prior
The articles oompred parcels and viii be delivered i'm
medle after the close OF the Exhibition on the 3st October
Proposals for the several parcels be addressed the
Committee Of the Board Of Directors through their
ard any Information that be required will be fur
n''H'' upon 'ri''''''' $40 cHAs. II: HAswELL
HENRY HILTON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Go farmers an0 Others.

A YRSHIRE CATTLE.-The subscriber VIII
s few AYRSHIREs Of various ages At far less than
he mice OF importation and warranted unsurpassed ene
here or in Ayrshire GEO SHEA, no l6l Broadway sesoha
story.
DOCKl MOUNTAIN + LIZ aud LAPLAND
IL DEER Three splendid pairs Of ELK. four years old
recently arrived from the Rocky Mountains also hoe Lap
land BUCk are SALE shall have pair OF the Elm
y, he state FAy in Hamonsquare th week where csn be
seen OF letters msy be lei for at the American Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

- COMoTIyES are invited 70 ssu at No SO staaien 81
~, Tc1Tisst from TO u A and see in operation
STF AbFNGiNF with puppe valves worked BY the direct
action OF s,es The valves are opened ana closed W9ln
h OF the stroke each eud OF the cylinder
nhopt sficlne conclusion, eae hing the MI OF easy anu
rnpid working and the steam can be cut on toI
motion OF the Engine checked and reversed ID as shoF
&C. vvs,h canal facility and safety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
90 n)bom il Elan Gcntern.

A YOUNG LADY is anxious to provide gen.
~ tel Home for her Mother ard Herself She wishes to
sect with Gentleman who for the sake OF enjoying the com
pyieees OF home In the tine sense OF the word
.oDd be willing aid her in securing the same lie shS Do
s.tsed after az interview that he no sk 10 50 SSes
Sasfsctory references given required ASateSs NO-NA
DENCE Union square Post once
DROOKLFN LETTERS for EUROPE and
ID CALIFORNIA can be posted a. the ENGLISH aud
AMERICAN MEMS DEPOT, No; 10 t1son 81, epp1qsl.e
III - one hour before the Post closes a. Newl0rk Let
49, rer Arabia TOMORROW closes Of 10. Hotels and
private families served puneius " with English Papers ~
se,t sen epts received for New.York papers. -
RICHARDSON & SMITH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

VVANTED-A HOUSE. rent not exceeding
w sso between 9Th and 2ith su f0 fauiiS q three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
6orecs, Carriages, 81.

NOR SALE-A beautiful BAY MARE, years
old warranted sound Can trot mile inside OF hte MN
,cs ana has never trained To be seen al the Livery
Stable corner I'd av. and 5thH
NIESSRS. MOTT Il Co, so well and favor
lNl ably known for many years as CARR AGE MANUAL
TURERS at Bridgeport Conn keep constantly o. snen Gun
,rn,o At No Broadway, large assortment OF rich and
,eisct CARRIAGES Of the LATEST STYLES and fAI-
TERMS which they offer to the public on as favorable terms
as sny other house Ia the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

A RARE HANCE.-PARTNER WANTED
N for half Of Manufacturing business already ea5-
shed with plenty Of orders hand Capital required from
s1too TO 5000 Apply Immediately at No. 500 BTosdEsy
where al particulars win be given.
BUSINESS for SALE or LEASE-A BRUSH
ID FACTORY in this city with Tools and Machinery adapted
10 steam power In good running order will be sold low
leased good security. Brushes be made profit Of
10 81 per cent For particulars inquire at No % Maiden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
:furnitnrc, Sc.

IGHT, ECONOMY, SAFETf--The sub
IL scber invite the attention Of all persons desnns Por.
CHANDALIERS embracing great variety Of Phossens,
Burning Fluid. Camphene and OIL Lamps . -
They would pAnicu' adv call attention 10 JENNINGS PA
TENT SAFETY PHOSGENE LAMP, As the most desirable,
portable Light Introduced being very brilliant economical
and and ia connection with the wire gauEe safety
Ia LAMPS and Filters without danger In 10 use.
The sold them largely for eight years past,
and yet person has been naed BY them
The article advertised new safety, BY bostoa
maker but imitation Of jennings safety patented DJ hlm
years since
The subscribers also manufacture Ph0gene THE only sen
incl Burning Fluid Camphene Of the best quality and SEQ
At whotsae to dealers the best well at reis 70
consumers CHAS STARR, Jr & Co, No. llI Falton 81
WILLIAM G.. G A Il ID l. X,
w FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
MATTRESS
AND PREMIUM BEDSTEAD WAREHOUSE,
No. 90 Beekmau 81 corner Of Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
nor sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE in

avery elevated heaiihy aud beantlfli sifnstoh WIN
m fve 10 fity acres Lard twenty miles from town by
rsirosd i've minutes walk from the Depot Abundance Of
Shade Fruit Water. Wood. and convenient Ogtbuldins'
Also several splendid Brldng sites. Apply 20
Z MARTINDALE. Isl Roadway third s,orYl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
=IyUF ART ofDANCING-At No. s. East 18th

