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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04

CROOKS As ARE ROCKS,
FE71 RE FOUND AT The MINERAL POINT BOOK
Il STORE
Enc, ciopeda Americana
nc-oit's History of the United states,
AIlisons = Of Europe,
Hune's of England,
Maccauley's of
ttiboon Decline and Tan,
Nebstet's Works,
Sc ,ti'S Bible.
Ciarks ON nentaTy,
Comprehensive Commentary,
Coe'i sworks con- y etc,
Robertsuns Works,
BusR. lis j hnSon.
kiito's Da'lv Bib e Illustrations,
~tatesman's Manual,
Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History,
tzl ans Wotks,
blackstone, " endclTs Edition
Brend Ency opedia Science,
Dictionary 0f Mechanics,
EwbaTk's Hs drauIics,
kosmos, IIumboId
BURNS, Chambers Edition
Chumb RS Miscellany,
Napoleon Dynasty.
Choice Poetica works,
Eclipse of Faith
So Iihey's W c,ey,
Gerstacnes Y ,yage around the world,
lives of Chanceliors and CHIEF Justices,
Maunders Treasury of history,
rarry's Fruit Garden,
Miss Beecher's Domestic Cooking,
Water Cure Library,
Bncycloped. "a of Water Cure.
Free dason's Manual by stewart,
hascn's Chart = Cross,
Tsmpiars -
&c, &c, C, sc,
4iv5 JOSEPH SMITH.
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GEO. 4. sskfsSE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NfiSERAL PUINT WISCONSIN. Office two doors
WI west of the Book store Viii attend O land
gCtiaons, ard all business with Ills
profession Collections promptly attended 10. 3l:f
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G.. FRANK a 6p.

G. FRANK a CO..
NO iS5, MAI I STREET, IT. L1J1IS, NO,
NALL! the attention Of their friends and Country Mer-
~ Chants generally to efr extAf,sive
mar u CAP III NUFI CTOR l.
iher connection in Europe cnsnles them by direct i'm
ppFtetlfs OF tlu-h u" b. HAT aud ap Aeseiais and
INNINGS 10 offer COED! DUCT II rom
market prices and b raj terms Crtoners win al
ways lind fall ard select pf ~5tI n,a aotSkir
fur Panama, icghoru and Pa IN Lar Hat: also p
Of their manufacture, The t ny having
houses in
they possess facilities than anv other house in The
West for obtaining the Fashinns sn.n as i'm riuc
mr. mottc's quick sales and small pro5ls Merchants
VIII IND 1t greatly Ia their advantage 10 give us ral
before purchasing e!see here. 2ml-
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j. 3. MOFFETT, M. D.

II AVING permanently located in Mineral Pc n, ouId
respectfully tender his professional services
citizens Of the town and vcinitv-
OH in the Tribune Building Cup sairsl. Resi-
dence in the two story house above c. Stephensons
residence n32y5.
/ June :. I-53.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

