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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07
PRoHIBIToRY Law IN CONNECTICUT

TESTIMONY or THE REV. DIR. BACON.
AtaIecemt meeting in New Haven the Rev. Leon
ard Bacon, ID. d., made speech, Of which The Pa
lq}iDm gives the following sketch:
"Tle operation Of the Prohibitory Liquor Lawd
Ccnnccticut for one year, is matter OF Observation
10 Tie inhabitants OF the Safe Ii is 80 to the cihe
Of New Haven. lite effect in promoting peace, 3rdG'
quiet aLn general prosperity, no man can deny. he'e;
we owe it in part TO the good faith with when most
our merchants who had previously dealt IN liquor pre-
pared 10 renquish the traffic, and did rebnfuish Is
Aug l, 1854. They gave II up there veg no sue.
handed defiance 20 our law az there il TO the prsen
law in he City Of New-York. give your merchants
all credit for this bat suppose they iniended 70 GERS
Tire erd of the law By this very step. MecsA y
Probbit0ry Law. II Is not strictly 80. IL proyae
for the use Of liquors in iis legitimate purpose nov
the line Of conduct here adopted Yves 20 defeat
BIZ rendering void the portion Of which y esse1.s
10 its integrity But when 20, fair ballot YosO
the matter, the law was made wholly operative 'D'
went into complete action. ..k..,.
And never for twenty years has our ely Oeen -,
quiet and peaceful as urcer is action. II II =.
equally 30 for the year 10 come warn tnoss . ii
head OF our Government that the next eiecuv.
give a sony account of them The people ks -,
let them rule For law Is the expression u .oe -
senee Of the people. The enactment WHICH 49, =.
this sense is law; that which does not Is not Ian,
oppression Tie moral sense OF the peope ~ ~
thie traffic in intoxicating liquors. Inc IsasossI
that they see capital formerly swelling lne .J 40
private persons, and damaging the otae, In sr
other channels and benetting the Common sesS ssr
that il is evident that banded opposition o. 4,
dealers wac offered to ali previous lsss srss
subject Now this moral sense Of the Poop. srs
it, way into judgment seats, and judges ~ ye1
in accordance with il. For Constitutions o.
flexible affairs. a,SxFeD
When it is discovered, for instance, ns. .ss.,sra
is the end of man." why il is also easily as COZ
that the Constitution Of the United States ~ aS
structed fM no other purpose than to advanf Ear
terests Of Slavery. And 50 in this matter use
selling, there are lawyers who fad for ice 90 Be-.
Constitutions were made for liquor scum, ri .,y,
Christian justice makes It's way on, slowly D1 .pps
e on ~ 10 N reeogSppd a. an element q
throped in law. because it is enthroned N '.s re- b
and hearts Of the people. Now ! oehesy, into &
moral sense of the people Will not again ss,yors rps
cordance with "moral sense wiAen. hassiG
selling The prosecution of the business ~ .ho.e e.
cost more than it comes to on the par' u
gagged In IT,"
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THE IcE TRADE.-Accordirg 10 the August mum.
Der Of Hunts Merchants Magazine the fr-t cargo OF
Ice exported from this country was shipped from BOs-
ton in 1905, BY Frederick Tudor, ESD IL was shipped
to tie West Edies, but owing to various eircum-
stances, the investment did not prove successful 1t
was not until 1884 that Mr.. Tudor commenced realz-
ing profit from this business. In 1882 this gentleman
then the only person engaged in the business shipped
from Boston 1859 tuns. Last year there sent
fam there ls6 $40 tuus. The ice crop in the vicinity
amounts TO 2sj, 600 iuns.
Az OLD House GOSE.-The venerable Old man.
zion Of Henry Bromheld, Esq., at Harvard, was de-
stroyed by IRE on Friday afternoon II was built in
1895 for The Rev. John secomb the first minister OF
Harvard. The house wes insured for = OOO
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Tho resources Of this country, however, am con-
WINGED are fully equal 20 the most exreyagant repre-
sensations that have been made OF them and no one
who has seen, / have seen, the success aud opu-
enoe which planters from the United states have OBJ
tanned here simply by bringing with them The industry
and busness hab's az their native LAND, can doaot IL
availability az a field for emigration. / speak now OF
It's agricultural capabilities; Of its commercial aud
mining you shall hear IN future. W. =. 7.
y. She fOllo1ing important Prlyd'e letter from
highly respectable gentleman. DR.. Hogan, OF Costa
Rica, son may publish IL gives news Of interest,
showing that Walker is beirended by Costa Rsl. l.
has iusi come to hand.
SsS JOSH, July 25 less.
DEAR SIR: / have much 20 say, aud no time 20
You know OF the Riyas attack by Wake
Al he LeODeses who were with him. about eighty IN
number fed 20 Costa RIGS territory. An officer here
demanded their arms which they AT frs refused TO give
on the plea that Chamora would cross the lines
and butcher them take them prisoners TO Nicaragua
They were told by an O-icer that they would nO DC
allowed to be armed in the territory Of Costa Rca aud
II they did give up their arms, be with ms hity men
would fire on them aud take them BY fire.; but If they
peacefully gave No Their arms, they would be under the
protection Of Costa Rca. They gave up Their arms
and the escort were bringing them the arms 70 Guiana
caste In the meanwhile the Governor of me Province
cent these Gbout eighty men, meat md cheese, a..
We'll while they were il the territory Of Cost. Rics,
and unce tie protection OF this Government party
Of about ninety OF ChsmoTos men, under the com
rnand OF Juan Qur0z, entered the soil Of Costa Ri
and TOOK dbOuf twenty OF me men PRISONERS INC rol
were saved partly By fight and partly by the valor Of
.eant on The frontier who with only seventeen
men told Qpiroz on bis second vi=t on the first he
took The twenty. that he couli not take across
the frontier &c that they und-r the protection
of this Government, &c, tle result OF which Qu
roz left without any more. The other men were i'm
modaiely brought 10 The interior. The officers, among
whom is Medrigal-about eleven in number-are here
nov The men are a. Punie Arenas FED and supported
by the Government here.
" ell. the invasion OF territory have nj Dir.
Canea 70 Guanacase 20 raj C NJ once 600 men aud
demand an apology, restoration OF The prisoners, and
delivery OF the authorities that ordered the act OF iuva
SION If il is not granted send 500 men at the
instant from here, and march 10 Granada and there
dictate our terms. You cannot imagine how great Is
the Improvement in our troops since yoa saw them.
We have to-day 900 men a. thirty hours notice,
every way better, arms, better drilled, new cam
mons and artillery, 500 new rifes &cin fact we are
rather eager for fight, and think nov Is the time.
If the boys from here 20 yoar humble servant Is
with them.
BY the next mail particulars. remain, &e.,
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIpESr.-iaSstthe Geo
Hendricks Of Indiana TO be Commiss.onei " regoye
eral Land Office, in the place Of John son
Josiah Minot Of New Hampshire to De DC, Waldo r.
Of Per sions, in The place Of Lorenzo T.
signed. 80, rseh Agti'@ y,
the Treasury, IN the place of Josiah Mino' 'Ff
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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TENS ITEMS.
Our GalYnstnn dafes ar,