THHE ART of DANCiNG-At No. 81 East 18th
L st. fourth house west Of Broadway, south side. NJ
CHARRUAUD respectfully announces 70 b.. tn.1f' ana
parons that bis will commence on SATURDAY, lfth,
and MONDAY 10th Of October. Days; WEDNESDAY snd
SATURDAY II o'clock and II afternoon tr Ladies'
and Children; MOSDAY and THURSDAY. AZ evening for
Gentlemen Particular attention paid 10 IA teuue and dsp)rt
men. Of pups Boarding Seminares and Private Glasses at
tended TO Circulars be obtained as above.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

N BUILDING LOTs-situl;ee Harlem, snd bounded BY
sda7 East River AID oth and li;s S. hsvi.s water
font of over feet The above ots vii he s-t n po's 20
81 BUYERS For terms &c. spplJ BAKER s. WEEKS
Arrto1eer. No Pine-st.. BroadT aT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

EOR SALE-The new fOUr-stOry brown stone
i frout HOUSE No. 81 West 52ds near sh-sv eplete
with all the modern proyements; possession can b. haf I'M
mediafey Inquire ofGEORGE CLARK, in the Paint Store,
NJ Z. ~ 2Isf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
WHITE MARBLE FRONT HOUSE for

~ SALE CHEAP-Ths IS = hne new house, with a..
modern improvements. aei.htfay located TIE 10, . 10
feet deer WI be scd f0r - cash 50 cal remain
en- bond and mortgage. Inquire offs P TOWNSEND. No g.
~. ssaf~a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

AND for SALE.-TWO FARMS in the county
II OF STAFFORD State Of Va near tredefcksb1rsh and
Falmouth NoodlAwn upon which reside containing -
acres with good in proyements Of al kinds hne water sad
abundance and variety Of Fruit and ployh ol health Inc
other 100 with comfortable improvements
vel offne water the yard, Immediately on the main
Nsrrentou aud EredekbuTgh road Both farms are conye
rieut 10 Fartoes Mills Shops Churches Canal Rar ad &c
Upon The small fam made 100 bushels Of grain th disastrous
year and expect oO the next Ny Price for land - "sh
10 South 1880 for tho 100 helfd0wn balance on
time 90 fo the other terms These terms may be
yeed 10 purchasers Any person coming by the cars from
The Fat and .opring Frederic ksbugh easily ascertain
where reside aud al post psd directed 70 Fal
'S-' 49, T FRENCH
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Dantins Academies.
CERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, No. 50

I'ERKFEU UANIINU AIAIEIIIt 4NU' y"
Il WEST FOURTEENTH -ST.-MADAAE C. DUBkEUb
FERRERO snd e FERRERO beg 70 announce that they
vii reopen their School SATURDAY the I'm Of october
Young Ladies' and Masters Classes WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS and MONDAYS sad THuRsDAfSi a. -
p NJ Gentlemens Evening Class MONDAYS and IN ho-
DAYS At ?. II SATURDAY EVENINGS Tor Gown
Persons a. NJ Private Lessons, Glasses and sehos st
Shines li.eu 81 urlaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
70 RENT in CLEVELAND, Ohio-ROOMS

i and STEAM POWER. in new three story brick build.
ns loO by 30 feet The location central Conspicuous and
vereut oI canal railroad and sse forEardug The
W be divided and rented 10 the Of tensnts
Possession October Workers in iron and other metals pre-
ferred The field for mechanical and mAnufsc turing
pses unlimited in tn west Apply personally oy ms 20
Cleveland o, Sept. 7. J. L HEWITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

