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~ j. q. mcGUIREs AucttOnser.
81 ArtyABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON lIrH STREET AT
shall sell, Wednesday Cctonsr !ns
3s AZ the pscmises part Of ot 10 70 SQUARE s
lIh sael Wssf ncween norm
and Streets running b,ck 3, feet paved alloy with
Inc consisting Of Substantially bn tnsc story
brick houss kitchen and dining ROOM ~ ne nssement sn
two psrlurs attic There 10 also
BUMP Of watcr in yard The hou.
has been recently throughout and Il very desirable
..,.. .,.h.n.r "a
srms Ono-thrd cash balance 10 six twelve s,anlesn ana
twenty months for bearing Interest," secured " ssd ~
IN the premises ri,,. r.,c..,
All iancDg of the purchaser ls Peee1
Immediately above rha sell at the same place. lo
~ and whoe fronting sixty feet
Of First street west and az
will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers
pias Of may b. nj the sale. = :. a,,,n,
Til. perfect. Terms ns above. jan. u mc.u.
| 26--d&ds z a8 B nucuohcef'
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SALE TODAY.


BY C McGUAkSkLs AucttOnecr.
@ z nOO ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD FIRST
OoUUU Mortgage Bonds auctonI shall sell nuc,or
room, afternoon, October 27th, O'clock $500
orange md Ale ypadria Railroad fst bonds.
Terms cash, in bankabie funds. JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
24--dh
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ATrEmT TO DEAD BODY The wife Of 9 Russian
named Pfeil died Milwaukee on the 18TH She was
Brahmin in her faith sud requested that at her death her
body should be burned provided by her religion Her
husband proceeded 10 comply with her request and had
arranged sixteen cords Of wood for the purpose The POI
lice however inerfered and despite his persistent
strsnces enclosed the body in coffin and gave 1t Chris
tan burial.
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GEORGE w. MoREII Ass:r.sy s.n connssonsr
s~ - c,sims No. a Wall street, New fofN ro.,,
nsss,. 70 Hon Justice United rotten Corps
III, "a led aates General !! ~ a,,
~ - un States army Bs so"r M;s w .sbins
az cisms; 4. II. O. n'es, esq, and MAJ" A'"
| tone
Oca i0-WFksuss m --------------.
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Great sale or Town Lots In Kentucky City.
~ Mendsy. oeshs e. 1864 .:.s 2. %. T. Kentucky G,y Y
Ins rapid growth and future gIs:
will sold without and on the mos,
LIBERAL TERMS,
both manner Of paymenl
lucky, upon sssi M...p liver. assen miles
MOUTH or THE OHIO
jus, below adjoining present q Columbus and
Ia. wss M limit, me dspo. and station I.und q mo
would q g,ss. y 70 aw: s :, s snsn
sa, p.ose. s . ssss.y sssa and ssns
s s 81 X e e
healthy om =. sund.os. BY the mature o. e.
a. he a ~
sSs sa " o% ii: ps:
for &c o. r ~ e.. ana s ~
New ns:S = "a 9Ss s kss G
ssp S wiSa ne. n By s,ssaSss. ocnns.oa wss
4 e a .o ~ liz. w
Cairo and Faca s. me road IN %o y, .d
also The 81 Loas Lion Moasan rIoss branch q which
s 4 ca Ono SS s q s u
% r.. sss rice ssa op
soah sdsn with the povi1a and ss.ds'ss and
q as i: nd
sIoss v.,Ai: @e INC sea.
o commodities die legitimate .rsds and barter IN Inc
sss % aS s.s'
sns Win q %
and iTadc IS
Terms Of sale credi, Of and two years win @
tho twenty yer cent
credit without security for III"
y. T. BULLOCK,
/. a5e&H 81 sS w. H. n. TAYLOR,
BEN, EDWARDS GREY,
and Proprief0rs.
Brn order pay subscription y The Mobile Ohio
Railroad Company proper authorities OF tho Of Columbus
issued hundred hysan bonds Of one hundred
dollars annually bonds after being
endoed by Mobile Ohio Railroad Company put upon
Inc Market selling eghiyfve cents 70 the DOLLAR
though they be sken lots bought 81 our
su'o -. - shsrarfsf GREY.
TWO year, 'e'sss BULLbCK,
IA "a, o., unaw Non TAYLOR.
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3- Unitarian ChurchSunday, October 49, being the day
30d of the burning Of Sevelu by John
Gavin bs Unitarian opinions will be DEVOTED
historical
Dst27
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DDYS, AND YOUTHS WINTER CLOrHING.-We
ID have hand the largest and best
youhs boys and chidrens clothing ever offered ~
this city respectfully purchasers Of No ari
examine od present stock before
making sescon feeling assured that can 0er induce
ments In priccs be- with elsewhere
~ WI T7H 'H4' WALL 4 STEPHENS,
322 Penn avenue, between 9th and 10Th Streets,
I Oct 90 door TO Iron Hail.
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Tickets Sa0--hnlves So--qusrers 45-csh'hs ~ 30.
Certificates packages Of 20 whole tickets, $40 90
In do 26 half l2O 90
DO do % quarter do ~ w
DO do eighth do 20 ~
~. ----- 4 ifts4
Orders for tickets Of packages In s
will tho most prompt attention. and
drawing will be Immediately amer II over
address r. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Oct ~ Wilmington, Delaware.
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ny >. 9. mcaUIRE. Anct,oneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMBOAT HOTEL. AT PUBLIC