Our Galveston dates are TO the 26th inst.
Political discussions are the order OF the day all
through the State. Every day the appearance OF the
crops improves. They give promise OF beautiful
haTvest.
The following arc the nominations of the American
party:-For Governor, the Hon. David {. Dickson
of Grimes; FOR Lieutenant Governor, the Hon. W.
G. w JOwers Of Anderson; for Commissioner OF the
General Land Office stephen Crosby; for Con yress in
the lst District the Hon. L. D. Evans OF Harrson for
Congress in the Hid District, the Hon. John Hancock
OF Travis.
The shin Middesex arrived a. Arkansas with over
1900 United States recruits, who, under the consider
ate arrangements Of Major Chapman, Quaytermaster,
were forwarded direct from the ship to Corpus Christi
thus avoiding the customary instances OF drunkenness
desertiOn and drowning.
Considerable sickness prevailed during the month Of
June, especially among uneeclimsted settlers generally
in the country but reliable reports from the interior
now state that II was absted and there s al resent
very little sickness of any sort.
Tie Austin State Times gives long account OF the
Indian depredaiioDs on the frontiers II says Major
Neghbors entertains the opinion that the In ians on
the Reservation could be made available in detecting
and capturing the maraudng bands which attack the
frontier settlers. There are now 249 Comanches on
the Reservation They never left withou, men 70
look after Them and they under regulations which
allow them little opportunity to steal. The Tunes
:. Major Neishbors viii offer every facility to aid in
puuishing party of Indians who have made fOrays
upon the settlements He will furnish guides and IN
formation. l; is shrewdy suspected there are others
beside Indians engaged IN the late murders and
tLeils "
There a number Of German traders among the CO.
manohes, from whom stolen horses have been taken.
They supply the Indians with powder and lead and
cause great deal Of trouble.
On what is called the Lower Reser ya.on there are
about 600 Indians They have 400 acres Of corn
in cultivation, and the prospect OF making their
bread is fair. With these people The feeding policy
works well.
The Central TeraR states thai letter received at
Anderson, from Houston. announces that Ex-Governor
Wood has Withdrawn from the Gubernar0rial canvass.
The HHHtsUtAe Item states tia, the Hon. j. b..
Robertson declines being candidate FOR Lieuten
Governor, though thoroughly opposed TO the Know
No;hpgs and the State system. DR.. Robertson wishes
10 prevent a division of he Demo ratio vote.
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The NEW GOVERNOR or kASsAs.-We learn from
The Detroit Advertiser OF Wednesday that the Hon.
John l. Dawson, the newly appointed Governor Of
Kansas, Is now al The new City OF Superior, a. the
head Of Lake Superior, Of which place be s proprie
tor. His partners are senator Bright Of Indiana the
Pierce, and other pets of the administration. We
should not be surprised ii il turned out that somebody
holds lew shares for Pierce, notwithstanding his pre-
tended Indignation at Governor Reeder's alleged spe
culauons. Governor Dawson was kept st home be-
cause be voted for the Nebraska bull but The Afser-
User says that be has recently declared hs, he re-
grei,ed be had gwen such VOTE l. nus, soon be
Known whether bis egrets are deep enough 20 proven.
bis becoming re .ecl q re Assourl rzaiGns
ilSStesss DeEa..-l-
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AURA KEENE's VARIETIES
~ L.fs,gs Baldins' BrO,d.sy. O'posits BOndst