IL
No rs Dufied Brooklyn. II Is three year. old and
has lust been thoroughly painted and decoated has range
heater and gas Would tssetu and desirable reside
for sentsel family Price rs 80 Apply 10 CHARLES
JENKINS No p Frankfort ST.. New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
NEw-YORK SCHOOL Of DESIGN fol


lAlIlGNONr I'll MNASlb VI. nos ioJ anu lu'
~ Crosby st-BODILY EXERCISE THE BEST MEOl-
CINE The public respectfully informed tnI ass ms
lust beer formed Instruction N Gl ~ tle
above establishment and will be continued EVERY EEtN~
ING throughout the We would especially cal me A.
teuton Of dyspeptcs and persons whose habits are entirety
sedentay the OF exercise IN order 70 keep the
me GYMNASIUM h open DAILY, from sunrise until 10
O'Clock P M fox general exercise The Gentlemen Glass
ussts every evening a 9 o'clock JOHN WOOD, Director
STARRING taught privately BY ~.,, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
NOR SALE LEASE or PARINNERSHIP-A

T. 'Oh SAIF, LEAoT UT t M ~. -.
Il valuable WATER PRIVILEGE and MANUFACTURING
PROPER consisting Of stone Cotton Factory " by 20
feet three stories high and machnery eight Dwellings tor
hands, Grist and saw Mills Stables, Out Houses Horses,
Wagons Seghs Tool &c &c One large Dwelling and store,
"a Of good Lend all IN succesu operation
and business and paying from . % cent Inc
lake partner or exchange for city property Pce 90 CO
Address Box 74g New York Post Oiice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

I'D CHANGE A besunfnly located znd valuable property,
eor.tng OF DIV ELLING 4xSo two stories and attic with
extend 4x2f two stories together with four eight
FULL LOTS or Gstessv near Bedford, will pc sOLD or
EXCHANGED for s good COUNTRY PLACE within reason
able dtsrce of New York OF tom tez 20 twenty ave acres
For further rorriculsrs inquire Of CT address,
J. WINCHESTER. No l0T Fulton 81. n. T.. tup stairs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

I OTIS. LOTS, LOTS-In the beautiful Village
Of CLARENCENILLE. L. /, five miles from Bro7Siyu;
and bic to by airosd In bali an hour Will
ciesV and suit liberal discount 70 those
who huy Eve lots and over This decided h- hsnisomes
all Property there l. greatly improving IL value sad viii
double IN les than two wears Bat lots left Ap
nv 10 j. Pee IRE No. 1853 He.te- 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
,FLFCT FAMILY SCHOOLS for BOYS-At

- SOUTH WILLIAMSTOWN. Berkshire CO.. Miss..
oueted by B. r. MILLS and j. MILLS Associate P,nei,
paIs TIE TWENTY SIXTH SEMl-ANNUAL TERM Of
this Institution will commence WEDNESDAY Nov l, and
continue twenty weeks The number Of pupils limited
10 tblrty Circulars can be obtained at f. H. WlLCONS
q 5 School Agency No. 5 Broadway Of The Principals
- IL CIarer1nn Hafal cnrner Of 18Th and oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
'FA'HI"O '1's|' F'''''1cT1 = OrrIGyON Proprietor.

DROF. Il. NJ. BROWN CLASSICAL,
i FRENCH AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, No. 1913
Broadway. will reopen Of MONDAY sept II
DROP. HOWS begs TO infoyn his friends and
the public that bis arrangements tof the coming winter IN
able hin 10 increase the nunbr OF his PRIVATE PUPILS IN
ELOCUTION and orator. Apply. for terms &c, Al NO
Cottage place. New fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

IL Comfy n Y-Rev. HENRY @. LIVINGSTON, A NJ,
Principal The WINTER SESSION will commence Nov l,
and continue twenty-five Each department provided
with the most able snd experienced teachers Temsosrd,
Tuition Furu shed Rooms Washing and Lights, 80 per
ousrer or $40 per year Modern Languages Music on the
Piano Painting Drawing For circulars sPPly AZ
sHFPARJ's No ljz Fulton.t or OF the Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

I OTIS in HARLEM CHEAP.-FOr sale, ST

LOTS ia f27th~t-street paved and lighted the hand
soonest Lots Harer will be sold separate together low
sld on very easy term. Apply 70 ) PECAkE' No loj
Hrafar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

L'OR SALE or r. y I III y " E-fOuT Oh tue
i most desirable LOTS IN JERSEY CITY each 55x"V
feet with waterfront and falling well OF good NAer
incumbered for 1900 A. Ter cent also win the properly
m desirable Of STOCK Of the most valuable
COPPER MINES In the country Would be EXCHANGED for
Heue and Lot IN desirable Location in this city Brooklyn
or Country wi few % Land II the vicinity OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