Thursday a0efnoon November LIST, At O'Clock,
the premises by September 9s 1884, and
duly recorded in Lber A. 81 No 3d. oos s 1885, .s4 and
for Warrington In the District OF
Columbia subscriber will sell of lot Mo- No
beginning for The at the southwest corne Of said square
and ynnne with line of Eleventh
west alley due 80 tse thence due south 70
the north and thence 50 feet to- the
place together with the improvements consulting Of
large building known The "seamboat Hotel Terms 1t
sale.
las. c. MCGUIRE.
Oct l0--eodts Aucuonssf
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cyUPEWIOR PLATED GOODS.-I have recent
" received superior plated Roods
ted on copper, which will sell surprisingly low
prices, viz: X, -,
Enaish silver
Castors, large variety OF beautiful patterns
Walters trays ell sixes %s. sfEf
Spoons forks soup ladies' knves, &c, double plate on
the best aibaa
baskets salad cnstors pickle sands
Salt stands, liquor stands, candiesticks
dishes, the dish forming two dishe'
Butter disher, card receivers, gcbleu, mugs F4
Toart rncks, kettles, coffee urns pitchers
Tankards, sugar spoons, hsh knivrA nc.
Persons OF the articles by examining
stock win folly investing pure silver
they buy goods which bear
blance o than one-tcnh Of the cost.
G. w. BOTELER,
Oct 20 2aw6vif Iron Hail.
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.-P J. STEER, mer
chant tailor, just received large and beautiful stock
goods which ho respectfully invites me At
icn,iop Of and the public.
aud varied stock Of Cloths carmeree and
yestpgs Styles stock of gentcnens furnishing
goods is also very and complete such as--
arts, cravats, Stocks tics, gloves
Huspenders, hosiery
silk, cotton and woolen undershirts, drawers &C.
c1hng order at short notice in
STYLE Of unsurpassed elegance, and nj fair prices
collected call early and select choice styles
No. 4S5 Seventh
Sept t2-3tawf
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f,ErERAL AGENCY AT wAsnInGT0n- -I,as,. sun,
II scber, formerly Of Richmond ysnr. f n Il ne
ury eparment his services 20 claimants upon "a sn.
rnent. especially for Revolutionary scrvcess ana io 'A
and ,snsions under acts efConges.
fsvins rnfcllaacd manuscripts Of inc late Daud
he has ueapa index which was ever Mca in
rnsnse revolutionary paper 70 me s s in ali
ny nrs nuhIic oices Capitol Of Virginia Insse ano 7
~" from, otheT twenty ysars oxpenenco en-
Tile MIN 10 hone that nlrusscd % MN q la., ne r
able 70 show ii, where the claimant ""Ss" ny "
unnb do IL. xs.,.r ,axs sivfas acres
o. land 20 ~, " VIZ -. w moas,sss FELIX RiCHARD6
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, vfrtlnts
lanes J.yone. Esq, Richmond, Virglnae. p.,,.ons
James r. Heath, late Commissioner o. Ten"on'' A'''
virginia. ,,...
atsfnrd ii. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John s Pendlcton, virginia !,
lion. Samuel Chiiion Washington, Do
William J.. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, esq, New FORK
March 7-dAcplys
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u.,r.uvr IA M In Vfrs5nAa 4 600 acrcsl LOT
..eiisvns leased Of years ns ra"qses ,nc
a,,rhwy sn,irssT 10 perrons whose hgn epus 80 na.r.
hssS ney vii he kept best style, me NV ~
mo valsbs farm wscn q low srosud for
s"us Of corn, capable q being m.os ne @
rom single acrs 1854 Che twsnh year o n
70 S".hes Tho easily susceptible OF dvso"' SUI
css,.inIv one OF in Virginia. a.. balance In
lat OK December nert ana INC "
~ ami two vean with interest from date o ,d
one a"@ h.y inquire II the subscros *
,,sssei 70 Wnrren,on springs, Virginia o. GREEN
q. c.
April ae-Qswtfcp
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CAnDYoans ladies' wishing to %pa.vs csasses a. Miss
nxoh.s sr.uol No Pewnsyvana avsnos = nu,ssswho
ssves SsIy ~. aructioa In that language
Oct ae-eod&w -------~-------
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FAITHFUL LovER-A young lady, teacher in the gram
mar school Cambridge Massachusetts, has received let
ter from the authorities of Para stating that gentleman
recently deceased in Para has wed to her property to the
amount of $4,000. The beques, so unexpected comes
from disappointed suitor of the lady, who in despair of
his rejection years ago. wandered away to South
America, and made fortune there.
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mz- Medical Society OF tho Distrtct Of Columbia
will be held - O'Clock in the ash
for attending the funeral
DR. A. IioImead, late secretary OF the society.
ALEX J. sEMME5, NJ d.,
Oct Q7-It Treasurer and ACHING Secretary.
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CRIMES AND EXECUTIONS IN CALIFonsIA.--From the Is
of January LIST Of August 1856 there $40 muir
ders and lynchngs in California Two persons were law
fully hanged.
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SIKH dramatic entertainment Wednesday, October 81 1885,
The great tragic actress Miss MATILDA HERON, Camille.
@-2t
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FINANCIAL.

