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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12


ON and after Monday, November 4. and until further
~ notice. Trains viii be the above roads as
follows, Sundays excepted.
TRAINS WESTWARD TO FREEPORT & BELOiT
LIST, Leave ChicsRo, Wells street Depot, $40
irving at tT-rpOrt a and keioit at 20 ..
at FTcaPort at 1 g m, and BeIoit ~
TRAINS EASTWARD TO CHICAGO.
lst, Leave FreePort at 30 m, and Beloit al m.
arriving at Chicago at 1850 p m
I'd, leave FreePort at p M, and Beoit at SD p
arriving AT Chicago ct II p. m.
Trains going West pass junction st $50 rn and 6.2
Trains going West pass BeIvdere Ia m and 10. 40
last " a. . y - ma and 1.i5
Trains going East pass Junction at 1874 and 9.35
p. n.
Fare to Freeport So to Beloit 50 so
The above arrangement is designed to afford much
daylight travel to au1 from the terminus of the
road possible From Free port Reloit first class
mail stage connections established through Wscon-
sin, Iowa and Minnesota.
Passengers from the West ar North going Sou a. by
taking the Evening Eastward Train OF this Road will
Connect at junction, a. 81 with the Chicago and
Aurora train for Lasae and points South reaching La
sale at ocfcck,a This route furnishes continuous
Railroad connection to Springfield and Alton and by
boats 10 miles st. Louis.
WINTER ROUTE To MILWAUKEE.
This route via Beoit and GAINESVILLE, connecting be-
tween those places oy stage IA miles with the
and mississippi Railroad, offers convenient
municaton between Chicago and Milwaukee
ly3 J b. TURNER, Sup't.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

NOR afsAGE SALE.
IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT COUaT-IN EQUITY.
Henry Hubbard,
Moses NJ. strong aud Foreclosure of Mortgage
Caroline T. strong.
virtue of nual decree mad" by this Court
y above eHtil cause the n dav of Noven per
- 1881, shall sell ct public auction, higher
bidder, ali and singular, the .orIgageh premises
TONED in the biii of complaint, and final de
cree in said cause Known aUs described follows,
wit: the norh west Qusrjer Of section one II
township number four a north. range purrber one
= east OF the An principal meridian, Containing two
hundred and fifty eight and thirty three hundred ths
i5s oo) acres, in The County OF Iowa and state OF
Niscor sin.
The said sale will take place Saturday day
af January D. 1851 clock the afternoon Of
said day the door the Court House IN Anera
roint, Iowa Count: Wisconsin
CHARLES \ aUMFORp, Sheriff
Dated Sherf's Office, Mineral Point, Dec &, Sd.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Highly Important