Contiguous 10 lie Na,coulce s Mississippi Railroqd
~ L + viii eel that gauabIe Farm lately occupied
~S " by Mr. John Hand, tuCeihr with all the
---- House thereon. and about FIVE HTNDRFp
FRUIT TREES of the choicsst qualify. Said Farm
contains nearly 300 Acr first class and 81
Of which is broken and ell fenced. There fire pas
the same. and d, As, al kinds Of
Farming Implements Ard 81 - OF land near
nover- W Is vi b q c .mfurab1e Hous. the same
The sbove premises are Situate rear the Model Mills.
in Iowa county. minute description of said premises
may be h
DUNN & READ.
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/ GOLD. ."Ln:. s.onn,
gEI22a? UJA4g;;l33,
JEWELRF AND STLTER-F ware.
Il Great ReIuct;on tl Prices
twenty-five per cent Cheaper than ever sold
West OF Buffalo.
Cze8s-=z, CALL and e, anime ~ ? s-selve.,zs
Ny S,s-rszz r . EETSI73
49, SEH -EN1s.ltak NTDEE.
UNDER STEVENS CAPITOL HOTEL. MADISON. wig.
An You Will fG4 tic cheare., snd ne sr f
ieweIry ard
FANCY GOODS
tNat ever brought out {, IN c city Of New York
The 'oilo~i ING named Watches are all ruLI rEwrLrp,
ne tti 'as's ere Eighteen Cra'= Fin-.snd tcS sx
vr TER Horra"tee win b. sis-n ~ith sver, watch
si1 and shond thcy re! prove good time epers ths
money WI o. refunded
f Goa, ,iusn in levers from SIS to SIPS
Gold Detached Levers, a. o.
Goa Iunting Z. fached Levers, rom So to % 90
silver Iapine Watches, 10 90
Silver peisebet levers. "I3r 80
Silver iinnti.s nelachei Levers, $40 TO " % co
Silver English Patent levers, ~
Silver Hunting Eaglish Lcv rs, $50 " IS a.
GIN Detached Na'csas, i;-,. qpaltt,) . %
StChEs IS
Gilt Tap Watches : 10 10
tIl't ItuntiEg Ne-Ze Watches ,BaEuI'c<1 -
Silver Anchor itrnting achee, silver cases ~ 90
Ttce'uy Thousand DollerS lroT56 Of UGfcics Silrer
hals Jctceisy Gad Iascy Gooas,
Are oGerei for sale q; the low 1 New YORK nreea
Persons wishing Watch atChcs or Jewclrv or
SILVER Table or la spoons, have with
'ect safety by mail any rart al III United STATES bv
first sending the amJutt of money.
Orders from Tic Country respectfully Solicaea
1seG CcS.
" have PERMISSION to refer 10 The following gentlemen:
LEONARD }. Farweu, David Atwood
simeon Wis, Alexander Batkin,
>. y Fti Guilds, EicnardsUn Van %iyke,
n y" D-sI- Tibb!is. Gordon & Co.,
Games Morrison, John Wright
Al'y. l.. collins, H. A Tenrey.
Thomas Hood, Levi 3 Villas,
Berihh Is o Yn, Grorge u. Smith,
H. ; t'rtUn, ChsuLcey Abb st.
Madison, lSJf 6n-
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS.

UHIUliO ADIERTINENENTS.
RsOs. ssTfgTGhosgSc.
80 SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, ILL,
/. @. HALL, & Co,
Have in Store a large Stock of
IRON, S'EEEL, =. &C.
Which they offer - nxaLsRs and rxrcuAxTs, at rx-
tremciy Low PRICES.
Their stock consists in part the following articles
500 tous assorted American iron,
800 . - Refined d..
2t0 q Swedes do.
~ = :" Spr1''r- Steel,
~ :" sand rson's Cast steel,
IiNl :" assorted Pluw Steel,
81 q Kegs assorted I Ut Nails,
Wrought and spikes Boiler Rvis. Anyis, igi,ows
Springs, AxeIs. Wagon Springs. Horse Mains, Wees,
Sic -ges, Hammers. Screw lates, Washers, Nuts,
Macabie Castings &c,
- 4. G. HALL,
M6rch 10, 1884. IicS4j WM. BLAIR.
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mos. GRKY.l fkpw'D B,g-E.
9ssET a BOYLE,
B0iJer MakerS, Biz chsnl tits,
AND
SHEET F.GN svGHE1EEss,
Main Street, betzs cess Carr d Cherry,
ST JDT-TS no

