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sla 9rIsaIa AaiIn Crescent.
rBiDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 70. 1858.
southern. 4 vIcksbsrg Rallrood.


This important road which runs ont irom vickt
bnsE to Jackson, Tho capital Of Mississippi, theme
on q Braa5eai twelve miles, and thence 10 Mortol
Station ID sa6st county, some twentysix miles, ha
encountered good fortune lately which ensures it
early completion eastwardly until it connects viii
some onaof the Alabama railways. The iron negotia
lions which the President has been prosecuting in
England for some time past have turned out success
fully Speaking Of this satisfactory intelligence the
Yickshurg Wing Of the 26th says We briefly stated
in onr last Issue, that VI q smsdes President Of the
Southern Railroad Company, had returned from
England on the Europa, reaching New York on the
22d, and that he had succeeded in the object Of bis
visit To England. We have since learned from Dr..
Emanuel. the Weep President Of the Company, that
Mr. smedes, On bis reaching New York, telegraphed
him that be had secured all the iron the road requir-
ed This news win no donbt take many by surprise
Il marks an important IRA ID the destiny Of Vicks.
burg il w haze the happiess effect on this portion
Of tie State from its western to its eastern line and
success no less beneficial To the interest Of the
whole public than 1t is gratifying to the friends of
Hi smedes The difficulties Nj. smedes had to con
send with III England were Of the most serious char
agter and wonderful, in the face OF such oppos
tion that his labors should have been 50 fully crowned
Mten auSlssss fl0hsuATB anu tHe 0tAte OF MlsSS-
sippi may well be proud Of such q citizen, and while
We rejoice At his success and his safe arrival Ut New
York. after hazarding twice in one short month the
perils Of the ocean, We also congratulate his Com
pany and tho frier of.the road everywhere on this
glorious event securing, it does beyond all ques
ton, the completion Of the entire road within two
years from this time.n
We trust our eotemporarys auticipations may be
realized to the fullest extent that the road may be
completed to the Alabama line at an early period.
and that Central Mississippi through which the road
passes, well as VcksbUrg, may reap rich and per
manent advantages therefrom. The Southern Rail.
road traysrses nearly the geographical center Of the
State east ana west and the country adjacent to it,
is, b d general thing, admirably adapted to the
growth Of cotton and all other Southern products.
The completion Of this road will inevitably add to the
wealth. and increase the prosperity Of our sister State
althoughn both Of these elements Of greatness and
strength she Il noW prominently and proudly conspi
bnons
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Politics must certainly pay when its deyotees
can afford to submit to such generous depletion for
the good of the cause.n
4 new FIVE act comedy Of New York life, written
by Dr., Wainwright, son Of the late Bishop vain.
wright Is to be produced at one or our theaterg in
about fortnight, It is said to be ceyery written.
ENNTAINE
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President or Secretary of the Engineers Associa.
ton Inspector o. Weights and Measures. q. Agent
Of 4nglo.Saxon. H V. S. f. MARKS, P. NJ.
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GentIenlen's List

Young Mary Madeline mrs Y Dung Lizzie miss
Young Mary mrs
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RATHER CrTrING.-The jackson tMiss1 Eagle o
the 18th, has the subioned rather significant para
graph
We learn that Gov Melville has given out the con.
Tract Tor building the New Orleans, jackson and
county friend suggests that We elect Col 6rana
o. Ghoetaw, next Governor and he will give out the
contract to bis place in Choctaw then elect Hon,
hheueen Davis Governor, when he will give It ont to
III P Nv, n Monroe and by this policy we will finally
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-29

LIST OF LETTERS
UncRIIed for and Rem aiming IN the Post
Office at New Orleans up to
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1855.
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KILLlNG AT FoRr Dgposrr.-A man n,r,o5 a.
FEY, while IN state Of intoxcatien, was stabbed II
the groin by another mar named Mclaughlin If
Fort Deposit, Lowndes county, on Thursday last
ana died shortly after from the wound Bussey bas
sen trying LOT some time to raise difficulty with
Wound when assailing Mclaughlin with d Knife
shortly before this he brandshed knife and pistol
ana declared he could whip any one ia the crowd,
Mobile Advertiser 9th
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- ady being asked the other day why she cheese
NJ ~ is sbi single fe replied simply because and
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you don't want woman 70 60 astray the sooner
yoa provide her WITH baby the better. 70s1-s'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