81 700 OO0 MoNny TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
snd personal property generally OF bought for
negotiated BUSINESS eonfdentia promptly enscused
~ 70 Nassau street, frst aoor, back once.
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DENTISTRY.

respectfully announce 70 his friends and patrons that
nc has returned from the South, with much improved
health and resumed the prsetee Of bis profession t AS
Broadway
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NJ to engage this lady will address the undersigned, d.
seeted to the care of D. II. Barnes, Albany,
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WANTED-A PURCHASER FOR OR A PARTNER,IN
attractive exhibition Only small capital required.
Apply ct l2S Nassau street, room No. 8, up stairs
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INSURANCE..

xIpcsANIcs PIRB INSURANCE conPANT.-cAPI.
M tsi ea6OAO-Ofnos, Shoe and LsaAhsY Bsah bufdfnx
n Broedway cbrn Of Chambers Conway ths
eapits having IN been psd n psspsrsd 70 nssrs build
sa abps n psrt, and thek eargoes house.
bold furnturs sad personal property generally, agisss
less or damsRs By favorable srms Losses squiA
~ aAustsd snd promptly pad.
Bxrnv b. DAwsos, secretssy.
DIRECTORS.
VIM H. De 0peeA James Msbout Freeman HsnA
Daniel P. snish, Aisxandsr Pkiiip, Alex. MsCotte
ghas " Copsaand, n.ahsn A. nsrsrs, Edw.rd De oreA
yohRK. Hora Jeha JAY, Bartlett Hmfsh
Plrxn n CooN surveyor
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTHD-BY A GENTLEMAN
" his wi children and maid for three months
Staten Island preferred Address Immediately stating
terms and iuil particulars, II. J. r., Herald once.
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THEATRE.
wi MRS, YEOMANS