~
To tile People Of the Minlag Region !,
- WHITES st OK of EUsSDS. deem il sd
few of the aiding articles by way of specica,i. ns
hey can be IN part maee 10 realize tire amount If sc'
hoft space oil one year. My stock consis part OF
DRY GOODS,
Bleached and unbeached Cottons, lo4, 8 sc &, =
and 81; all grades,
Prints, OF all styles
Red green, blue, yellow and white Fannels, in great
Blue. white and brown Blankets
Beaver, pilot, and broad cloths Of various colors,
asimeTe-, satiinet's tweeds. linseys, kerseys, Sc
diapers, crash brown and white Lins"a.
canvass, padciDg and every variety of Tailors Trim
Marines of blue, drlk brown clsret, scarlet. black,
maroon, green, and other shades,
alpaca :, black biaa, str ped and brown,
SIZE and cotton Han kerchiefs,
Bay State, long and square ShiwIs,
Cashmere and black silk do
DENNIS. blue and brown Drills,
Tickings, Canton FIannels,
ANA every variety o Dry Goods called for this market
Clothing.
go assorted colored and quality Coats,
T"o pa'rs assorted cashmere and sattlnet Pants,
10 assorted quality and coored Vests,
Red flannel and striped Shirts. &c, SC &c.
Boots & Shoes,
40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
10 do
IL boys coarse and fine d.
Is women and Misses coarse and fine 30 tees,
II chiIdrens assorted Boots AID shoes
Ii would be useless to umeraie more, everv ore
knows keep the largest and hest select stock o. 30 Is
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase direct
fron the manufacturers.
A Good assortment Of Trunks.
HARDWARE g. IRON,
Such as Iron in every variety of size,
East Steel iron Axes,
Seat and Buggy Springs,
Nais-wrrught and cut,
Horse mains Gi@ss,
Log s.d Trace c aims,
Sho, els and Sp Ides,
Hinges, Door springs,
Shovels & longs, sad Irons,
Mi and x saws,
Iron and Wool Bench Screws,
Door scrarers, Marlin Ke. lies aud Stew pans,
Bed Cords aud Plough Lines,
Grind Stone raugipgs,
Double and sir gle Barr. I Shot Guns,
And fu and complete assortment Of Shelf Hard sare
bcih lof House lrIulning and House Furnishing.
Carpeting.
pieces assorted two ply Carpets,
do stair Carpet,
do oil cloth Tor floors,
Green and figured Bookings.
Groceries.
5hoesheads New Orleans Sugar,
20 barrels clarified do
do Sugar hoase Molasses,
Is do Vinegar,
SO Boxes Cincinnati Soap,
eco Boxes TEA--lmperiai, c. s. and YH,
half chests Black Tea,
10 do do Imp. and G. P. Teas,
6 Boxes starch
So 20 %. boxes Tobacco,
10 Roxes Tob Geo,
Barrels smoking Tobacco,
$50 Kegs Blasting Powder,
90 do Rife do
10000 feei Safety fuse,
Saleratus, Petper, spice, &c &c,
go los Z ish.
WOODEN WARE, &c.
Basket Wagons, Market Baskets,
Clothes Baskets and Pins,
Axe helves, Hatch+t and Hammer Handlts,
Wooden Ladies and Spoons,
Mats, tubs, pals, cedar and pine,)
Aud many other articles in the ado We line.
1.-The above goods will be happy show to who.
may be disposed 10 call before making their TALL
purchases.
JOIN MILTON,
SO Corner of High and Chestnut streets
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

state of wisconsin,, Circuit Court Iowa County,
Iowa County, Ia Chancery.
John Lowry and Arch bald Lowry, Complansnts,
Richard TregasEis, Defendant.
On Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.
Upon reading and Cling the above and foregoing hil Of
complaint and AFFIDAVIT OF the depce said
defendant, il appearing the satisfaction of Court
that tire said deerd Richard Tregaski-, not
here, that It card defendant do Appearance
herein AMI plead, answer demur to the said
plainans nl at Complaint, before the 9th day Of
March A D. 81 or the matters and thing. in said bin
of plant contain ed. wi be TAX sed
bin aid decreed accordingly Also Iha. tbs order be
published for weeks sgccessvelN, least once in
each week in The WISCONSIN Tribune " WEEKLY
paper published at liner al font said To-
the drsi bic this order be within TWEEN
y days from the ate hereof
b. the Court, Chambers, this 7h day of December
4 ID lej3. NJ. NJ. CtTHRES,
Judge Circuit Court.
Co32 MrssMoRE, Soils for Uomplainanis.
State Of Wisconsin. Iowa County, So
dp hereby certify 70 egong is q true copy Of
the order made by said curt said cause at
tahn Lowry aud Archibald 10 plainants against
Richard Tregaskis, deebdaai, the same remain O.
record q file in my Office.
la witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
the Seal OF said Court, this 9Th day Dvcem Der a
L. u. 1S52.
JAMES HUTCHINSON, Clerk,
bFIS CiTcit Court lows County, WIS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
1885, --.4 1853.
MINERS eHEAp CASE SS1RR

