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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-03
Wistcllaueous.
Counsel for the Young.


Never be cast down by trifes. II the spi.
der breaks his web twenty times. twenty
'imes will he mend it again. Make up your
mind to do thing, and you will do it. Fear
not II trouble cothes upon you. Keep up
ycur spirits, though the day may be dark
one.
"Troubles never last forever
Tbs dhfksat day will pass away.'
II the sun is going down, look up to the
stars; IL the earth is dark, keep your eyes on
heaven. With Gods presence, and Code
promises, man or child may be cheerful.
"Nevcr dcsp,ir when tog's in air,
shnshint morning wilt como without warming"
Mind what you run after Never be con.
tent with bubble that will burst, or a fire.
wood that will end in smoke and darkness.
Get that which you can keep, and that is
worth keeping.
"Sonethng sterling that will stay
Whom gold and silver ay away"
Fight hard against hasty temper. Anger
will come. but resist it strongly. A spark
msy set q house on fire. A fit Of passion may
give you cause to mourn all the days OF your
life. Never revenge an injury.
"Hs that revenges knows no rest;
The meek posses peaceful breast"
II you have an enemy, act kindly to him,
and make hira your friend. You may not
win him over at once, but try again. Let
one kindness be followed BY another, till
you have compassed your end. By little and
by little great things are completed.
"water falling day BY day,
Wears tho hardest rock away"
And so repeated kindness will soften a
heart of stone.
Whatever you do, do it willingly. A boy
that 10 whipped Ut school never learns his
lesson we'll. A man that is compelled 10
work. cafes not how badly it is performed
He that pulls off his coat cheerfuIly, rolls up
lie sleeves in earnest. and sings while he
works, is the man for me.
"a cheerful spirit get. on quick.
AgrumbloF iu the mud will stick."
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than lions
and tigers. for we can get out of the way OF
wild animals but bad thoughts win their
way very~here. Keep your heads and
hearts foil Of good thoHghtS. 90 that any bad
thoughts msy not find room.
"Be on your guard, and strive and pray,
Te drive all evil thoughts aWay."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-03

rIt is a prevailing idea among some
people, that because editors, in referring to
themselves use the word "we," they consid-
er they amount to two or three ordinary men.
This is a mistake. Editors are naturally
very modest and unassnming class--indeed,
remarkably so. The word eve" merley in.
cludes the editor and the devil. The Gus.
tom originated with Faust, the founder OF
the distinguished profession.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-03

PRATER.-Is not prayer a study Of truth
"a sally of the soul into the unfound iufin-
lite! No man ever prayed heartily without
learning something; but when faithful
thinker. resolute to detach every object from
personal relations, and see it In the light of
thought, shall, at the same time, kindle
science with the FIRE of the holiest affections.
then will God 60 forth anew into the crsa.
tion.-R. w. Emerson.
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0-A gentleman in the habit OF enter'
tanning. very often, circle Of friends, op"
served that one of them was in the habit OF
eating something before grace was asked;
and determining to cure him upon repeti-
ton of the offence, he said--"For what we
are about to receive, and for what james
Taylor has already received, the Lord make
us truly thankful" The effect may be in-
agined.
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our Idol.