respectfully to her friends and the public
she compelled In Of the precAons state Of
to leave this for South during the Hr
week Of June that she has accepted complimentary
benefit TO be given 81 the Metropolitan Theatre Saturday
evening" May &C. 1855, which occasion select at
be her last appearance on the stage.
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E,RANKLIN MUSEUM, NO. 80 BOWRRY. NEARLY
opposite the Bowery Theatre Performaaces every
terneon, At and every evening. at B.-S<angsrs
~ nts ast me h..H .hs nSm tse on sSe
with other original entertainments. Remember, No IS
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DEMovAL NOTICE-ALBERT n. NICeLAY HAs
IL removed from No. Broad street. 10 the spacious
brown stone store, No IL Broad street. whore ne hss IN
creased facilities for conducting various branches Of his bu
sns and win be happy see bis fenss aad pa
trons. ALBERT II. NIC0LAY, Real Estate, Stock ana
General Aucsionesr, Ne II Broad rrsst.
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THEATRE FOR RENT-THR BUILDING KNOWN AZ
the Pssan Theatre, situated on ST. Charles street,
tie furnisur. 60 Built for an amphthsAe IL
= ~ Net r. ~ ~, snn AZ saS .d ~
win BE- rem ed low and long lease given. desired For
New Orleans.
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LUCIE LErKvRE, succxss0l 70
M Madame !ierns Lefeyre hes shs honor 70 insvm ia
ladies that hsf drcesmakng has been rssv
cd from % walker street 70 $50 rsusth street, Nv dsers
west Of Broadway.
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The Board Of directors are
HENRY DAVIS, THONAS L. PRESTON
GEORGE STUART, VIM r. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM A. READ,

And g. r. II. GAHNE EFT u CHIEF EnEineeG.
WIN receive sealed proposal: for the above loan WHOA
THURSDAY the th day Of May NEXT to be then opened
she Of the Preidsns some other authorized
xbkIAN a. MULLER. s. Wan street.
York AnrI lR6k =
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IoAkp.-A PRIVATE pAxlLY HAVING TAKEN

oAkD.-A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING TAKEN
new and elegant brown stone house, containing all
modern improvements and having more room than they
une can accommodate three four single gentle men,
wo gentlemen and their wives with handsome rooms,
nished unfinished and with without board IS re-
red The house situated In West Twenty second street,
ninth avenue, and the unsurp sssed ~
entire beek composed Of frst class brown stsne housee
location 10 beautiful, being In the vicinity Of London
street and the kipp Brown lines Of stsges
And down the Ninth every few minutes, and
hin very short distance Of this house. To those that
sesrous esobtAining board in private family and thss
appreciate the comforts Of home this Offers rare op-
Iuni keferenoes yiven and required Address note TO
p Herald once which will receive immediate attention
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M lamont. PARIS And LONDON PHEslcdAN.
AVA Aqd surgeon, sN1bor Of the Medical Advtesr ssd ML
rage 0utds SS pAsss Is sasssvisss ma1sd ~ hin, salA
elossly, 70 any address for 3D. .oesyl,ss 81 e neaas
Sundays excepted Those q 2 distance tssatea ~
mendics DR. T. and his trsaties -Dspstch. Courtsr e
Et1Ns Unts DAY Book NY. Courier, National Demosrat&
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- Friend used before every ether remedy the snly
remedy that will dsappoint Quite original without
mercury mineral posons No tried Unortu-
nstss friend but expressed his admiration Of lie eject
equally pleasant ~ ssutAry Many cured BY one dos,
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REMOVALS.

