davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-09-13

have also received from the sa;d Jar,ca
Miller, late Treasurer, all stocks and coupons
thereto attached, deposited in tho Trvasurcr's
ohee By certain banks under tue general bank
ing law, as shown by the Auditor aud Trcasur.
er's Stock Registers to this date.
Also Tor Illinois Internal Improvement Bonds.
payable to the Governor Of Illinois, for q, 900
each. Nos. zoos to s,oes. Also all books, pa-
Pers, and other articles belonging and pertain-
ing to the Treasurcr's Office. -.
Wftl1Ax, BurLER,
Ire0sHrtr .SlQf< Of U1iaotx
, 1859-09-13

!. NoR1HkRv FAaxras Ex,osAr,xa ro:y,nc,x,..
"A large body Of iand-sa, 900 acres-lyine in
: The counties Of Highland, Randolph and PEN
dleton, Va, has been sold for $4,000, or 50
cents per aere, to u Northern Emigration Com
pany, whose design is 10 settlo upon t., -
, 1859-09-13
The State Ea1F--Toxn1 Receipts--Trf.1
OF tho Steam IsIuxV

AHc sh8to E91f-4o1Al Recelpts-TriA1
OF tho Steam 1'Iosv.
Tho Illinois state Fair ut Frceport, which
closed on Friday last gavc total Of ten thou
sand sl1 hundred dollars Of receipts, which is
certainly sum highly crcditable and gratify-
ing to the Society aud tho State; and since
this Las been done in a year Of much flnan.
cial pressure, and under the influence Of the
National Fair in this city in dctrncting from i.s
interest and attendance, it is really triun,ph
Of which the State Agricultural Society may
he proud. "a;
The grand trial Of tho Steam Piow Of Mr.
Fawkes' took plaee on Saturday at Fccport, in
the presence Of tho Executive Committee of
the Society. For sevornl reasons, a1l Of which
may be ignored at future t1ials, tue test cayo
less satisfactory results tl1an on q former oc-
casion. The Committcc arrived ut no decision
definitely rs to whether Of. not the stean ploy
came within the specifications necessary to in.
surc it the prize; but inasmuch as it is to bc
tried three several times on the line Of the r.
1inois Central Railroad ii tho, month Of octo-
ber, in competition for the splendid purse o:
fered by that Company, $1,000 was loaned to
NJ. Fawkes By the Society, to bo refunded in
case be does not get the: award Of the Illinois
Central Company, the which, should he win,
wM substaotiate his claim to the premium Of
the Illinois stato Agricultural Society. As an
tue trials are to be held before the Executive
Committee or the Society, the -1oal condition
Of the matter sthat' the triAls and premiums
are blended into one; and that well worth striy-
Ing for - r .7:' -
The Chicago Steam Fow WIS early broken
down from confessed imperfection Of manufac-
ture, in common details, which. we trust, for
the honor Of our Chicago mechanics and in
ycntora, may bc remedied SO thoroughly that
the principle Of the plow may .be fairly tested.
, 1859-09-13
IOWA POLITICS.