1HrRsDAY, June 17-GP. NJ.
Financial Affairs drag their slow length along and the
prospect by natiering The banks have about
abandon vi al hope Of finding active employment for their
idle fund.-, and manage 70 speculate little In Treasury
notes They loan willingly upon the most worthless kind
Of fancy railroad Stocks but get even Of that bus
ness as much as they want Busness paper continues
scarce. The absence Of business prevents new supply
Of notes from coming upon the Market and the old
ture the line OF loans becomes reduced The banks have
only been able 10 keep up their discounts by The pur.
chase Of Treasury notes There not enough speculs
ton going on IN stocs 70 give activity 10 money and the
merit sixty days IRE likely DO duh and az stupid in
Wall street and al the Stock Exchange az ever before
known The bulk Of the business doing among the lsgn
mate mercantile classes is merely articles Of genera
necessity All great staple products move sluegishy
and merely In the proper channels for consumpton We
about the close o. the last producing season
and about entering upon q one, with prospects Of
harvest before equaed Prices for breadsus rule
unusually low for the season. and the crop 70 near
al hsnd that cannot look for any improvement The
dculty realized last year In regard 70 op prices does
not exist this year. for the producing classes are now
pretty well ured 70 low pons, and VIII No; hesitate 70
realize rapdlys possible This win haze good eT,~
upon the general bufiness n the co-ntry and DO much
toward the liquidation q adt dual Indebtedness Lnch
er crop, at even fsr prizes, viii 10 much towards oxi
eating the Agricultural caes from on tbCr old ps.uns-
ny difficulties snd soon e. hey get once more out CT
dett The aenrr a business OF NE country viii rtriiy a-
prove lbs 3 ne gr-rd point % tsep r vew. Trco
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Know Korwsa Party UNDER a NEW HAir.--Durins
ne last week convention Of the citizens OF Della
who opposed 10 the national Administration was
held stDoEer. About tro Thousand persons are said 70
have been prese~t whoh s great crowd for the little
Diamond slate" The convention very enthusiastic
A"peopes party" was organized upon the basis q popa
lar soveregnty aud protection 10 American industry.
PRExeSSubt CaEDDlns.-The MISSISSIPPI Demorai
comes cot with memoir Of Hon. Aaron " Brown, Post
Astas General and urges his nomination for the next
prcriccpcy
ne pauitng CgarioS has an article in favor OF hon.
Aberi G. Brown Uniscd yates Senator from MssssYpi,
~ ne same oncs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

ACTION AGAINST A RAILWAY CovpANY.
June ib.--L7cis n Griffin ", he Nc,o Fork and Hu-
m Railroad This action for damages for piury
the plaintiff who IL dock builder he was travel.
hrg In the dcfendant' the 10th January, 1854
When ~ White Plains the ropr NJ the rats q
my miles an hour, when they suddenly stopped by
which the smoking car, In which plaintiff sitting be-
came detached and was actually prcciptated
fell the end actually rolled over three times before
y came 70 stand still Of the rails burst through the
bottom OF the car tearing the seats apd impapg
plaintiff in the rurs his left leg very much acerated
and fesh wound was inflicted bis head which had 10
be STITCHED up he has not been the since and
has been obliged 70 give up his business he beng Grip
pie 10 The present day
Verdict FOR plaintiff 81 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

Four THOUSAND Ersur HUNDRED DOLLARS
sro1xy Mr.. Pratt, director Of the Bank OF
New England, Of Past Hadcam, len a package OF tho
bills OF that bank amounting 10 ~ 500, with the clerk OF
the American Hotel yesterday for SAFE keeping over
night Tie clerk was informed that the package con
tanned valuable papers" The clerk threw package
ipo tho deck. During the night the desk Vas opened
perhaps during the evening when not locked and
the package absracted The bills had been redeemed In
Boston, and taken from the Phenix Bank BY Mr
Pratt yesterday afternoon. Hs return them " the
bank at Fast Fla fdam 70 day. They were new bills
Hartford 7igncs, JUNE rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