DENTIsTRY -REMovAL.-DR. l. JARVIS, SUR
gson Dentist has removed to No. fS ST. Marks place
Eighth street. Second win DO at 453 Grand
street, daily, from 70 ga. n.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT OYSTER BAY, L. 1.-TWO
~ gentlemen and their wives: family Of or eight
PERSONS obtain board for the summer private FAINT
y residing farm In very healthy location distant two
hours from the city by railroad steamboat also ample
stable Testimonials Of the highest respec
liability given and required. Address call Mrs Mckib-
bin, 2l5 East Broadway.
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0ARD-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND A
few single gentlemen, can be sted With neat
furnshed rooms Cor unfurnished detirsd with full
tia beard. House first GLASS Bath gas, re- Apply NJ
Esst fifteenth street, between First and Second avenues
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GENTLEMAN AND LADY, OR TWO SINGLE
"a ladies, can be dated wtn elegant furnished
in quiet location. Inquire l5 Renwck street,
Canal N. B.-Apar and bearoom on the
first floor let.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
EURNIsHED ROOM WANTED by YOUNG WOMAN,
In quiet, retired part Of the city; small family
ferred. Address Confidence, Herald Office.
HOUSE wANTED.-wANTED TO PURCHASE, A
IL small two three story house, nicely furnished and
In good Eegborhood not above Twenty third street. to
from 0 500; 0U0 win be paid the balance TO
remain fer three years Address MEAD, box 167 Herald
Office for three days. giving description Of house aud loca
ton.
HOUSE WANTED. IMMEDIATELY-IN THE UPPER
IL part OF the city, between Eighth and Lexington
nues for three months longer by hmy Of three
sons Rent not over $500 per annum Address box rs
Post Once.
ITO PRINTERS-wANTED, A GOOD SECOND HANo
job printing press, Of foolscap size. Parties hsvins
suoh to dispose Of will be likely to find purchaser by
dressing John, Herald once.
yNANTED-FoR ONE OR TWO MONTHS THE USE
Of good large room, with furniture except
chairs located In part Of the city fer tie
pose OF exhibiting piano with attachment II
Broad other noisy street.
good price will be paid for that win suit. Address
5. o. D., room l2l Carlton House, for three days.
yUANrFD-IN HoBoKEN, ONE or Two BUILDING
w o convenient 10 the ferry Is by 100 feet suitable
building Address to Thomas Green No. Monroe street.
N. Y. Apply for two or three days.
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DECLINING CHAIRS
III Wheel chairs,
Chamber chairs,
Bed chairs,
efhce revolving chairs,
and variety Of chairs for nyAds By
n. w. KING SON,
468 Broadway and l00 Mercer street..
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ELLIS BENEFIT,
TONIGHT
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW.