lsnm tho Davenport Daily Sews, D,dke osEan.l
Every Republican exchange that comes to u
contains the must extraordinary accounts of
the victories that kirkwood gains over Dodge
ihat ar. h1rkwood does gain, in eEery discus
slon. certain t sort Of victory over Gen Dodge,
Of slang. 1ot Of common sense and reason. Nj,
h1rkwood is an old lawyer-he is up to aIl the
tricks OF the trade, md that gives him certain
sort Of advantage over Gen. Dodge. He Is Il
shfe"d, insinuatng sort Of n man, and knows
how to make uppeals to the passions and pre-
superior to Gen: lodge and he has in these
joint discussions q. soeering, dlsagreeable, in-
sut1ng way Of pretending to compliment Gen.
Dodge. lie does it in a manner we'll calculated
to lrrltatc any man with a spark Of sensitive
ness Or feeling about him: We have conyersed
with several gentlemen who hare heard these
joint discuss,ons,' aud they say that if Gen.
Dodge, bad, at the beginning, given Kirkwood
agood thrashing, this uugentlcmanly and sn-
tair style Of discussion on the part Of Kirk
WOOD would be stopped. Erery one who
man to give offence, and the last man to take it,
and il Ar. kirkwood, under corert compli-
ment, insults Gen. Dodge, it ia perfectly natu.
raj that Gen: Dodge should be provoked and re-
sent it.
From the cluson nows) Herald, Neut.al.)
It was vcry evident 10 US that whatever may
be their respective clasms to the office to which
they aspire, they dodge and kirwood) are BY
no means equally matched on the ".stump,' aud
the further they trarel, and the longer they are
before the people together, the greater will be
the difference in their respective yotes in Oc-
tobeI. We feel satisfied that the successful
candidate will receive such majority rs he
Little dreamed OF when he entered the canpaicu, :.
Another thing was rery cvident, and that was
that both OF the gentlemen arc grossly belicd
ny the partisan papers of tue State We can
, 1859-09-13
ArplroR's' REPORT.
ETAIE or 41lxois, ArprruE's 0YY1cL,1
SHhfXaktEf n SENT 1Y.tl

SPRINGFIELD, Sept :, la,9.
I, Jesse 4. Dubois, Auditor of Public Ac-
counts Of the State Of Illinois, hereby certify
that the amount of each Of the several State
funds standing charged to the Treasurer of the
Stats Of Illinois, and appearing By the books of
this Office, 10 be in his hands on the first day Of
September, 1859 is as follows:
, 1859-09-13

I,Jesse K Dubois, Auditor Public Accounts
of the State Of Illinois, hereby certify that the
Illinois, charged in the books Of this Office to
James Miller. Treasurer, arc rs follows, to
, 1859-09-13

=. @35N,ss1S 2.
Amounting to eight millions, nine hundred
mud twenty-six thousand, five hundred and
twenty-tiE and ninety-two ouc-hundredths dol
lars,
{--} Given under my hand and ofli-
sEA1. 7 cial seal the day and year above
j.. JESSE Il. DEno1s. Auditor,
, 1859-09-13

TREAsC11ss Orr,cx, I111xa1x3
,r Springfield. September 10th, 1850, +.
This is to certify that !, William Butler, Trea-
surer Of the Stats Of Illinois, hare this day re-
eeiyed from james Miller, late Treasurer, tho
following eun,s Of money, viz:
, 1859-09-13

In pursuance OF the announcement made by
Col; Miller, few days ago. wc this morning
publish IL statement, full and circumstantial. of
the present condition of the State Treasury,
This consists Of 4 report from the State Audi
tor, exhibiting the different amounts with Which
the late Treasurer stands charged in tho Audi
tors, office, and receipt from Mr. i.utlcr, tic
p, pew incu'nbent, showing that the total amount
ias, dollar for dollar, been turned -oser to him
~ Col Miller, and is now III the vaults Of The
State: So ends ths startling reports Of defalca;
INSCRIPTIONS parties have started Tor tic pur-
pose Of creating political capital and of inju1-
Ing Tug good hama pf.tha gentleman.
We hUpe nc are nut !nsking too much, If re
request, that not only .those sheets that hare
been 80 indostrions'y circulating such stories,
but the papers generally Of the State, will find
room in their columns Tor Col Miller's yindica-
zion. ,pe think Al much AS thus is due from
them. =: ,..
It viii be seen that Col, Miller prefaces bis
statement by assigning tile reasons for his re-
s'gnation Of bis Office, which, with the state
.nents that follow, We commend to the attention
OF our readers: a..
, 1859-09-13
6H,05t e


Amounting to six hundred and six thousand.
hf5.fonr and eighty-two hundrcdths dollars,
being amount due from the Treasurer's Office
to the State of Illinois on the lst day Of Sept.
Also three thousand three hundred md tw en-
ty:tvc and forty hundredths dollars. belonc;nc .
tt. parties as follows viz:
GnhnoEn A2a Min9r lielIa 4s6 10
fnaaa =. anckSf = h5 10
5Ee Soua'F ltank I576 o.
aesc3ua ~na a1teoanic3 uauk leo NJ
, 1859-09-13
THE ETx1REEpoL1TxCA PARTIES.