TO THE PUBLIC
MISS LAURA KERSE respectfully appJuncos this, hsvns
ssd for term Of FIVE years ths ee.qfa The.t'r recently
erected BY Mr. Lsfsse entire establishment h.s been reno
yad and rsdecoasd The FRS ere viii bs appropriated 10
Boxes suit able for families and it IL beloved vi oo
found desirable portion Of the house for the appreciation
eesset Dramatic sntstsnneots which II 10 ss our
po.e Of the offer for public spprovs and a1
cation The Balcony and Psrqust wu b arr inged WITH d.
rect regard 10 OF every patron OF this portion OF the
beu,e and the which have been ids up N
H. st.gs is hSeny snnep sted viii give entire ss,c
Ton 10 The public Tue froscenium hiss been nget sod
PAINTED and 90 beshtebed display the esp .ity Of fs
Stage according this original design Of the Asbitset ths
so-pery much arged and viii ensbs the Diree
s 70 produce drsu .c .fe'1 in .ye Of besuJ and gan
d.ur never surpassed In the metropolis The Musical Depart
add entail will be Of the highest ehsnct.
sDs such attention will be borrowed upon the Ballet 70 make
IL the most complete and ctve In this country For tbs
ductios Of COMEDIES, DRAMAS and BUR'EtTAS,
Company OF vsed 10 numbers and talent has been
has been sp,red TO orm such combin
alton a. TO inwe the greatest dram attic sensh and en.bs
the the distbucn Of the various ross to
junction with ersenbs
81 art such a. hitherto upkDows in this country
MISS LAURA KEENE respectfully submits the names Of
those who will aid her her Efforts contribute 70 the pes
urs Of the public and trusts th,t tbs Determination TO secure
for each the best talent sill nset with the sppre
Aton those whose encouragement will stimulate Dor In th
and each rucceeoing seeson 10 construct the most
ELEGANT DRAMATIC ESTABLTSHMEN
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~ TIE
UNITED STATES
DRAMATIC ARTISTS.