1883. -- 1853
MzN3aS' eHBAp CASE sS0gB'
ON COM ~ EKCE STREET.
The subscrib+r would respectfully call the attention
The pubic h. li. stect ,,S Good, is
recevir from The Eat and which he Oh RS for
sale on the reasonable t.rmr Having
Leariy mate way ~i.h his old stock he
Is n"~ ahe {" s~tisf The most fastid-
ions win lbe choicest variety Of
N + w @ 90 DIS
DRY GoODS.
80 pieces Prtn's piec . sat,netts
50 pieces French Asrinos Jeans ard nestc cloths
rhioets AID Nipaccas 40 pee FiAnnels N d
pieces If De aines and Linse,s
.ashmere- rs pieces striped Shifting.
20 pieces cling hams and So Bay sta and Cashmere
pinr b sebed shirtings 100 Grain Bags and Bapsns
and Shee'i"gs ~ d oxen Ladies' n q
20 piec. Manchester and GentIemens' Lambs,
Pearl River Ticks Wool aud Merino Hose
30 pieces Blue and Mixed worsted hoods
Drilling SC, sc, &c.
LADIES' GOODS.
A large q o IN nj and EdR .ags
cheaper than can be bot collars
Silk anu vri,e, trimmings Sleeves Ns.''
,ress buttons Linen Cambria 'Kerchieis
Isle Ribbons and Laces
silk. BrasanIa and Musins
Cashmere Gloves Saiins
ditts Veivets &c.ac.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
Womens kip, cagost AID Mems and Boys coarse, kir
lasting gsiIer. Ieun, ChIidrens' shoe. Of al
Linds Sortass, sc. descriptions, &c.
CLOTH ING.
Black and Drab B eaver Pants
Oyerconts Ves.x
Blanket Goats ShirLs
Dress and Businers Coa's Hats aud Caps &c.
Hal Dy WARE.
Ames' genuine shovels and Locks,
Spades Door atch-s
Trace and Log Chains Knives
Carpen ers Tools Tab Q and Pocket Cutlery
Saws & uons
PlaneF, Ua, Knives
Chiseis, brush Scytnes
Files, Scissors &C &C.
CROCK cry.
Plain and ornamental China Britannia Tea setis
White, Granite, Rlue. Pink Glass Ware
Mulberry and CO LII mon Looking Classes
Tea Sets sc. sc. sc.
CIR ERuE>.
An quslitieso of sugars lava and RIO Coffee
Belcher's Golden Syrup Mustard
Beicber's Molasses, Cinnamon
Vinegar loves
Mackerel Pear Starch
Lnsecd, Whale and Lard Cocos
Yourg Tyson Spice
Gunpowder and Black Tobacco
Teas Sniff
sperm AMI Star Candies saleratns kcac
MISCELLANEOUS AEsEICLES.
Wooden pals Lie rice
b aes castos and Olive Oil
e ,skets Soda
Wash tubs Borax
Halt bust els and peck Extracts Of Lemon Orange
Measures Peach
Bed cords Cologne
Rope Nermlfuge
" halebope Hair oil
stove and scrub brushes CASTLE soap
Powder, Shot and Caps cpodeIdoc
Rrooms YEAST powders
Trunks nj of Spike
Stone Il itsh oil
Coffee mills Cough medicines
Nails Dovers' powders
Glass Drill steel
Window blinds Cream Tartar
Lanterns Clue
Tin s Its
Camphor Buck 81 Aitens
Rhubarb Gloves &C &c
The above Is only general outline Of the character
the stock The sn hscTber is c,Di,ieut
satisfy all who viii give his goods examination.
both in dual ty AMI prices; and he intends
principally on the
CA s II S Y STE NJ.
he and null sell low any competitor IN the mar
ket Please call examine. No CHARGE for showing
goods. is. ALLEN
Mine raj Point, October 6, 1852 4qE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
INSURANCE AGENCY.
-ETLNi ms TRANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, CONN.
CHARTERED, 1919.


CAPITAL STOCK, S30O,OOo!.
E. G. RIPLEY, Sec'y, THOS. X. BRACE, Pres.
DIRECTORS
THOMAS BRACE, EBENEZER FLOWER,
: ANU I'll TUDOR, E. A BGIKHIEY,
WARD WOGDRRiDGE, ROLAND MATHER,
JOSEPH CHURCH, EDWIN G. RIPLEY.
FREDERIC TAYLOR, SAMUEL :. WARD,
RODENT BUELL., HENRY Z. PRATT,
MILES a FUTILE, AUSTIN DUSiAM.
JOHN L. BOSN ELL. JUNITTS :. MORG AN,
GUSTANGS DAMS.
Policies Fire and Inland Risks issued GA favorab e
terms BY
N. B. BOYDEN, Agent.
The above old 'abls he'd and well known company.
continue t. insure country dwellings and Farm hou-
and Other real and property favorable
terms possible company. Ali losses literally
adjusted AID promptly paid by their agent. ~
Office over John ailtons Store, Mineral Point, Wis.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

GALENA & CHICAGO UNION IL. IL.
AND
EELOIT * MADISON H. Il.
WINTER ARRANG EMENT, NOVEMBER -, 1858.
i 81 5 ..s......::E 5... :.1...:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
NOTICE.