CwAr cos LOTTERY COMMITS TONER'S ENDORSED
- By the kaycr aud Posim ssier Of Augusta and
United States Senator OF Georgte
CARD
AID crRTIrrclrss THE sAron
orHERs or TIVE CRY or AUGUSTA.
AuousTl. RfcHso~p County GEORGIA.
This certify tbst We have euperintended the drs wings
Of the tparta academy Lottery Samuel Sven Go mann
Rerp sf Augufs Georrs from the OF ifs
drawings and stu continue 10 superDtend The ssme Each
drawing solely snd exclusively under control and
can sssu,e The public that the managers Of bcuor
reepecatiay and fair dealing. and everything connected
w III tho erre business carried on w,t he raoat ecrup~
lous and eyso, integrity.
f RRbf Il ng 3. sssxRprs, ,Cornuiss'Oner-'
AuGrsrA, Ca, June Z, ls5a
AucUsrl "a, June 7, 1879
From long personal acqusnsspce 9Th Jeon r. nugss suf
rredericO Bsrber we take pleasure In ceriur .fi
tpey are mon OF the highest iegy and prohig And ms
Community are esteemed and regarded ~ highly hrofar
and worthy c,izena Hon. CDtLhN
Mayor Of ths cfv ~ trrHs's4
JAAE- n ENyTHa, tsu
Postmaster Of ~ r,.r n AuRueiA
Hon JOHN - KIM
Formerly unea states leSsi0r.
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can be pea bona dc progrs towards better All more
active times until the great Of the people are
condition 70 enter largely into consumption
AZ the 6lock Exchange to-day We tendency or prices
W. upward, upon rather limited amount Of business
Ia Crosse land grant bonds advanced per osst Della
ware and Hudson, ~ Pacific Nail Company, ~; Erie, u;
Hudson River Railroad, N Cleveland and Toledo, II Nil
wauke and Ahsi1pp, " Michigan Southern, preferred,
fell of u per cont Galeua and Chcago lower At the
opening but improved before the close and e of yes
terdsys prices Chicago aud Rock Island appears to be
more depressed and the sales short 10 day unusual
~ largo Western railroad stocks generally were freely
offered and closed dull
At the second board lower prices ruled in nearly every
stock sold There quite active busioess, ana
good many time operations Illinois Ccptral bonds de
clned per cent Reading, u; Michigan southern old,
NJ Galena and Chicago, l. Chicago and Rock aiaad, q;
Delaware and Hudson, n; Hudson River Railroad, u.
The market appears to be gra duay, but steadily setting
down. the best thing speculators can do to let
sink until IL reaches bottom hard enough stand upon
few weeks may important change for the bet
ter but ct present it will he fcult 70 arrest the down
ward current principal speculstors Of the street
are Sellers and the abundance Of stock on the market
affords fine facilities for operations for fall
The transactions the Clearing House 70 day were
follows:-
fetal exchar $ls 642 s9a -
Io'a paishces A"o' ooS or
The steamships Hermann and Warrington, Of the old
Bremen lne sold at auction To- day for $47 600
The sale, we understand, was actual.
The Boston and Maine Railroad has declared dividend
of three per cent payable July the PNnburg Railroad
Company has declared semi annual dividend Of three
per cent pay able July l. to holders Of stock l7th
The receps Of tdewaser By tie canals Of this State,
of -four wheat and barley, for the second week 10
June, in 1857 and 1858, have been - follsws:-
Flour, b6ls What bwsA Corn, bush. Barley, bu.
16T...... 23,977 1880 80 64s 1895
1855. .... 69,649 273797 l62,223 16 $50
Increase 45,672 200,ol7 l2s,b76 13,50a
The aggregates OF the receipts Of the above Articles so
far, for the years 1867 and 1858, have BEEN
Flour, bts Wheat bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bg
lsbI...... i067O 626.49l 1852 lO3,72S
lSss..... 3l3,25s 2,355,2ee 66i,s44 2el ,476
Increase2s2,6S8 1,749,S07 1852 1s7.74S
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Net earnings. $50 9l7 II 3e3e6 ~ Inc sie.oi
The gross earnings Of the Mwauke aud Horizon Rail
road for the month Of Nay amounted 10 Ella $50 co. Of
which se,sos % Vas from reish. and 81 bs5 SO from
passengers.
The earnings Of the northern division OF the Chicago
81 Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad NAY amounted 10
so,lo6 OIL
The earnings OF The Chicago S. Paul and Fond du Lac
Railroad during the FIRST three Eve mouths we're az
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MeaNeg Uuylsw Wnhaus, Prcv1aexee
eean0 OuseelA. knnA. New-cA anA New Lennon.
One bark, unknown.
ssanshps xanearoo Bz,. Livspeoi; Philadepha. HAva
Wind during TIE day eSE.
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Fort OF New York, June NJ, 1855.