"close the dUot lightly,
Bride the breath,
Our little Angel
Is talking with death,
Gently he wOos her,
She wishes 10 stay.
His arms are about hor--
He bears her awayI
"Music comes floating
Down from the dome
Angels are chanting
The sweet welcome home,
Come stricken wesper,
Come 10 the bed,
Gaze on the sleepst-~
Our idol 10 deadt
"Smeoth out tho ringlcts,
Close the blue eyes
No wonder such beauty
Was claimed In the skies,
Cross the hands gently,
Ger the white breast,
80 like q mild spirit
stEAy1d from the blest;
Bear her out softly,
This idol Of ours,
Lot her grave slumbers
Be mid the sw Get nowers."
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ora German clergyman, by way Of civ.
ing point to eulogy Of dead man, at a fu-
neral, declared that his own experience
would prove that the defunct was the most
generous of men, as he had long ago bor-
rowed forty dollars Of him, of which to his
dying day he had never asked the payment.
OF the debt thus acknowledged before wit.
nesses. however, the heirs, the next day,
demanded the payment with INTEREST,"
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OtrA paragraph in an Edinburg paper
announced that a celebrated vocalist had
met with serious accident BY the upsetting
Of bic carriage. The came authority short
" after announced that he hsd so for recov-
cred as to be able to appear before the pub.
lie the following evening In TIRES ports.
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Gran English author Of very great pre-.
tensions, gives notice that he has discovered
some momentous truths, and thOt he shall
unfold them from time to time cas- mems
minds can bear them" He is al consider
ate as the fire fly who was careful to reveal
her bright tail gradually. lest she might
blind creation by too sudden and vivid a
fash OF lightning.
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OtrLawyer w., while entering his cold
bed in a cold winter night, exclaimed, "Oi
all the ways of getting living, the worst
man could follow, would be going about
town such nights as this, and getting isto
bed for folks"
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0FThere is a blind man on Pont.N Neuf,
in Paris, who has placard on his neck
which reads as follows:- :-"Give to-day, for
God will return 1t tomorrow" A joker
recently suspended another over il, which
read. 81 am an old bumbug. and proprietor
-ot fro houses. Give oil your money to the
cripple opposite"
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OErA country editor, speaking Of mem
Der of the Assembly, says, "The first year
he went to Albany, he was so conscientious
as to utterly refuse to receive his allotment
of stealings, in the shape Of books and sta
tionery. The next year he did not hesitate'
and finally came home unable to tell the
truth under the most favorable circumssan'
ces"
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rThere is more meaning and philoso.
ply thsn At 6rst sight sppears in Coleridgs's
anawsr to LADY when abe asked him whath.
o. he believed In ghosts. "Oh no. madam.
l have seen too msny to believe in them"
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Well, how time flies 1t certainly does
not seem five years since all this happened,
yet Cousin Jennie (my Cousin Jennie now
80 bitterly reprouches US in her last letter,
for not visiting her in oil that time, that we
have again undertaken the journey, but un.
der different auspices, since Florence is
Florence Dundard no more, and sleeps upon
my arm IN the cars no longer blushingly,
but with the confidence of a wife of nearly
i've years standing, and register our names
in the hotel book, as "Mr. and Mrs. Chester
LIE Roy" and bless my lucky stars as read
it over. Even while | write, Florence,
loveler than ever, as think, makes o grand
gretsnce CT arranging our baggage at the
hotel where We stop, (and which has re-.
minded me, by past transactions, to write
down this story or comes leaning over me
to call me "dear Chester" instead of "dear
Cousin Frank" as five years before, and
to scold me for being SO stupid as to sit and
write, instead of talking to her. Stupid,
indeed. to prefer black pen to those rosy
lips. Was ever man so happy in a
"SIight Mistake !"
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t.rBe not easy exceptions, nor rudeiy
familiar ; the one will breed ccutenticn, ths
9th her co ntempt
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0TThere are some men whose cpPosItlon
can be reckoned upon against everything
that has not emanatsd from themselves.
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8oetiitd.
iFrUm lAs Lenissins JournaI.l
A Fahey.
" n,suiE vnY,


YouHg sveninE ~anderS throuEh the shade,
With pale and dreamy brow,
Like some beloved and loving maid,
Who keeps her yestal vow;
TIE living thiEgs are oil at rest
Aud stars ars In the sky,
And gold is burning in the wsst,
But nothing wins her eye.
Between tho Garth and heaven she novss
All tendeTly serene,
And wseps TO think that human love
should 90 disturb her dream:
But as the shadow deepen down
She lays from oG her brow
Ths silver shining vestal crown,
The token ofheE vow.
And closely veilcd as ~ cold,
She seeks the sleeping earth
- approaching buds unfold
nd blossoms have their birth.
III hastsns she with noiseless feet,
And have heard them say,
That at the ZINE when lovers meet,
SHE ONLY CONES TO PKAY.
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WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT IN
wv

sTEINW AZ sons is,its sss sos as gesrs u ssnsfH
Z, Al s.a ,x.-are their ze1y Invested CEcksfkiNS
GaArD PIsEO Nhss fr yer AID q1sfy Of % z, rS-
nooDcsd sas-Os any e-ssr Grand Psoo - AZ ~co Asvs
80 Il: &C ouS %. De: nnsioA t7eses ~ us
corr Try soch Godhssh fh Haas tctiS o, nin
k.v@vI u. C. HI, ". A ki-s w sson IL. = hiaAn'
IL A. wol-nAaup. A e Wce3, snd -laoy osasn
srcIawAY SONS,
r.-sa-.u-.r, Va. z? srd "A Wsltsr-S. R-s York.
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1aifo at Audicu.