4 LII persons are rebs cautioned not IN mine. dtG
\ g t-espSss the southwest quarter of section
Nc 81, town ). range east
AID furthermore forbid my and all persons fror
Nuyiug removing a7y lead othar ores from said
described land, withou; my permission.
2uSs VIM HOPPE
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
CALL and examine for yourselves, at
w. ROIEI'3
@LsskS NEW JEwELn STORE.

Under STEVENS CAPITOL HOTEL, MADISON, WIS.,
And you will dad the Cheapest and Best assortment of
Gold aad Silver WATCHES, and all kinds of SILVER Ware,
Jewelry and
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

DEICHFR,H Sugar House MOI AK ksp
Id constantly On hand by r. NJ. SMITH.
INRESH rFAS.-Hyson, ImperisI, Gunrov der
ID and Black Teas, for tale BY r. a. SMITH.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
G0ID! GOLD. GoiD.i
CHEAP WATCHES
JEWELRY. AND STLVER-W WARE
Il Great Reduction IN Prices!

Twenty-Five per cent. Cheaper than ever sold
West of Buffalo.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

TO Tie Peolle Of the Mining Region :
HAVING recei we'd a large portion of nv FaIJA
n ME R ST ok of GOODS. deem IL I'D
ior the oeeeni II the public make knowa
lew Of the e adng articles by way of H.,
hey can be IN part ae 10 realize tire amonn cf
Keep and the great amount which sell during the
morn space OF one Year. Ny stock coasis part
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
Terms of the Tribune, Invariably in Advances,
Village Subscribers, paper lett at their doors) 81 20
once and Mail Subscribers, / o.
Commercial Record.
FONT, Jan. l.. IS54
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Ee@ @JG1ggeG@g gWG8.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
References.

We have permission refer the following gentlemen:
Leonard ]. Far~elI, David Atwood,
simeon Mills. Alexander ROtkin,
j. C Fairchilds, Richardson & Van Slyke,
Y. W. Dean, TiDbits, Gordon & Co,
James Morrison, John Wright,
Alex l.. Collins, II. A Tenney,
Thomas Hood, Levi b. Villas,
Berish Bro IN, George b. Smith,
II. Orton Chsuncey Abbott.
Madison, 1854. 6mT
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

Itrenty thousand Dollars trorth Of MATCHES Silrer
Ware, Jetcehy and Fancy Goods,
oaered al the New York prices.
Persons wishing Watch Watches Jewelry
Silver Table SpoOus have them with per
feet safety by mail to any of the United States, by
1rst sending the amount of money.
Orders from. HE Country respectfully Solioited.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

- salt,
- Just received and for in quaniee osait
TONERS by i. COODE-
June 25,h, 1889. IS
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

40 cases men and boys coarse Boots,
," % caf do
10 - " KIP do
IL % boys and fine do
ID y women and Misses coarse and fine Bo- tees,
IL " children's assorted Boots AID Shoes.
IL would be useless to emu meraie more, every or
knows keep the largest and lest selectd stock o. Bo
and Shoes in Western Wisconsin, and purchase drec
fro IA the manufacturers.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12

BUCK ulE1s AND GIaSas.
10 doz. men and boys Buck Atts,
r 90 9. & Buck Gloves,
- do do fur iirei,
DOL mems Buck Ganntct,s,
Jrsi receiued and for sAie by q. ". COrB.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-01-12
q ANNOY GOODS

that ever brought out of the city of New York.
The following named Watches all JKwKLKp,
the Gold Cases Eighteen Carats Fine, land they
ceent time pieces-Warranted TO year. A
srtttsn Warraates will be given with every Watch
sold, should they prove good timex epers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

r. DIancsro- proprietor VI e n,ns
Hotsl, New Brighton, and formerly OF me oioee
and the public that ne taken The large and commo.
dous granite building No s25 broadway between Twelfth
Twelfth street, which he intends opening "a hotel
the 2cth Of September next ON the plan OF his former
/" Globe Hotel DINNER IL ,arte) 80 favorably known
TO the travelling public this country and Europe The
entire establishment has just undergone thorough re-
ras in every respect with all the recent improvements
in Croton water FAITHS &c This hotel viii be peculiarly
sdartsd to the accommodation Of families and single
gentlemen wanting suits Of rooms either for transient
o. permanent residence. Families win be provided with
private table IL desired. Application for rooms viii be
received at the hotel between the hours OF 10 and i
O'Clock and after the fret day of September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