SHIP 80 feet long 80 feet beam 10. u hoo pst Ies
strongly built Of the best materials and dsgOnay cross braces
with iron streps inches by T. She is tted with eos
Fundamentally 100 un; iron water tanks 2" p gal
Ions capacity be fitted 10 accommodate ~ cabin ana
30 seersge passengers The proportions and strength OF tbs
,hp are such that ia trade offers that would require
cspsciy could be built solid and additional deck put
upou her giving p feet hold The desires 10 SELL
or Get parties TO unite with him end put her good trade
Inquire OF JOHN GRAHAM No. 81 Wall st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
EOR sALE-h Brooklyn. posses.iOn immedI.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine VII

i LACE PROPERTY in the interior Of the State, on
canal and railroad u hours from New YORK climate SOIL
society such a. 10 please large Hols fine Shade pleasant
Law Fruits Ou,houes Barn and Ten Acres q Liud
Terms favorable. Address, apply 20 7 j. FISH over
FArrner.' and Citizens Bank. WillsIn.burgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03
Real gsiate for 5ale.

A GOING. WHO BIDS l-S975-Owing 10 pc
chass .ev- TWO-STORY HOUSE In that heslthy orderly
All beautiful portion Brooklyn known 50 Temperance
vile House s12i Love- story contains hs kitc1el pa
ness Ard ksrd hs.hed Bull; f,r the oSuss residence By
DAYS work for durability and comfort Twelve minutes ride
nm frris. fare frorn Hamilton c-uts-Fgton O. Get OF
4. corner q 18th Inquire for Mr DAY third house va
ss first applicant l the above prize or aeeep ne 0so
IL three dAys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-03

NEWTOWN VILLAGE LOTS-In MYERS's
~ ADDITIoN-OLy $50 20 fljThese Lots are hish and
beautifully located in the ye heart Of this old aud h0urhns
village which has al the advantage OF the city Ia schools
aud churches and only ~ minutes nom New
York VIA Flushing Railroad For fu PsItcuars apply 70
JOHN b. MYERS No. 1876 Broadway
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE
SIX LOTS on lst.sv. between ID and 2ithsts. In
gu.e the oce IT the Empire ilon Works loot o. p ~
2stist. SLOAN LEGGETf.
S6SOO nd s.:s sAh hRIck n6 9eT t tory
No p between 8tA and 9fhavs with al the modern I'M
Troyemeuts Alo Ensish basement, brown stone
fronts 32d-st Nos l98 and 300 between th and 9h
Price 30 so each Terms easy. Inquire Of BEDELL VAN
DERBILT. No. IN West 3Sd-st.
Union SQUARE REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
u No Everett House corner Union square, Q7thst and
4ihsv. The undersigned will be happy 20 give prompt
any business IN the Of buying selling etuns
exchanging Ra Estate that may be entrusted % BIZ care
La dords snd buyers ard sellers respectfully re-
qucsted call and then selves OF The superior isctes
he possesses tor the prompt transaction Of lleh huns
EMERSON w. KEYES.
I OTIS WANTED-That are desirably located,
IL exchange for number Of HOUSES west o. he TINS
which are le per cent ys!nfton Toe ho7s
AZ pleasantly located and built Of the 5es a'et rof
further particulars spply to SYLVESTER LAT 70 "a-st-
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MINNESOTA LAND AGENCY.-TRACY Il

WI FARNHAM, EXCHANGE Brokers aud General Lsna
Agents ST. Anthony Falls Minnesota Coleeens mide Win
nrouutue Investment made 10 Real Estate for Eastern
capita s that will forty and sixty per cent yeat Ihe
immense imnig aonthe rapid rise OF Real Estate ana 9lf
Intimate acquaintance with the eOuay ensble Us 10 make IN
vr.,uens that will nearly double IN vslae eyetI ysM "A
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-02

Russians which had been smashed utterly
by our charge. and had fed off at one flank
and towards the centre, we're coming back
to sw allow up our handful Of men. BY
sheer steel aud sheer courage, Enniakillen-
err and Scot we're winning their desperate
way right through the enemy's squadron,
and already gray horses and red coats had
appeared right at the rear Of the second mass
when. with, irresistible force, liRe one
bolt from bow, the lst Roy ais, the 4th
Dragon Guards and the 9th Dragoon
Guards rushed at the remnan OF the first
line Of the enemy, went through II as though
it were made Of pasteboard, and dashng on
the second body Of Russians as they were
still disordered by the terrible assault OF the
Grays and their companions, put them TO
utter route. This Russian horse, IN less
then five minutes after it met our dragons,
was flying with all its speed before force
certainly not half its strength. A cheer
burst from every lip-in the enthusiasm, Of
ficers and men took off their caps and shout
ed with delight, and thus keeping up the
scenic character Of their position, they clap
ed their hands again and again.