: l.
There are three political parties in tho Uni
led Statcs whicl, maintain show Of oreuni-
xalion and Charlottesville Republican party,
the Democratic party, and the Douglas party.
The first believes that slavery is a trcspasser
IN IN d'c Territories; that It has no rights
Thcl1 either white or tlack men arc bound to
respect, outside Of organized States, and that
it is the duty Of Congress to cxpcl it from
Kansas. Nebraska, Now Mexico, Utah, and
all the Territories Of the Union. The second
holds, in the Cincinnati platform, tbat slavery
i'os rights III the Territories until the r,eonlc
assemble in convention to form Il State Con-
stitution. The third believes that slavery has
rights in the Territories until the settlers
shall exclude it by sly PROCESS called
unffiendly Legislation. Both the Democratic
party and tue Douglas party pretend to find
their: wnrrant in tho last National Democratic
platform: NJ Buchanan, who represents die
Democratic party, inte.prcts it QUO way, and
A- @'outl"es " Nv ~t- L. 1.---ra~- .,.4,
mtefprcts it anoncr why, Mr. Douglas tells
ms friends mysteriously that ho .r,u&e the Mat.
'o'm- The inference is that he has a peculiar
right to know what it mems, as well al what
It says. Ga the other hand, Mr. Buchanan
"ns nominated on il, aud, By lis own state-
ment, was transmiTated tn1o it-"bein- nj,
longer James Buchanan but the platform Of
the Democratic party" He therefore claims
to be qualified to guide the wny farins public
through its ]asyrinths TIP to tue pure sunlight
Of Democratic faith. While Mr Douglas
@knows it us well as though hc Ind n,Ss stAs !, =
Mr. nncbanan % IN ,;rt'a m h nq H. -. @ n'u aaae ~
knows it better ,ban # ho had I a,:aa !. %
1as sense ouo,,e1, left tn m oua,r1'e - ,ho H. n'neF n
isl, 1ane,,aoc. cornrt,,, ,nd s;.a. ,.s ~ 49,
1ndca, 3ifa1enc ~ ,'er ia.,e,;,. se VT '!nu 50
ipes, we must Lave recourse 10 III. n1stsora, ]
, 1859-09-13
From The Stale Journal. Ieth.1
THE STATE TREASURY.

SIatrmtnss from the .Eaatsor and f1e Official
Receipt or .nr. Halter 10 Col. .nfit<r-- THe
,6tnf< Faxds all SAFE.
, 1859-09-13

-: The estimated length Of telegraph lines
'o snas country and Europe is ss follows:
7rta. H,.L -" 'A4eA - Niles
Rsass m Aus1.es...............l7oo 200
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGlAIE
vi INSTITUTE
No IL i-h - (cor1.r q seDo-sLr-l CT "lssi-S'o-
80, CLAKK RAsNING PslcIIlL,