At Princeton, N j., on Tuesday August % BY Rev VIM
A. Dod EDWIN A. STEVENS Of Hoboken, N j., TO MARTHA
b. eldest daughter OF the late Professor Dod the Col
lege Of New jersey.
On Thursday, Angus. Il, by the Rev. Hugh H. Blair,
Yr. JOHN MCGOWAN Of Strabane, to Miss ELIZABETH al
MmAFrRY, eldest daughter Of Mr. Joseph Mehasy stra-
hane, county Tyrone, Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

QUICK PASSAGE Americao clipper shir Red 10 rer
CAPT Putnam arrived at CalAo the 18th, 40 days
IRON san Francisco. This is excellent passage the
second best ever rade bsNevette Hernet. Ca tain
Knapp mas isg the some months ago u So days
Lima Foreig'i Navs, July %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

7irE FORREST DIVORCE cAsE-F5yTest agons. Forrest
The argument the bill OF exceptions taken by the
defendants counsel will probably be heard IN October
neat.
TIE 0FERA LINN CAsE-Fry dgoiss, BcHnes The
Argument the defendants exceptions sil also come
Ia the same team. sHsfr 7ttN t4- ... .s
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VIEW ruHLSSATIONs.

l1>lF1H EDITION NOW READY --aEM0lRSO OF DIS
Il tinguished Fnancler.vip cent Notes F1fE Yeas
IN BON bem,spherssi or "reminiscences OF Merriam,
Life vol 12mo., cloth, price, 81 rs AS reflection
OF real life book stamped personal chaae
ter and nlied with unique details OF large perenee
OF private and public interest unhesitatingy call at
tenuon 70 as one OF the most worthy productions
Of the day.--N. Y, Churchman -
Our old merchants and politicians will find il very
amusing, and it will excite vivid rsminscences Of men
and things forty years ago We mght crcise the hao-
hazard and dare devi pr Of the author but the rae
ness OF ms anecdotes Is the result OF those very defects
Boston Transcript.
Ais autobiography presents spicy variety Of incident
and adventure and great deal " really useful and in
erestDg information, all the acceptable for the
profusion OF anecdots and piquant scandal with which
Il Is interpreted m Y. journal Of Commerce
As amusing narrative it would be difficult "a ind
its SUPERIOR but the book has peculiar interest the
freedom with which the author shows up Amesi,sn
notoreiies Of the past forty years Courier.
isa vivid chronicle of varied aad remarkable exper
ences end win recfy the which often
pass among men as veritable history -Evening Post
But to appreciate the book 10 its fullest extent
must get it and read it. Having once commenced the
task, we win guarantee that man Of sense,
at all acquainted with the mercantile history Of the
country, win leave it unfinished IN Y. Atlas.
He is perfectly at home every vhere-whether CARING
az the eat Napoleon, he dashing intoLeghorp
or sailing ashore from wreck the coast Of florida,
On chicken coop and yet there that spice in HIS per-
sonaltes, and eccentricty in his style which must
give the work rapid and 1--WE think extensive SALE.
On Saturday, August 20, will he published CHRISTOPHER
North.s great work The Noctes Ambrosane. BY Prof.
Wilson J. q. Lockhart, James Hogg and DE- Maginn.
Edited, with Memoirs and Notice, by Dr. r. She ton Mac
kenlie In vols. Price IS Contents-vol l. portrai.
woods Magazine; Christopher In the Tent The ChAidee
Manuscript and Noctes from August, 1919, to August
1924 Vol. H. Engraved fac sirne or manuscript page
Of the Noctes In Wilson's handwfitng memoir OF Prof
Wlkon; and Noctes from November 1924 to July 1927
VOL III Portrait and memoir of Lockhart Noces from
January, 1928, to April. 1880. Vol ~. Por.rai. and
memoir Of Hogg; Noctes from May, 1880, to November
1881 Vol " Portrait and memoir Dr.. Naginn Noctes
from February 1892 to February, 1885, with oopious
e1nln
to su sjects.
j. s REDFIELD, ITO and liz Nassau street.
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United STATES MILITIA ATTEND IMPORTANT 7