ID x A NJ A T l {
Mis- LAURA KEENE,
From WLlaek's
Mrs. ABBOTT.
From Broadway
Mis- ROSALIE A. DURAND.
Firm Burton's
Miss Kate REYNOLDS.
IRON Broadway and Buttons
Mrs. w. HOUGH,
From Broadway
Miss EMMA HALL,
From Made Vestris's Lyceum
fhester. London
Mics NARY MARSHALL,
From Ch.rles Kear's Piin-
cen's Thester, London
Mrs CARPENTE I.
From Broadway and Burtons
Miss ANNIE WALTERS
From Burtor's
Mr,. FRANK REA,
Miss FANNY DEAN.
From Wa.laeks
Miss LAURA BISHOP,
From Wsllsck's
Hra LISTER,
FROM Thester, Baltimore
Mis- CLARA CUSHmAN,
FROM Eew-Orlssns Thester
Miss MINNIE SCOTT,
From Boston Thestsr
MiA ADA CLIFTON,
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Il COMPANY
"a SOW plEPARIp TO psLL eva HILLioHs % AcRrs
sElEcTEB
PRAIRIE. FARM AND WOOD LANDS.

m TRACTS OF 40 ACRES AND UPWARD,
20 v purchasers on long credits md ct low rS Of interest,"
.usSns Of thu: RAILROAD which runs from north
DE south Of the State Of Ino II pa.'e, rom enc
70 the richest and fertile Prses Of the STATE
dotted here aud Their. whh magnificent Oak Groves The o
SEQ. opening Of nearly SO miles OF IN rosd throws opsn ne
nile. on sseS sts cir, through IL entiI. length
,.i, rons md peculiarly tred foe suns sheep
and the cultivation Of wheat, isdisn corn, &c
,r.. Usually s.ys the COS. Of po.ns sOmeanos fencing
Wheat sOwr on new yield very large pcts
biz 70 too .rss pr day contset. can B. nsds for bs.
ing ready for corn or wheat at y 20 - per sers aai
asd under high state Of cultivation the second year.
Yh. Isse the ese.v l.nd. Of nlino owe. phseS
than esn TO ps, the dasrsnos o. nsaspo.oo %
ns town. snd vss. along lie Of this road sd<d grew
ting boone demand ff farm psoduee Observation-Disclosures.
.nd xUod se ss r;s I0ss tho road n''n p'n
Parties having In visv Io.s kansn Neof.fs o. hrnssaa
sounry west Of The Mississippi destitute d RAILROAD. Tia.
she ecuvenienes sfrssPcnt T.n and produce nun tam
E.rsn msist sgfcieaa Of sef peg the investment u
from go si5 per acre higher than governments I.ad.
from the inSos q the esanny 90: q he Mississippi 70
.. L.ssn m.Ls ths. the fss...r r.. find maah more pro-
me. t 1'. Ak 90 o, & .ss,,, To location.
fssy 10 Cooseh for deeds may Be made daring the yea,
l dpustnf TIE p.eh.se money 70 be pad i've MINUS
s.ot1sse he othss sanu.y tA.e.st fss - p.ymse. wa
Seooms due The ed Of tie Year o date Of contrast
By I'd section Of the Aos Of the Lessture approved 20
February 1851 these snds free from TAXATION until they are
pd snd dsed conveyance granted 70 tho purchaser
uYxlIr WILL - cHAiexo At OILY TWO PER ersr rks
ASIuM-
A security fx the psrbrmsnee OF the contract ne ern
yeey interest must Be psd h sdvnee bot mus 30 an
iersod thai enssnh he land pareAAss, shah yearly Be
sussh. snder sulvson Longer eredz s1 pr cent par
snnun may ss negotiated b. special sYphssoc Lvsa PEI
from the credit price vii be deducted Tor cash IN which
sAs hs Compsnys Construction bonds vii b reeetvsd casa
believed ths. The price long credit and low r.tss OF IN
aaD1red doa IN sash and ordinary indasry 70 make hnse
ndepeods before al the purehsss monsJ becomes dss Mean
seaasd thar vsee four Eve fold When repaired sIpe
dsaeed person Win soeonpIy applicants 70 eve niNna;ios
uA "a b sslecs1nG lan1A
Lsss Psss showing tie prsss oesaee 81 he Lands hroash
he esas, may Be the oss 6uaa posts< Fats -
gul3s 10 pat Of tho sonpsnys Isna cad Psuh sts
soetsnns ntsrsstnS nfscuass sooompsasd By uunscos
lss from resreotAAe fsrnsu throuaoss ths Sac -
- % spplcsasa sAs oes Of Conpsay Ne So ha-
ss". escAfa n CHAhLks = DV igi "a.
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A X II y.
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN.
from Burton's
Mr.. CHARLES Sass,
OF the Psrk Thestsr. fret sp
pssrance In this city In 4 years
Dir. HARRY BALL,
from Wal sck's aud Buttons
mr JOHN DY0Tr,
From Wslsck'ssnd Burton's
Mr.. Y. c. WEMYS5,
Prom tho PAX Thsster
Nr. 7. b. JOHNSTON,
From Burton's
Mr.. II. Nc oOUALL,
From Broadway
Mr. T. WATSON,
Rrc m p dnoess's Thee, London
Mr. GEORGE vINING
Mad. vsstriss Tnester, London
Mr. THOS. CHANDLER,
Laura Keene's Tbes,er, Baltic
Mr.. Taos. PRICE
From Boston Thsatsr
Dir. FREDERICK LISTER,
Mad. Thillon's Opera Com pany
Mr. FRANK TREVOR
From Wallscks
Mr. FRANK REA.
From Wsllscks
hr. FREDERICK KING,
From Arcb-st., Philadelphia
Mr.. CARPENTER,
from Arch-st Philadelphia
Mr.. CHARLES,
From Arch ct Philsdslphs
-DfRECTRE ESQ
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, DECEMBER H. 1855.