ITO PERSONS GOING TO HoUSEKEEPIN0-YoR'
sale very cheap in genteel neghborhood, the furni-
ture Of large bedroom two closets aid pantry r
the Of ffty dollars everything extra sonlle &0t
saly IS Is . month. Please address O. r. H. HdU6S1ss
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TOHN R. SMITHS GRAND TOUR OF EUROPE
q AND SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL,
Ar CHINksr ASSEMBLY, ROCKS, $50 BROADWAY,
allowing ONE HurDR I'd VIEWS,
forty feet wide, OF the principal
CITIES AND OBJECTS OF INTEREST IN EUROPE
Every evening" At O'Clock, and every Saturday after
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A PRIVATE FAMILY, REsIDING ABOUT MILES
"a from the city, would like board aznlss
few single gentlemen for the The house Is
she wster bath house. Co. on the beach The air Il de-
hgntful and invgorating the
for miles ont 20 SEA- sabns for two horses
moderate Address 4. n Co.. box 4s5 Herald Office.
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A YOUNG LADY. OF AGREEABLE MANNERS .AND
"A temper wishes in the business and
having 500 to $500 hear Of good opportunity By ad
dressing Artist Broadway Post Once; location in Western
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-DR DUBOIS OFFICE
Agency for the exclusive treatment Of ali diseases fe
female dersngements from 81 g. Advise catis Csa-
sultatioss and letters Nail containing
20 served With advice and medicine by return post Rebel
guaranteed in sl eases Patients rsm distance provided
with eligible board, nursing and attendance.
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FEW MORE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, CHEAP
50 to IS rs per week. conveniences for keeping
ose; NO boarding house. Also some rooms and bedrooms
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pARNUA,s AMERICAN MUsEUM-NOW HERE THE
~ Swiss Bearded Lady and her Bearded Infant, who,
hsTs Msd In Nay the SONS OF TAs
NJ two pieces Maine Gantess nearly eight feet
high Dwarf Lady, only nches the Mermaid
living Ostrehes DC. Admittanoe Is CENTS children under
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TITO CAPITALIsrs.-THE rex AND WISCONSIN IN
provemest Company offer 10 ospitalsss for
the remaining half Of Their cent bonds $3.50 0O0
Abs February 1893 interest semi annually ~ the Bskh
Of North Americas city Of New York Thsss bonds
cured BY fr mortgage lands worth a low valss
Non than double the amount also upon the mpove-
meat ITSELF together With hs proceeds, wstee power a.
Insuirs u the oGse sf ths ssmpAny ~ Wan stssst-
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ITO v0CALISTs-WANTED-A PERSON TO PERFoRM
the duties Of chorser teacher Of vocal music in
Methodist Episcopal church, In central part Of this cty
Address box l92 Herald once. wy
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MUSICAL.

A LADY. TEACHER OF THE PIANoFORTE AND
"A singing, will give lessons at SO quaIter appcs
ton 10 made Immediately Undoubted reference given.
ADDRESS Music, Broadway Post Ooioe.
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THE MUSIC Wharf.-The DIsAGREEMENTs WHICH
have sxsted In the music trade for the past months
hs~e been amioaby arranged IL 10 agreed all the nom
oepyght music pubhed At the old prices shall be sold
1T 20 cent less than those prices which will TO
have reduced prices viii be sold 81
price, but future editions the reduced prios will
be left off, and astsrsk 81 substituted their stead we
have return thanks 70 the pubc for sra man
in the trade and 70 congratulate ourselves and cstem
honorable and satisfactory 70 all.
WIN HALL SON. No. 239 Broadway fouuoste thn pa
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
For the State Sentinel.
The CLEANING Rabe

One dimpled arm beneath the cheek was pres'l,
The other softly lay upon the mothers breast.
The deep blue eyes yelled, by the snowy lid,
Like yiOlets, meath bank from suubsams HID
The rosy lips by pearly links were met,
Aud moist as April buds by showers wet.
Back from the brow the dark, damp curls were
thrown,
Aud from beneath the pure white forehead shone.
! thought l ne'er had zazed on aughi 50 fair,
For holy Innocence WAS slumbering there,
An angel spirit. Ia an angels form
50 pure that evil feared % do il harm;
4 happy smile fitting DER the face.
Bright a. the ripple on some lake is traced,
A. though IN dreams, the angels from above
Were softly breathing messages OF love.
Pride, naughty pride, before that form grew mild
Aud even Grief forgot her woes and smiled:
The wording felt the cords Of earth we're riyen,
And something gently drew his heart 10 heaven,
And Vice abashed, bent low her head 10 hide
The burning bushes that her cheek had dyed,
Aud anger, hate nj envy, fed away,
As morning dew before The warmth vi day.
Dream ON, sweet Innocent 1 would moi mar
my happy dreams by words Of fear,
Or dark fOrebOdings of the clouds that rise
Ger cen the brightest and the fairest skies.
Too soon, th0nht lean to know what Ills 10 weep,
And yainiy seek in tears, thy grief 10 steep
Dream Oni now, Us in dreams, thy lifo Is east,
Iis purer, boiler, than twill be when passed;
Dream on bright, as thy frsf 50 be thy last
KATE LINDLEY.
IaaiauaDols Sent 4 l655