Crer. oo..x-lc ,r.r - = -, I.>s
p.ys q received al iEs'flc;>a Il ~
bfAu-, yrysfs.ov t1,-sss q org. -. o-f u
tr. a. -. .par-su's t~0 tlnere1 ISs Ffio pa a.
s,..d IL c.. O. ssth-nsrc. ss-srsl sci-no-s F-,te1
G.ruar spzl - E,.t--yEE DfssnI P.Ers-.,s, Z -
tor p.1, 10 - TN sIP~fi-.osc ri--sor' AZ L.
st.Ir-o'a
AessDc.t ,;ud-s;. Il Ci,e. D-pa-,rt sfe o -a,s
tb- Ebofs f-1Yifl i5f s-nssl = -
a. phgror- cl.s., q C,s, fer - iz5- =
Prof JOIN 4ef W. egIns o- 5.- iS-l, s-As
Lam sEt Oe-k clzss Pr-pz-c z .-y s-s
Yos cs.s ~ Cciclts Al 0.ser C1-s sro1s 1nlrr
NJ Orl.r-o h,ris q III, ~ ~ BE sesau- 80
Ci4 CoI-z-i NJ ssrnsfo Patte, = IL at hv =
Lguis or Fre.htnsn C1ss q ft- Co.-- s1t NJ Cor
n-h1' King q tn President o. Coll1sl- Co,S., ~ 5s
junior Cass 4 that institution
r.s. IN Fr-Ich have be-7 7soe1 11def TIE
i1.r.ctlcL y Prof De- Gro. fr lLpAtEg
Tset = iors Lee n toe ArE-Is-
The 4 tsis rEtge .lce's y scoe-s
b. losi fo 81 parts q - c;y bFoos " Js--y
Cry, sDc Hobokss, ~le p1P. - from 1oIEen F'irE;on
rev Roehsls sId Jamaica ue Nos;ACt oesaf,saoe-
Ccular. - fIl sricpsr bad a, tie b. Away o.
Blrut0L. No - taav R-yns' No - B'~sr,' aid
a. III ScEcoL
The .rse.. toJsr. under the special Of q tie
Pm ciyas
Fortae ufrust1u o. parent. sekinK sssi- pse L. tns
city th Instruction o. their snd no siut7
win tn. lE par; 81 tie pane. u ~ ~ vel strn
Jre.est pstr,Is sven APPROPRIATE REFEkESCEs
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COUNTRY HOUSE at LLEWELLYN PARK,
- ORANGE SyN-JERSEY,

Five ACRES Of LAND s-v.ed .bov. ,b- plain, .ni ia q
az o. m va. S5ro, 81 TN H.ver
n. Ho~u nor' - R.pal Bay % he slh over ~
Palisades. we.tcf-.tsr County ErwY.'r Guy LauE isnd.
Admit Oce,p Narrow SATIN I.sud sad tas Hzh4as. 4
souberu J.r.sy W-.,wsrliy view o'uadse by N
MOTT. nom Psrr.oa . To-. V.e~ q a.saiacsas
oe' quit. gliqu- sne toward tie e!''e Of cay ' mighty
h. bo.ro.c only BY the g.. W DEAsd splf,. Il tn-
gree; cry si ~. sbgrb-u With .hip, caHsss ne
u he d--psuns shade. Of nizbt b. the eas, a.
|. a w. ~, '-''-'' VIZ -' ~ ~ -''''
rE from t~rso,d Base % %.
.susrsed summit o. oSs IL. di''itIl'tios fes'ur~ Toe
,r. ,i,s.T .sry,u, bed roou. and one, Brown. boz
80, 49,, ,a'-.. 49,, y,,r,ssn 90, .r, -,nz.
az sGps o.srsEe Water Introduced hrogga
tn su,srtrue,ur- Il BIC. aid IN hollow wall, Is ireh-.
hi eo'sr.e with ellis eaises .,aeeo in ooof "a .hs q
cs'ensa fDor AID bret partitions. renders The hoa', perna
The tim Afess, VIA applied 70 bi. hos.. {. derived
from The .fie. 4 eleven 'sn circular arches Of es ioori
sld rs. .rd west sides ons extreme q ts are.d. oin,
poeh Il sIty. aid VITA marble under t~o7ry Pecrnsned
fsb aud Venetian window. The other e1.f-ms terminates
.Ea1s, the tower, ard covers. po.isra doot
IT. pru pa .'ory h' AZ rtuste- bal I7 aid ~iis Varn
q afs. dr~ins Wiz Bay win los" ,hs ceiling nns ~
u, tEt Ct TWO .cr', ncssd ribbed AID panied with
rom = ss. .z, oe,.sous In firm and nay serve for p.or
connect. With 's.ani room II re Up u TIE orr willie me
sunni, con nsrc. TIE INV cs-rbed.
With tie anal ana every work Of .rI. % BE- judged
b. II Lh.eg. rfc,i building which
rdsi psrs unsuitable - 10 Plf2ss bad whether
e b. cslee Gothic Gf-cian R. Hence in me Arcade
Wis" ;t- architect has st.@uptsd sy- q D5f.nz
spo with th- climate with tn mos r-sdy Materials AID
rh he uinsut, sad usnn., Of the nsto0 sDe Of the times.
so eous,itun lie fru ud Tie s-ysrs part. I'D
m.Iis ~hos II harmony VIA ., I'D -ieeioz Or REJECT
H.. everything foreign table moral pays
ss h. tuldsr. IL short American though conpos-e
h- H.. isu zp.Abst Bat eu-T Gr-,s ~O1d have o--n
equally spprct4 TEe ,0Tm :. adapted the opn
iIoA ,iutsd only with .n3 th-i-r
Quus pyrsniosl ,h.pe y D. -ubr.esc the
With towel ana iyn Efped roof AID chun
Icy toy,. J. sCc.s.ofy 70 TIA form.
Tie syp0scL pa,s1g he Cat Lodge II Llewsyu
PERI wiurs ssarJ en al Assif-1 force, Tree he
latter uri,hes b. -0tly aiding r.f-.E The as-
g tech tTct t-E with underground Of "a
szas ard hsb-ry aac by .-r'b- degree. the .1u Is st.
tanned. IpoE which to Arcade - a ze-d.
Ls~-yn PERI 10 -. hs1 from View York Cry, via
Morn. Rsiosd szht pr Gay each way
via S~J-rs.y Raioa: and Os1T- Omnibus Line IL ps zach
way daily.
fr terms .pd other particular. apply % L. HASKELL, No.
~ C.dar -, New Yors, Eas- hock OTsng- u J.
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BEAU liz IL fARI nESlDLNNL VI
"A ROkKOSKOHA LAKE, LONG ISLAND q a-re. n
PRIME order frje. s'0y Nth sHtsusiOu ROD Wei
Barn. usw 151Zs Afg. Osrosn bshi1f bo.ilI sni f1ls
Ven teshy os;icu- Cheap cr cash O. hINO InDlHs or
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Board arb Rooms