ST LOUIS. no.
HAVING gone to & very great expense II erect ms
I chinerv for Black suliihing. making Rollers ard
Sheet WORK the approved Eastern plan
rr' pared TO furti every thing b nPirg
To or business per che than other
Establishment in the Western country. All who are m
want Of any thing line of business, y End il To
their advantage give call before pa chasing else
where.
rr Repairing done on the shortert notice. Always
on Ia ID a variety of second hand ROLLERS
n r. Raj. ROAD ANEtS, RRIIGE WORK, end
every description Of heavy RT.A kSNfFHING d,'ne
short notice and accom- naodstin- terms. f6ul2
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
T -EI,N1 INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919
CaPsT5s. STOCR, S300,0O0!.
E. G. RIPLEY, Secy, TAOS. X. BRACE, Pres.
DIRECTORS.
THOMAS BRACE. ERENEZER FLOWER,
SAMUEL. TUDOR, +. a BIT FEIFY,
WARD wOGDRR DEE, ROLAND MATTER,
J@sEPA cHnRcH, EDWIN G.. RIPlE,,
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAM Ell :. WARD,
! MILES A TURTLE. At1SrtN DTiNnhM
JOHN l.. BOSWELL. JuNTJS :. MORGAN
GU~TATUS DAMS.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks ss Ied favorable
NIB. BoYnEN. Agent.
The above old established and well known company,
and other real and ersorai property, favorable
terms any sgonsibe company. All losses literally
adjusted aud promptly paid by their agent "
Cfice over John MoT's Store, Mineral Point, Wis.
1854. Pillow s., 1854.
/ AN now receiving fine lot Of PLATTEv,LLE and
L GALENA E'tgSy>, which FOR sale at Factory
March J, 81. GEO w COBB.
Is 6. =; u Al.
DUNN * READ have removed their office to the room
| . over sn-aene < hathrops Gun shop. i7if.
IN ,Ess. o.s,-lo Db:s * q Bols. just re-
'''''u anu 'o' ''''S 81 NH ''' Gr" ' W. y orr
| SsANEf.E.
| IOWA COUNTY ORDERS wanted in exchange for
TEu0EEsY SEED.
40 BUSH Is, prime, last years growth; for ssIe by
gpUCA uEEEAa FI."uk-A &c cd arttcIr,jIs
Il , received aud for sale by X NJ SMITH
| ENNGIESEE >AFF.o>.-A few pound Of The
| Z "A genuine article for safe by R NJ SMITH.
~ ANEEos.ss ESSV-E~. c,t-on. TX + Ii mon, and
II srice-, pt cons ant IN hand ay p NJ sdisn
I srss' saE-For sale BY
| s.vA0s I.-Fro.n The Moscow Mills Kept con,ta ny
| II hsnd aud for -a3e by Il N. >Mtrb.
a. ~ sose .,I.-For safe by
$50! All. e Es'>GRY.
3rsrara Flour. Corn Meal Fuck Wheat aud super5pe,
on hand 10 supply you T. :. ALIEN
| WAITS FI<ss
l. r. sac in quantities suit purchasers, at the Store
Nov 10, 1853.
G<oEsN rsEALIn bssh.i sacks. AID smaller quan
u titles constantly on hand and warrant ed free iron
saw dust, hy rs ALLEN
| oct. o, Is53
EasCE<EEs.-A aue lot OF Pickles in Jars. ror al,
& by SAM JENKINS
saIT.s.s.rr-5o sacks Ground Alum sa
- just received and for SAFE, in quantities to u
JuKe 25sh, 1853. rs
! sAnEIS AND NUMBERS
IypR District School Libraries ;-also ais
/ { sortInont OF BLANKS, fer sale at TINS oirIox.
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saIdscTy 81 SOac, Hardware
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
.Shlrtin.g, Brittle anil HtrncSs Leather.
NO.iI, NORTH MAINS fREET,
1T. Louis, No.
AVE in store full supply of every variety of coos
in their line. Our Enxli,h Goods Il inported
diect from the manu- 'acturer. We also manufac-
turing many Of goods CoIunhu Ohio. Sing sing
and Auburn, N Y and Newark, \. ] We have thrcc
arg" tuTrsing Shops ia Cincinrafl which
hnlsh IN sIl cri"r manner the greatest part Of cur
SKlRTIN; ;, HARNESS AND Birdie LEATHER
We receiving large assortment OF Eastern Springs
and Ahles, from varings Manufacturers would
heret re respectfully invite Merchants addiers ard
90 Oh Makers, 10 call and examine stock pur
chas-g
iE5~ Inc highest & tSh Price paid FIR HIDES 4nls
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-. ~. EFEDVs
Ii & TIC E Rr I Il = p L q

'
WILL attend 10 preparing the necessary papers T
w procuring land VI arr under the late Of
Congress and ais drawing Mortgages or other legal
rstruu cnts and al other business appcrtanng his
flee, Attorney 1T Law office in the Room
OF the Lower Floor OF the Court House. Mineral Point
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slsEE -, WEEE FIR