Tor SALE, or EXCHANGE for WESTERN
u LASDs-An asrni .nA sassssatsy b1it hoU 81, IA
Of Brooklpn Iequirs Of l. 3 HOrCHkIS5, S1 brosarr
EOR SALE-A FARM containing ll2 acres,
stu.td in New Jersey hsars tiss By rsirosi
depot. large timber land ssnes unisr big, state ot
euliy,on has good d-eiirs hssss barns -pd ohs out
buildings For particular, sppy % T. FOR No - Court
l,not,.
TAYLOR & HAMS Real Estate Brokers and
j Land Agents. NJ l2 Leves 10 TaTs Psons. IL-Par-
eh,ps and Selg lie .nE and Rsehns Lad HOu'ss snd
o,hsr property Locain. Titles Negotiating Lo,ns oa RsA
Estate have for sale $50 80 worth Of ehoi,s
and ,psDdd FARMING LANDS. Improved AID aaiuPoVei,
s 81, on the most ,e to- All Mschand.s drssted
70 the Cus Of J. B. TAYLOR. f< here % sss~hsss, shall
have suentoo. hEfss TO- .,
Geo C. Be.tor Esq Jchn Frpk E'l, r hs1hds II.
Bakers, A L. Msrymso, Ess Peoh. H9oI J. =; Mscars
A Griaey aud X. Il. Fell, Oomipgton Jewsl dsnioa
Co and Ano. Billings E.q. Ee~ YORK. D. Krsish Co
6iOs Gfn Go, Sei:,sD II &c s ,Sr .,J !sns
seb.-a.r Baltimore; Hor.ee Billing, E-a Besroao sn H.
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&c Dt0E II Map gsnfern.

TIRE MOTHER Of n from T. 10 In the ctr.
Il .ot be vii s,f hg 81 Ne. IS Esr srosAw.J
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Deepening Of the celebrated EGYPTIAN
~ COLLECTION No. 80 Brosdvsy, with imp rant sidi-
1hz vsusbs Msseun Of Anuqudss contains m'o
than eleven hundred objscu Admission . e.nta
CPIRITUALISM DEMONSTRATED.--Mr..
- COAE Rsppns Writing Ter Msdiu No ll's ofahu
few OF Brosdv.y Pub e circles d.ly t0I,
to II to and y TO "a .. m. Admiaoo % oea'A
vste stung from 70 10 e. IN u 20 8 and 10 p m
UsICAL PARTIES Priv ste and social par,
1NI tee Tan bs furnished With MUSIC, and any na ,
nusos Instruments Harp Pi.no Violin, he. y IN -n''
application 70 PHILIP STRAUB No 70 Aarpod nSs i'''
e. p obstruction given the Piano Forte.
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Gbanres fox Bnsiness Ellen.
RARE CHANCE for MAKING Nc