DOARD WAsTED-Ts privse family . "s
ID rf., By Dsbi 81. -. rsp< - N~',-. -
,hf~. a..irss Sc si.-s $500 r@--s~~r 80
Assr-.s BIS ~ Brs Pa~, OEs. r'i-s g. vs',-,-'
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CApYNY of MUsIC.-MOSDAY
A TINS EyL ,SI: FAB s9 snss2ss -.
Ma, ,,-. .s h s.'ss s. : :y.s M..:z
lss. .i- " = rsreee FOR sas 20 sa-j Do1'es se'
Grand o'-'' IL roLIUTo; Or. Tss yu1rn.
,,o.orI Nm 0osIEsL s,,u axopro
TyI9ssi "a FSs,s Eli .4 NEW scEsERr
'-'s ssS,t I'D b c "a eosIt aE
L . iS1ERloR OF The cA7AcoXss.
IA. Is. :, s, <; iav 49, VIE
FULL yILiTAgT BASD on TIE STAGE
lr.r p. Il. rsiase as.ins ~ s,
HF 80 oscs III 40 &c cs ss foEoE or IL
MUSICIANS. ,x v.vv-zvr
wEDYrsDaY 81. Ill TsoyATosE-Ns. COS
TEsI Mr. srRsKOscH. sRiGroLL AxODio
sa sssI 81 - LAsT G.AsD GALA MATINEE.
TAUKA KEENX's THEAT Z =.
WORLD AsD STAGE.
INV coyzDf TRIUMPHANT.
A. H-h4y ..s7'-''ra
yIszsT ooMrAsr
COMEDIANS
EyER BEN COLLECTED
THIS -HEArEh
s1oo ~ Fk Il: is;,i;Ksr
BzAUTlsrf ACTING
sEw 1osoxnoY
WORLD AID STAGE.
raovocAT T1Ss; o, ruv,
LAUGHTER 40 APPLAUSE.
FAMOUS .ili as. i..e1H COUSIN
GENUINE COMEDY.
BEAUrlf;Gt srozY.
yum 'T' TGs ~ sUsi
sxIL.s AsD 7E.Ks
The AUDIssck so sPlLL-BousD.
THE PARK a ~ wsE rLD MANOR
THE HONE No ., RAJ TaE .Aortzss-
TIE HOTEL At f fSi TX * THx rYkEsNEzs
Hon. HARRY NALpAs.
The Dls ac4skss. By 'Hh
PERAMBULArIse BBGGDsET OF SONGS,
ooEs FROM TnY oAzE LIKE BEAUTIFUL. ETC.
THAT EGorrMEsr;
DELICIOUS SCANDAL or THE DAY.
WHAT WOULD pEsk DR. TIGHT SAY
OLD PRorsrkTY
wosDERY IL BAsDBox
ACTUALLY
HORE fUN CROWDED
TWO AND HALF HOURS
RATIONAL ADJUSTMENT
PEoRLE CAN LAUGH At
DOUBLE Tue TIME.
YEAS, YEAS TEAS
THE BEST COMEDY or TIE DAY
AS UNIVERSALLY
Acknowledged by the only true chteT, s p,.p,,c
FIRST CLASS AUTHOR
IN LIVERY PART.
THE WORLD AND STAGE,
THE WORLD AND STAGE
1"s Hs" ''"e''' THE WORLD AND STAGE
VII BE- presented THIS EVENING with full cast embracing
the names Of New YOKE acknowledged tsyofites
Fanny Kelly Ia celebrated scties Miss Laura ke@bs
Lsdy Cssecrss ther "a. Ut.
Lpriue
Het,y btUbps with the besltiI! song emery
Ripe "e.aIIuy
LADY Fanny Gable .Sif MAX SHlIn
Tie Hon hrs Mise D-ian1
Trimmer MIS- ofrD.e beu
The Hon. Harry puo '"tpss
Sir Norman Caseerax "
LeOLsrd Ashton 's Dsy
hoo--
Daniel W. IL stevens
sn Daily browsef. is
M u "pe4etH
NO OTHER PIECE WILL BE PERFORMED.
Dress circle NAY b. secured ONE "Ekk II sd'ane@
Doom cp+u att. To oonmsnfe al o'clock
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AMusements.