+, ENERAI. DEAL Err in Fancy and stap'e by Goods
Mineral Point. y6a23
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CrURVIVING; Partner oC the late firm IF Paris &
- LeEate. Continues Land Agency business at his
cid stand, recently occupied for short time by the
firm Land Warrants constantly for sale. tt.
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GE0. ID. yyELBEEs, VI. 3D.,

iNFNEH At. DEA I r i'm Family Groceries & Pr0vfs
~ ,ons, Nails, Glass. wooden Ware, sc. ~ Stan
opposite the Central House High Street Mineral Point
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81. VAN DgsEN ~. 30,

rT7ENDTRs his services a. PIIYSI IN x SURGEON,
To the inhabitants Of Mineral pint and vicinity.
and oud inform friends and The public
removed his residence the house formerly
occupied by Col d " Jones' directly upuosJte Ma
II'ul and his ice door below the Store OF
Hurse Fairchild Esq and two doors above the Book
store. y5E4L
Mineral Point A1g ., ia
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EASrI0NABLE TATLORS, Mineral Point, Wis on
= sin. solicit share OF public patronage Their work
will be done the fashionable ST Ie, and
sonaOle terms Ship itigh Street
~ Cutting done order, ard warranted 20 st. il
properly made NJ. 42y
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.EOEEN EEEaEnN,
,anlsEH w. EsDkzss.

CtEVER AZ. I,E kIER in Merchandise &C all kinds
Mineral POINT.
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GURGF0N DENTIST. sells Drugs, Medicines, Pair
- oils, sc, al tho Mineral Point Drug store.
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/ ENSN KSANtLl a trENSk
ETSA INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD conn.
! "a Dildl- 90bb,UDD.
! OfTcs j. -Ef:0R'S St9rs, Mineral P0in', MS.
nfy7y NIB BOYDEN, Agent.
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PbySici an. .Accou cHcnr s Surgeon
OssIcE and RESIDENCE, in the ''TRIBUSE Buildin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY Oct 7-sPM
TheEs was OF much doing in the stock market day
Erie more freely offered and more freely taken without
material alteration in quotations. At the frst board
Illinois Bonds fell of y per cent; Delaware ard Hudson
III; Eearssa Transit, ii New York Central Rail.
roSd, q; Reasirg Railroad i; Michigan Central Rail
road, Il. stAnogtop Raj road advanced Il per cent.
At the second sssrd Cumberland Coal declined u
per cent; Nicaragua Transit, rs Canton Company,
4; Hudson River R-dLo,d h Michigan Central
Railroad, l. The market ciosed weak.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
ths port day, amounted to sios,5ie 80; payments
sll3,92s 39--BAlance 81, 502, 4te 20.
The steamship Hermann from This port for Southanp
ton spd Bremen today carried out s2o7 949 % in specie
principally gold.
eeJstch fror Id-ian, o.tober 4, ssJs:-"Ths Efe
and Kalamazoo Bank vas 81 joined st c'clocS P. n"
Jhe BcTaic Repstocn q n arsdsy understands also
ttft tie Nor bern lDorES Park, rogaryert; Etssst
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct TSP. NJ
ASHES were unchanged. Stock light.
BRxADsTrfrs Flour continued TO favor factors Tbs
sales embraced bbls Ordinary to choice State a
and ana s1' Ssns.s
2Ge0 bbls Southern ct former rates. There ike
wise sold 5000 bushels Southern wheat part red q,
81 60 500 bushels rye, at 81 II; and 10000 bushels
corn, at 7b1sc. 1870. for unsound; and 76sc 7sc
for sound Western mixed, per bushel State and West
oats in fair demand at 46c. 54c. Per bushe
COTTON The sales included about 400 SOC bales Thu
market closed steady.
CoryxE The eaes were moderate but the no rhet was
hrm 500 bags Of Rio brought 1sc. lsc 60 90. old
government Java at 1880. and SO do. Laguyra at l2c
FRhIcH1s more 6Imer for Liverpool, and aboat
5000 bushels corn We engaged ct 4d 10 thips, and
10000 do. taken by clipper ship in bulk ~
and few hundred bales of cotton taken at I'D for
compres.ed To H.vre but little was Offering and rates
n Cd. in bulk. To California rates ranged from 30,.
abe per fcot mea suIement and dead weight at &c pc
full. 'e'A'
tM-About 500 500 bale. we're sold at SEC. The
HoPs in light supply and steady request at lc.
40c. tor new, per 10.
IEoS-1he market was dun and sales light, at rregu.
lar prices.
LEAD Sales of 100 tons English were made at e.
short time.
MorAssxs About 90 hbds. of New Orleans we're sold
NAVAL STORES Of about 600 bbls spirits tur.
pentine wsre made at 5lc SIC, each.
OILS whale, sperm and olive unchanged. Lin
seed was In limited demand, at He. 75c. PSF gallon
lard varied little.
bills at $40 Is SIG 81 for and sl1 Is for prime
PER Dbl Cot meats varied little. Sales transpfrei OF
400 bbs lard at lo1sc 1920 per b.. and 100 bills
beef at former bgures Batter and cheese in fair
request at full prices.
McE-1he market during the week has been Arm and
the demand good The accounts from Cuba having re.
presented the article beps very high there some 500
casks have been bought for shipment there The sales
Of the week reach about at prices ranging
from Axe. 5Ac for inferior to strictly prime
sucARs.--The market was comparatively suiet but
finn. About $50 hhds. Cuba muscovado were sold at
exc a 5Xc..
TMIow.-scme $1,000 lbs. prime changed hands on
private terms.
wHsKsy There were CSC bbs. Ohio and prison OBJ
tanned, at 37hc, and sec. 4oc, per gallon.
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FALL FASHIONS.