TINITED STATES MILITIA ATTEND i-IMPORTANr 10
- infantry, cavalry, artillery commandsnts and
cntsn Gssfton Of the is Ke@imsnt ns s~ s. ~
tfery, entitled 'the Camp and saIch" with engravngs
showing the order Ct eDcsmpment for squadrons Of
drawings and designs the whole intended give tref
and accurate account Of active service In camp and
the march Price, cloth gilt, 10 cents. Address Fet-
ridge Co., Boston. For sale by
GARRETT 4 CO., Is Ann street, New York.
Also, for sale by ali booksellers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25
DE G. BROOKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 3
Broome street, between Broadway and the Bower

TT DE q. BROOkES' DANCING ACADENY, NO. 3Gl
10 Broome street. between Broadway and the Bowsry,
win open for the season, Tuesday, Sept. g. 1854
The above rooms are fitted up and furnished in the
most elegant style, and embrace all the improvements
conyeniences Of modern times. The ball room with
reception dressing and practcng adjscent pos
ses great advantages for pupils, and render ii be-
yond all question, the most magnificent convenient and
extensive dancing academy in the United states II
in the world
Having recently adopted entire new method Of in
structiop the pupils enabled TO acquire al the fash
iopable dances In very few lessons.
Days and evenings Of tuition, or classes) Tuesdays
and fIidays from to fog ladies' and misses and
Wednesdays and Saturdays, for children exclusively,
from TO 6P. n
Private lessons every morning, also Mondays and
Thursdays throughout the day and evening and Of all
times not occupied BY classes.
Mrs. Brookes.
Milne opening soiree on Wednesday evening Sept.
ID, and continued weekly
CARACC0's GRAND AP0IIINEA, 10 BOND srRKEr-
~ Prof SARACC0 the only accomplished teacher known
In America, heeps morning and evening classes for prae
tce with several young ladies' European Poessors gives
private Lessons at any other hour and teaches
nust fashionable dance Of the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

Gentle mems Hats.-FaIl Fashion for 1864.
N ESPE NsCHEID, us Nassau street will Issue the
fan fashicn for gentemens bats Saturday, the 26th
Dst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

Broken Banks! Broken Banks ~ All Bills
On the banks OF this State taken at par .. Union
Wholesale and retail clothing warehouse corner Of Full
ton and Nassau streets where may be found complete
assortment Of mems and boys clothing and furnishing
goods Prices marked in plain figures from which there
NO deviation. P. L. ROGERS CO., 121, 1913 and lbs
Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

Warranted Watches at Low Rates.-sold
wstshes four jewels $40 to $685. gold levers full jewe
I'D, e2S, $780, S36 English patent levers e2o e25, $50
bunting lever, full jevsled, $ls, S25, $50.
JOHN COX, Importer, 254 BOwery.
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THE MILITARY.

NVOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE BROUGHAM
IN Light Guard requested to convey the remains
Of their late brother p Cores from his late residence,
No leo Cherry street. Market to Calvary Cemetery
williamsburg. The company win meet In their uniform
Mt Warren Ball. Of Henry and Oliver streets, at
O'Clock precisely. BY order of J. McDERMOTT, Com.
NJ. J. LYONS Secretary.
OLIVE GUARD, ArrENTION.-A MEETING OF THE
~ Olive Guard win be held at John Marrotts Sports
mans Hail. 40 Madison street. Friday evening" August
rs, at O'Clock, precisely. By order,
JoHS FULLER, Secretary pro. tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

The Fall Fashions.-Frank Leslle's Gazette
Of Fashion, for september, win be ready Saturday
York styles splendoly illustrated and of unusual in
forest Procure your copies early to prevent dsappont
ment The present edition is nearly all ordered Price,
Is cents Sold by ali booksellers in the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-25

Every variety of plain ornamental and decorative paper
fer drawing rooms, parlors, halls and dining rooms.
California, Western and Southern merchants a. wen e
dry goods jobbers, in this and other Cities who buy
largely win consult their interest by giving
call before purchasing elsewhere.
O'SUILIvAN FAYE,
Dealers in Decorative Paper Hangings,
No. 436 Pearl st., near Madison.