WAUGH7 P 2GSo "a Me-, OF ITALY
NJ. 10 Broadway.
wAUGus ITALIA,
An artistic, instructive, and m ct Interesting
PANORAMA OF
NORTHERN. CkNIR al, AID SOUTHERN
reprs.entpr some Of the Interesting localities Chns
Ps. "a Buidinrs q the Present AmPhiths ,-r' O'h's
Temples HONS u toe Pes, Lake. Mo-HiAins Aad Nai--
Scenery, and localities 81 the 49,.
LATE WAR
PLAIN OF LOABAkDf.
gsoESTs' MONTICELLO. ard SOLDERING.
LNCi1iN0 SCENES,
BEAUTIFUL SCENES, ..-,o,s
eli. r.ps,entatous Of vsnie. aud Rome c.Psy tn-'
aud remarkably Aocurts Christian Advocate sns Jo~iaA-
"kr Waugh Transferred bic ssch. 20 cinsAs Wiz re-
nak.bIe 81 III and .oosr.cy - Chris;sn ia;slhssncer
"rAs srAt Of Wages yare q the Coliseum ]. saos; ,he
sans tiLs scuA sgh u To Co.soam Nsc4 evening
Pcs.
Ths fsiItns throughout 8. well ex-c1'ed - Tnb-ls-
e~asaiai ranor.ns - Jo4rnal d Commerce
Souee' Ia every detail" -fsUn.
h~iy Inc ~oTt OF srt."-f sunday Tines
Record -
Ing Dspa,eh- ~
Such views 81 insrestios sheets m The old world
Substitute or bos~ oh,siSd s.l tr.v. M Wo.o--
ssrs slPsnsilors hSely add - s,.p4ud
EVERY EWING. commencing q . "A,
snS SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Al o'cloes'
Aem.ssios - cents; Cnljrea 10 c-u,s
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Tor SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP

L'OR SAIL or EACBANGE for CITY PROP
L ERTY-A h,EG,1n- COUNTRY SEAT il S,g.ainz,on,
Coru situated tie Canal Railroad - mir. from New
ard 100 from ~ Yor. The dwelling II Room. ncini as
p.u-- sId nall. be. cold running
bD-- ald.sefy mOcsr Isesl 4 Bs.ks and Ssercs
o. The premises Barn with stables s9d Carriage house
TIE trcIIcs comprising Yearly tsntso-y aid
TIE hos@ hn-y .nsfed BY aid shrub. For fur.
lq1ir. # JAMES SMITH NJ IS Dg.ch-,g
Or 4 lilo slb.rt-r, % he pfeuis-s b. y 81 YARD.
E'OR SsLE.-TWO three-.tory brown stone
Il for; HOUSES. % L. NIEton-sv .g:h-..t o. 31
Ir-y fol &c t. tr. Win tAs Id-rl lnpos-nsL,s,
Sft .y.ry clrysr-nce. Inquire he pr.G-A Aso, Two
Of S-ts, ~ l9iHinE
Tor SALE-A valuable TRACT Of LAND sit
In S.s Comfy Pa The lie Of Sudbury s19
sre h.iIoai 90 Lads sslliysr County, Pa Apply
TIE csc u he Honsseza Company, No. li6 BrC-cw.y
VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE.-Pleas-
andy situated .s- bod 4 Hun.isron H.Itot Z l.,
cot<.ns q - q exeei-n, LAND sbo-. ~ Ia
cultivation, balance 10 "oo. On premises
arse Ecss- vita sofe st;sn-c, ..ge Bsre ca Hol
AID cher Decsary on. b-diar. r-ysrf.us Wells a
water A., ssuu1src- " Orchsrd ard u. den FL
Fsr psrcl. irqD- q HEshY O. sCUDOHR No liz Way.
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WILLIAMSBURG, L. I.-LOTS on the fol-
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Nj s s III A " T. s
IA respectfully Informs Der friends as pubic tas hus
scSoo.
No. 10 GRAxEaCY PARK
East 2oTH-sr
VII commence TUESDAY Ssrt n
puncraa sttercsne. Of her pupils IL reqs~ssA
faoss who s.ye oouhd,d tner dsusners " Mia HAYNE8
pr years b ls.rsd Of Der CONTINUE dors AID 4. hs
Tesa incfeased ability impair. her pupils s1brant asa
10 scoo phshed education Sac h1 aid Of ,esah-rs u
SrSoS.diee aen. and II viii BE- h.. sna % con.rb
w. ;. n7cn - possible, 70 tee persr, nsppn-ss
norsa and Intellectual improvement: Of .hose Committed % heir
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Dantina Ataocmles.
DODWOhHs DANCING ACADEMIC
No RrnH% Xovk

n UUDWOHH T. DBNCING ACADEWIb
IA No. 800 Broadway, Sew.York
No 81 Montasue-place BROOKLYN
wYort On WEDNESDAYS aud 5ATURDAYs conno
ins Sept "A Brooklyn TUESDAYS and rRIDAYs -
nennns Sept r. Privste Class fr Lsdies II cass %
Children a. for Gentlemen p m Ysni1sA pdTv
ebses and School clsssss attended
Cucu-srs may BE- had ct either II the Academies
M DCDWORTH Akes srra, peesur. In calios xtscncs
ne enhancement Of ais Brooklyn establishment TIE ss ~
has nesry double ne former capacity. with ID p
aon Ctest attention has been nven 20 the Aoveon d
syst>sa Ct ventilation Mr.. DO0 WORTH hu raaa1f
duty % introduce in addition al the fashionable
exrIetes ssc dances would have the sa1ary
charge
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FERRERO'S DANCING ACADElD
10 NO, 60 WEST 18th ST; NEW YOh
Cigars.

CNUFF, TOBACCO. and Imported 400 =
- nestle CIGARS, by A SNOWFALL. No. ls3 wv
u, one door below Cs1rtAnlt NJ.
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