Atween Amity and Fourth street. r. SAUDRY has now
or inspection, an elegant stock Of furs, To be
@ either IN beauty or quality orders strictly fu-
suit Ill classes.
ID ECEIvED, PER HERMAN, SOME CHOICE FRENCH
Ii embroderies In collars and collars and sleeves to
match alAo black thread lace; By the yard wells and
OF Ninth street.
YNHREE CASES OF FRENCH BONNErS, GAPS AND
Il coffsurss, just received directly from Paris per
steamer Hermann, will be opened Tuesday next 10th
inst, at j. GHBERT'S, 39l " Broadway.
T1PTOwN GLOVE DBPCT AND GENTS, FASHION,
~ able Furnishing Bazaar,-LEwIs b sEACORD re-
specially solicit attention from their fy,ende snd ~
irons and the public to their splendid ssso-tmsnt ~
furnishing goods OF the latest foreign fashions Ocars
glasses ON hire 0SS Broadway stuyyesant institute
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ofssr. ItAraa Year. 0l1l


Besa s,nsis vote. MAseB Salisbury, Einesnrs Jener-
= 80
% de-, J. y. lie Forest. Dove, pushsss eca1ty
Fd. Cattle.
Beet Or fonr ye-rs aud awards. an extraordinary
laTge animal Gnrposed 30 weigh about TOO ha,
worthy of sfscsl alton. ewned by j. Il. Reed
Rl.tstcwh, Rensseiasr county. Commended.
NC. T. best COW, tour years and upwards W. d.
NAncott Victor Ottawa co., Sc
No s. y, Weeks Ten one fst stters No. 40l Haas
street Se~ Yorx. Commended.
No So Daniel Barnes, IA beer, years old: wash
iprtob drove yard. New York, CONNIE aided
No. o. ~ Lawrence, No. ~ Thir.y..Aird street, New
Iork fat calf, Commended
FOREIGN Cattle.
Best short born tufl years and upwards, Astoria.
T. and s, Hsines, EEabethtorn N j.. ploma and sl5
Best heifer COW Anna, Il. and c., $. Hanes Eliza
BEETHOVEN. N. j., SIS
Best Alderney or Jersey bill, do. do Pat Fourth,
Roswell :. Colt, Paterson ~. j., SIS
Best Attorney Jersey COW do. do. Lady, Roswell
s Colt, Paterson N. J. SIS
BIC. s Hainss, for short horn hull. vape Tenn
peft Second, q months old, Worthy Of notice.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCTNG ACADEMY, 1877 FOURTH STREET, COR
H. ner of Sixth avenue.-Mrs. e. MCFARLAND res
pecful the reopening Of her school for
strucon in this elegant and fashionable accomplish
ment Wednesday, October T. All the dances In vogue
Taught including every variety Of Waiting Class for
ladies' and children, Wednesdays and Saturdays, from
az to Pm Evening classes for LADIES exclssyely)
to gP. H. Private lessons ct Ill times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08
STOLEN GOODS,