Fort OF New York, June ~, 1858.
CLEARED.
steamshr Philadelphia, Harrison, Havana andsNew Or
ship Y Worse Dissmore q, John Mo Duncan %.
Bsrk Constitution tBrerl Laner Rotterdam " d schrdt
Bark 0ustaye lfrem), Gasken, Demonstration Huger
Bsrf Kvelyn, Harrington, 3, MIchaes-wsish Carver
Chase.
ERris Avcrdae, Dir, Gardiner--C &rJ Peters.
Brig Jas Drvia Staples Bostop-H n Brookmsu 90
rchr Anna Maria Hartick. West Indies-1 Eager
ecm Vivid. Norris, ~ John, MD Dewoif
schr Day ChAmpsin, ssonington-Hennings, Muller
se5p victory. GisddIng Newpor,-J Edwards
ARRIVED
s.esmshir s.roria Ham, Ehlers, Hamburg June l. and
southampton June an, Al PM with mdse,and 4 pasen.
Kunardt 90. Has experienced westerly winds the
sen.t Zoe from ss eis SAILED r9ush
abe lay 70 Tor hours account Of the fog pilot from
the station boat beween the shehp Sandy HOOK Istb
painted black showing red burree with white name in T.
Steamship jamestown Parrish, Rscsmopd Ac win mdss
seau.sp Roar che. hence for Norfolk passed
ssesmshp Thee swan, Bscser baltimore and Norfolk with
mdse W n Cromwell Co. 18th inst At Pm passed shp
Bris ereeouve OF Bangor, EdrIdge, cardeuss June p
and FOG the passage he'd pc, on board dsy.
Frg zAbeth Greenlaw, CALAIS days with lumber, 70
Bre Isrek oichrs Rocslsna days. with stone for Fort
r.chmtnd
tclr Coward t0f Bar~ch rickerson, Pcrt Spain Tri.
nj al l. dayr viii sugar rod cocca master "a inst AZ
suchor ~ leland ~ sorbrerq spoke sp Humphreys,
ns5 e. os ~ tae aa 80. aLont ne l.h or ica'
aermer Delaware C0Des gaadelpnis
Biesnasr foDpska, SushHAn, New Bedford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
CITY COmMERCuAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 17-6P.M
BREADsrUFFs-Four-The market ~as less buoyant and
active, and the speculative feeling noticed yesterday par
tally tuosded while prices receded about &c. 10c. per
Dbl The sales embraced about 1000 900 bbs. at
prices within about the following range Of prices -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
Mcv,m,ps. In U,., r.,.,.

BIZ a. J. Bcecker, Son 4 Co.
parcel on n. g 12i,h st., 2s6 feet W. sth ave:
size ~ 6 by half the block ............... % 900
By VIM. m Franklin.
lots On ~ W. corner OF I'd ave. and seth a., each
% by 100. each 400
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

Reducing the wheat 10 fur the OF receipts In
1858 over 1857 is equal to 592, $50 bbs
The Rock Island and Peoria Railroad, alluded 10 day
two since, IL thirteen miles hong, and south from
the city OF Rick Island to coal mines near the vii
lage Of Coal Valley; but six miles from Rock Island It
Crosses MI Creek, where IL is reported TO have sus
tanned some damage The Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad has connection with II. The latter east
from Rock leland and is in perfect order well the
Bureau Valley branch About forty feet of the track
washed away some ten days ago, and four
thrown of the track, without injury 10 the passengers
This damage repaired Immediately and has sus-
taiped other
The Transit Railroad of Minnesota has been put under
contract for seventy FIVE miles, extending from wnona
westward via Rochester Col De Graft OF Ohio, the we'll
known railroad contractor the successful bidder
Thirty miles OF the road 10 be graed before the
LIST day Of January next and the seventy I'VE miles
graded and nfty in running order before the LIST OF
January, 1860.
The Milwaukee Sentinel says
Trans commence running 70 day the Ia Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad 70 Greenfield station i've miles
OF romah and at the foot Of the ridge which the tunnel
rs TO pierce. This point Is only twenty eight miles this
side Of Ia Crosse. The ridge has been penetrated TO the
depth Of Ito feet the east sde and 400 feet tae
weserp-i in al $40 feet-eAvipg but $40 feet 70
complete the work. There reason able doubt that
the contractors will work through carly in August.
The Charleston Mercury states that the resumption Of
specie payments by all the banks OF that State which
took place the 9Th inst attended with little
demand for coin beyond what wanted for change.
One Of the banks paid out only I've dollars.
letter from the President OF the Bank Of South Caro-
lima states that the funds for the redemption Of tho
stamen Of the State debt which becomes due In london
the Lat Of July next has already been placed
city. The amount, we believe, n $500 Co.,
The OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
month Of May was ~ fo,owse-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

being increase In the earnings Of the road during
the FIRST three months Of 1858 over the corresponding
months Of 1867 Of oT and difference In favor Of the
first Eve months q 1858 The corresponding months
Of 1857 Of se2ia; while the expenditures during the
months Of January February and March Of the present
year were soe3 20 less han during the corresponding
.oortbs m 1887 A. foloua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
The Floods and Crops.