" C. TDry, A7s-i5ossr. -
4 UCTION NOTICE-HANDSOAE HOUSE
~ HOLD yCEGIr sRE-EZiA DUDLOH, Jz- VII 81
WEDNESDAY Apr.i - the el.saft rssden'e No o .
HAksEs.e al he suniUie c1btAned il ga a'is ons q
+ If Eich Sl... " orccAteL rfesce
Pier Glass srdchsrs, velvet tsp sry, ors--s
psrsin Csrp-tI eoty OIL Ps- sd r. Ersyi "a 70
,an4s kssees lockwood Piano sorA rate ~ Las
CO.. BoI;o1-a ver7 t-sruDent .oAh rsny betssAds
s-fe a. coIse; BeC ding s1ps5ior cu ;salr Hletes
Dn room Furr it1Te mahoguy kxie1si5u IAhe Shsi.
sc'S &c CrcctsfJ ard Glls~ AZ ktce.l Ucns Wiz
ghca 'he sale lIeomnsuce.
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HOLLAND Nights for SALE ClIEAP.-A
superb country eat miles from the deoot AZ Bridgeport
Ct The house. stone In gothic style contains Ia rooms
Drawing with bsy window, library all modern oonven
fences marble msnes &c Tower oet hsh overlooking the
sourd for 20 miles % acre. Of and buildings in
tns order High and healthy location Possession rnediA'e
w. Price BIO 6O1-hslrossh Cost l5,0o0 Apply TO
J. II. BILLINGS Golden HILL Bridgeport, Ct
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CREAT SALE of TOWN LOTS, in ASH
VI LLHn KENIrCKY THE kENTnCKY. IRON

~
COAL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY Win nste q
Of Los N the Town Of A,ts1a KeutocEJ on fRlpAf
Ashland i, IN G.snSp Comfy EsDto,ty The Ohio River
In, nt wbeYs ,he Lexington sud Big Sandy Railroad Ira
striiss tse valley o. tie Ohio.
A,bsnd laid GU. IN 1874 snd sob.ins ihre. Churches
schooLHoDsss bre Brick Mandatory extensive Coop
craze Coal On sna PNsni9e Manufacturing E':abH,bment
ons :ss. .apes s5' coe, to ia u4ns up
Ashland ge manufacturing business Ard 70 n.fe ne ,es
s1ss Iron and Cos region Of Eaten Kentucky Southern
ONO. should and uus. eventusly command
Is river bottom sss The hi a0d containing COS. Of
the best eus oat q when tsey are Filing p maze no1,H
tie, desifoG. Of sEsAsDg IN msnqi'etnfns Inc ,eunesoes
tung be furnished AihsnS ~ The cheapest rate which
together With bep toe center OF Toe rig Iron Msss ncaG
Of lion In Ia branches be raoIe successfully o'e
eutee.
Ter Counties and near toe Lexington and ss sandy ssosd
This Camel Cos secood 70 bone for the purPse Of mains
TSe s1ds in viii his oos Is found or the mining privileges
can purchased los Tee ysa Of Csane Coal IoS
ro% y,s 20 four sod ore hs fe-t IN tot5e The .o
afforded By the Lexington .Ld BE sscdy Rshosd for DO
ver Camel Goa IN Ashsi the abundance In large
portion Of county. .d its richness l. OIL offer great induce
msb % parties Ti,hins to snse IN aihps oils rom coz.
.ud and b.ck on The Railroad wsicn admirably sd,p;ed
for making Sire BoE Of the best quality the manufacture Of
We invite the especial attention Of with rn,n capita
who are a engaging in the msuui.1re Of Wagons
Cars Cursses ard Ill obst vehicles of Cstnst~e, Cbsrt
sod soy other Of trade Of ch wood or iron are ths
principal mstess ard cheap fuel 10 oessbe 70 the nysr
taxes Of this place believing them to be sorptsed
u the space Of ordinary advertisements all OF the .dv.n
sss Of Ashland greet commercial aud aufscturing
point caunot fully set forth and the Company Invite per
EQUAL Inspection sthed that stIict EXAMINATION VIII opJ re-
dound 10 their gree. advantage.
In all sales Of o and donations OF real esse The Company
have solved upon incorporation Of provons Ia tie con
veysnoes against ,se Of spruoUs Intoxicating liquors
The terms ssle win se-ODe-thd cash In bADd, AID Tie
remainder 10 tso equal payments In one AIdtWo Je bearing
interest from the day Of sale.
Any Information desired WIN be furnished application 10
the President or-ssore.sry OF the Company.
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ARGE AUCTION SALE o.