yTOLEN--FR0M n. II. LEEDS CO. ON WEDNESDAY,
- Oct 4, one gold skeleton hunting lever made by
arnold BotIess, Royal Exchange, London No &C. 73i;
sfo opc gold skeleton hunting lever made By Joseph
eturpe the above cur ore 10 Nassau street between
rms and Cedar streets, win receive literal yeward
Is~pbNkers s-e cautioned against receiving the ate,e
spa sTe,,epsssss q rotiSy Ss. i presented.
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trcsen.
According 20 the latest returns The Eighth Avenue
Bank had circulation OF s97, $50, secured BY the
osyes. Of the following securities with tae Comp.
tcners-S. Y. SIS, 1858, sl2ss2; n. Y. 52's, 1860,
81 COO osnslLoan o. SIS ooo U. 8 os 1896, So 200;
s. 6's, 1862, $4,000; bends and mortgages Brook
Ign property s3s 5t0tota 500 ,5s2 Ths brokers'
buying up bills at ranging from ten 70 twenty
cent discount The only weak spot is in the bonds and
mortgages.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
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RoARDlNG-A SMALL FAMILY WOULD ACC JMMC
aae Two yourr men, Q. lady and gentleman, viii
80 =, fooMs ana board The hosse is new, has baths
fhirty frst street near Hrosd ssr and MStn axsnna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

RoAADlNG-AT 1856 BROADWAY, NEARLY OPPO-
~ site Grace Church. corner Of Tenth strsst. Largo
90. osndsensly furnished rccrns with bedrooms At
.AcIep ,sT single rertieEsn, gentlemen and their
-yts fpfrarsc Jse Tsrsb rsIeet. few day bcarders
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value of foreign dry goods entered at this port for con
sumption, for warehousns, and also the Withdrawals
from warehouse during the week ending and hiding
Octub<r & 1S5A.-
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YNHE ART or DANCING-AT NO. "a EAST THIR-
y tenth street. fourth houfe west Of Broadway,
south side N. CdARRUAUD respectfully announces 10
his Tie nds and patrons that his classes viii com
On Saturday, 14th and Non 10th Of October Days
weonesday ana saturday ct II o'clock noon and after
It evening, for gentlemen. Particular attention
paid to 4 tenue, and department of pupils BOARDING
sennares and private classes attended TO- Circulars
avenue and Fulton ferry, and all the broadway sssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-08

E,ERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY, 50 WEST FOUR.
I tenth etreot.-Mad. G. Dubreul Ferrero and F.
Ferrero beg to that they win eopen their
and masters classes Wednesdays and saturdsys and
Mondays and Thursdays, at az p. n. Gentiemen'a
evening class Mondays and Thursdays, AZ TX O'Clock
lessons classes and schools attended Soirees given
uauAl.
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DRIvATE EVENING CLASSES IN DANCING, FOR
i ladies' and gentlemen, 600 Broadway. Classes
forming for beginners and for those who are
wbatadvanced Zach pupil instructed separately Cir
cuars be had Applications to be M sde ct ga
Bowery, in the bookstore. r. BURNION
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MR.. G. wRIGA1's DANCING ACADEaY, MILITARY
ll Hall. RoXArY onnaAita Snriu1 atrAet ny Xrixht

V1 Hall, Bowery, opposite Spring atrset.-Mr. Wright
would respectfully inform his former patrons and the
public that he win commence his Of instruction
Tor the ensuing season on Tuesday, October ct 3P H.
Days Of tuition for gsntlsmen Tuesday and Friday sy
Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, from TO g. private
lessons given any hour not occupied BY the regular
scno9l very Canoe used In fashionable society win be
nculars please call ON address Mr.. Wright 26S Ninth
street. ar n thu ahova rooun
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PROPOSALS..

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS FOR MASONRY Z.
~ me uncersiened win receive proposals. for tho
m,ssoniy on the Nerfok and Petersburg RAiirosd a
,sres yerosn o. the work s Norfolk and the b.
Apce rear petersburg. For further infovmafion Ann .
70 Wm Malone, ESQ, chief engineer or to the ny
hshea' David BlSHT, Pstersburs, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-27
LADY's NEW FASHION BooK

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Pattern OF Mantilla large Sheet o. Patterns and De.
scrption of Crnchet W, rk Articles ON Relieve Leather
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Aso-Each Part confirms New Song or Piece of Mu.
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Part l. was issued ON January lst 1854 aud hns been
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All the back numbers bo obtained. The cololed
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the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
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