The following extract d from letter received by
spectacle house in this city, from correspondent In
Memphis, for whose responsibility they vouch.-
MKsITus, Tenn June IL, 1855
We bad occasional showers through the day yesterday
but rt night and portion Of 70 day Il came down In
torrents, and from Appearances has been q general
thing. We have not had -four days Of successive dry
weather for months-much complaint n coming in fro a
planters Of damage thereby 10 The river three
inches above late hsh water last night and rose two
inches from dark 10 nine O'Clock this morning putting
Eve inches above the highest point OF the seasou with
eth heavy rses 70 como down. The cry up from
the bottoms below us. "wbsf 10 70 become OF usS" We
hear of much distress above and below us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

The earnings Of The New Jersey Central Railroad FOR
May amounted to s72s co. against $50 % for the
month last year. showing increase OF sls el6 o.
The gross and carxurs Of the Psburr Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company the month Of Nay This
year and last were "a foIlogE.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

Win decrease In The gross income OF SIS 2lT have
. decrease In the expenses Of $40 7o
The received for toll all the canals during
the first week Of June and 10 the sih Of June in The
years given below, IL az follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18

As compared with May, 1857, this shows decrease or
7fs, exclusive Of the receipts OF the Northwestern
road which amounted last month N Sos sos There was
failing Of during May OF so is on the main stem, and
an Increase OF 81 400 the Washington branch.
The notes Of the James Bank and Bank Of New Ro
chcllc, New York. must be presented at the Bank De
psrtmeni Albany. The outstanding circulation Of these
banks s about s12 $40.
The following the receipts the Morris Canal for
the week and season, 70 the 1st nst compared with
corresponding time last year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-18
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,

| ALsArAc voss-rHrs plr.
4 hfsfts...s..s.ss. nOON errs.
sur sNrsss.s.s.s.... ~ HieH whrna AZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21
Desirable Investment.
Bradshaw s. EsutIans

Bradshaw s. Rutland
No. IA, COLLEGE STREET,
HAVE Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IN n Of the
fOllOWing3
For Ladies, Misses aud Children.
Ladies ne Kid and Morocco BOotee thick and thin sole
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace
q" Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed Z"
and Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole;
with and without Heels.
" Black and Fancy Lasting GaiterE
Cafsnd Goat Hssled Bootees for school;
Childrens Kid and Morocco bOOtes thick and tain sole
A" Ankle Ties with Resets;
Top boOess with Heels;
WOmAn's extra size Calf and Goat BOOtees;
Servants " Kip and Dutch Bootee8;
4" Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
=" quilted bottom W. P d"
4" dOublesOle " P.
q " Calf stitched 9s Calf Congress GaitsrE;
Union Ties. sewed and pegged
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
4" Cloth Congress Caters stitched.
Boys fine W ?. Gait Boots, sewsd and psgged;
Calf ana Kip bOOjs
" Calf Oxford Ties, sewed and pegged;
Congress Caters;
Cloth and L Congress Caters.
Thick BrOgans, boots,
Extra heavy Brogaus for plantation use;
Mems heavy Boots, ali Of which will be sold cheap by
oct 9 BRADSHAW kUTLAED.
Trunks, VaIises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
q " Travelling D."
&" sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents Trunks
d" Hog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Vaises.
Also Heavy Wool Hats, Carpet bags, Sstches, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
lowest prices BY BRADSHAW d RUTLAND,
No IA College Street
oct Is On Of the NegrOA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-21
Pine Old Whistles.

WE want Three Th~usand Pounds, clean Wl-hsd
w Wool for which We viii pay Casa We Waai 30
ma asF eat : : WI GORDON co.
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Fa8hiOnable Dancing Academy


BsPBCTFULLY informs nis patrons and friends, -
N nat he has rsIuTn8d % the Guy and tbat be vii
obsn b. Academy as bis Hail on SATURDAY OgTo. -
Bar ITTH. Is57, rs 3u'cocE, p g. A
Days and Hours Of 1iatioH, Friday az 0'el0es. p ~
AFd Saturdays % 8 0'eioet, l. A., AID Pr
Among ne new Dances aisiY rscsfved IRON Tara Ia
viii leael me nos and faahnna5is ANCEk'S quad
KALAaEs az aanead ln me principal Easisrn Citist
lnan4l ior he liberal 9alf0aage n8reiof1ra oEiau7
dsd 2 AIM Mona r respectfully soiesf coRun Eanee a
tsasams- asffI-d.