NAM CHANCE TOT D1hNINU HOA'I1f
n We call the attention of sl ~i'hng to enlist In profit
.bs business 70 STEVENS PARs0NSS celebrated b;osd
cst SEED so AER ps,ented Nay o. 1855. This nsehin
suIpsss all obe for grain 1t espable OF sowing 10
more and with the greatest sccurscJ per
feet aor enabled s kinds OF grain thick
or THU may choose This machine snols
In Il. cor liable OF ordsr boy
WITH boiso do In the tune by
time at tbs Western Hotel New York where RIGHTS for
New and Ohio w be sold ~ Counties or state right
$50 California aud Oregon. Great for spsoalsts 10
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EOR SALES 600 ACRES Of COAL LAND,
II In the County Of Wyoming m virgins, the Court
House Tus River ana srsneh Of ,hs Big ssady
River Of which navisable The Wood worth 80
per acre. Tho Land is simsbly adapted for Gruns and
Agricultural purposes covered with heavey timber coasng
OF Red White Black Oaks Chestnut Black Walnut Pop
lar Red Cess, White and Yeow Pine and White Asn, With
Water Pow or for s and mills h,srs nd setted
and improved by raj road from Richmond City to Big 5.niy
River branches GuJ sndot and Tug Rivers All the
tye are nayisable for 10 steemboats and from Richmond
CITY they can be transported to Norfolk Vrgsa, and there
shipped to any port the Atlantic Ocean Good rosds aod
csnais Title perfect Terms 90 per acre Apply TO VIM.
sLOANAKER Real Estate Broker north east corner OF 10th
and CIr,en..ts PhilAde lpha City.
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Drp Sooss.

sCLANXETS.-2O cases ribboo-eomnd family
D sts from ersdlsrre IA and Ct various Suslt
pase.hsg with Negro, Indian and Horse Blankets. ko0 -
soshd.l, .aA 0ouls Mills Wtl b sold lew.
nFsNITa 4 Co. Azeata, No II ErostwSy-
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TIHE AGENT FOR the Sale of the English Patent
The be .ebine 10 nay bs together 9TH the 'ts
Lovejoy. Hotel New YOrt Promp attention given % 'ay
cornmunIea ion address TO tbs AIett, 1870,
s Y MATHEW Lovejoy' Hotel
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Daneius Academies.

A DODWORTH's PRIVATE DANCING
IA ACADEMIES
No 800 Broadway, EewYork,
No. 1877 Monssxue place, Brooklyn,
now open for tbe Pupils commence At any
time Circular. explaining time ana terms. can DO had At the
Academies
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a i FK1F II oALE-A LO1 OF urOOND
N at RAW NsWOOD the East River 20 feet wide BY
feet fronting East River and Vernon with
frame Gothic house feet vide BY 50 feet deep with
pi.zza wide uory and attic, oiled in with all the
modern improy bathpso)m, bot ana cold water,
furnace and lrse dry cellar cemened floors Nc Barn In
ste Of containing .taberoom with four st, hand
.cusy n,h.d c.uassroom ice mouse &c For ps'ticu
lars inquire Of BAkEa WEEKS, Auconeers, No Pine
At. Neg.York
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DOR SALE One Of those very desirable RES
IDENIEs on London Terrace West d three tory aud
sic furnace ga &c Inquire TIE premises No IS London
Terrace. Possession early IN the Spring.
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GhlCULI hAL mi LIT -, ~,
An establishment it'll trade OF 90 600 yes-which may b
indefinitely incresedtn Of the most dourshins inland
nities of he State IL FOR SALE. Stock hand, about
90 600 vii be sold for discount Address AGRICULTURAL
STORE Tribune Once.
COMMISSION BUSINESS.-Wanted, respOn-
" .ibe House to take the AGENCY and SALE Of GOODS
from .rse ishment In this vicinity, who
VIII s,vanes s cash and aeceptsnces for which they
can have the secuy The goods sell readily for esb or
yery shcrt credit TOE Of saes from 5000 O9 10
sfS 900 per year. Address AGENCY Tribune Ofhce
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nor SALE or EXCHANGED FARM of 81

il ser.s tneludns Crops Stock, Farming Implements
Household Furniture &c susted In Rockand County T.
II miles railroad depot at Clsts.o~n Good 8udins
Fruit Sc Land 10 good cultivation. level and free from
stones; 20 miles from Nev. York fare IS cents:
JOSEPH DAWSON, Hanover Building,
cor William and Pearls
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NOTICE is hereby given that application IA.
been ~. to the Comusdoners OF "a. snkss lgad o.
tho stsfs OF Ohio for tie renssa Of ths olo.nf
which been lot roen wa Csrt'hes s No - ~
Hovrmh.r is4 State Sir Per Cent Stosk Lo,n re-
de-m.bIe after 1870 issued ALBERT label, so i've
hundred dollars.