HUI NOSI I1NND't'''7'
To cllae the re- q | oTanch NJ the bg,iGess OF
SUTPHEH WEEKS,
No. fO THE Wholesale d. psrtnent being renovedto Nos 100
Lb.ryst and lo5 Cedsinl adwsy, between Caoa and
Walker ~, ksWYoTt. -
BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY,,
April 60 at oclocks M pecsey a. the store ~ above,
rRe and general a.orert Of rich Paper Hansag' Teuch
Decorations Gold ana Velye' Paper. BortsU hsdsons "
,ue, B,s. Figures &C., with variety Of low pr ed Satin Pa
pe Bark, &c The sale viii be perenpory without reserve
and without regard 10 ~s.he and the Goods viii BE- sod In o
% suit purchaiers with privilege des Terms-C oder
0 0J 80 days approved indorsed Pc 'er Puf-
ohasers will he required % AXE iAcoiJ deposit and 70 set
r their lLs on THURSDAY Caogle vus,.y al the store
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A. b. MEsWts, Adctloneet. q.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Trade-Sile
- Rooms. No. IS Park Iov. -
" .pHEsOAY FNENIEG, April p, At o'clock,
CHOICE PRIVATE LIohARr-Ot Eosi'h .9a American
Book. oompsiDs valuable nssry department
Including many elegant and eIpensivey illustrated WORK,
A.o variety standard booss some Of which nave not
bste bean offered Auc ion. CsaoEuss are no" ready
FRlDAY EVENING April y a. O'Clock
THEOLOGICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Lt5kAkf-h
Ts. Of cid snd Boots In Theology, Divinity a1d
biblical Literature. Asn, variety OF STANDARD AsoeAsneoas
WotL, In general H..s,ure kc Catalogues are no" ready
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FowAap H LUDLOW, Anc.iOneer.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
III a, .ueton-E. IL LUDLOW Co. VIII sell .. .gS,ioS
=, ws nsISDAY April 20 1889, a. II ocloet, a. No ~
w., ss1.t near 6thsv., HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, most Of which WAS made 70 g.. STder oy
80. ST.. CbsIr, aud en- suite In blue, maroon aud
sod ,.tin. elegant rosewood Piano, made S Lsh:e
lined win silk, richly carved rosewood EtiEere, with
Minors carved rosewood Sofas sne Center Tables with
HE tons p.per aohe and isGd Tables; elegant gilt mantel
Lexis Crusader and ssr,oen" French China Vases large
uer And uapte Glasses yeye. Carpets Mosaic RugI, OAK
t.n,ion Dining Fable oak Sofa aud Chairs rosewood ,nd
bor,ny SOFA Chars &C. In tscolh; mahogany French BED
,sAo, Dre,rs Bureaus with marble tops library Fable an
Cb.Irs Bu,., Carpet Oico.h, &c. together with a.
,otueut Of Kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
u.noe C4t.osues previous the sale a. The Auctioneer
90 40 No IA Pine Ue36)
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DEPAKrMEkT or FSiscE CosTRoLLEEs OFFICE
NEW Yosx, March ~, 1883. }
CORPORATION DOCKS and SLIPS 70 be
LEASED at AUCfION-Notics i, hereby given that rev.
ere. o. the Piers snd Slips belonging - he CoIp9Tso9
vii he .as.d on BIDS pubhs suction, TUESDAY, April
10 1859 A. u O'clock noon the City Hall for the term Of
Ave years. A CsAogue containing ths number and ocs
lion and .so TIE and conditions Of sale, may be
b,d AT ti. Office basement Of City HsL) Maps VIII also D.
shown Of the Corporation Whye. al, Piers By order Of ne
Commandment Of the shining Fund $500 -. -,
The above .te IA postponed 70 THURSDAY 2l't instant At
ss hour and Place which time II will positively ske ace
Department OF nance, CoptroeTi Office April u, 1872
kOBT. T. HAWS, Controller.
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&c. BuLgL.Y, AuctiO1,er.

WILL SELL, on WEDNESDAY, April 20, at
w 2oeock n - premises By order q rAes. Taeeu,
esa Executor tie late Bns Thss q1srt.r a
mile ffo Ay. Depot We, lester County dining the eoaey
sssts OF C. Kin ssnd WIN 2. Van Rensselaer, snd Charles
Cromwell esqs Ths property cootans W acres, aud can
divided q plots having fine bul11s ate on
e.eh NTH ,ptsnis o the Sound sId al lining coenty
Pr Eoas- s;o-y se hands ney ,it1A'ed snd wei
Ihsced Aso "a 'iue aus pl.sr, POT Of About "
eoCsy the p.ssr. Macy, Abbott, Palmer
pp-r,, the hcAoa /. il every rep-t desirable Terms
s.I Su p.rea .r, can be Obtained he o;ee Of tie A1e
tinrr.r 70 g Malet JA-t eeF-roar-
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NJ L fDEf h4t-01fet.
4 ICTlON NOTlCE-HA NDSOhE HOUSE
n BOLD FURNITURE BRA LUDLOW, j., viii s-J,
TUESDAY Apr 49, a. l,t O'Clock, a. n, - Chasion1
the Fur ostsiDed u said coEsiting IN part
eefsut nsscrny Drsrne Room su'-es, N h,reo'h, nch
Tapestry Brussels ether Carpets. npsTb Frsnco pate Yer
0ses itch az stands for viii marble t'p eegtat rose
PlanoFcrte. IIch lace Casics m igtny oya
ma be Tab Gard Tables Easy I'D aosins Cssir' vaa
able Oh Paintings E1syres orJox. and gIt h1a Co.a
teheE, s-ds,ssd tsing ssCrs1, NAsaS aDcs
tc ODciO,hs brorEs h. Asof. s3ue srces OF baeaea
and Bitc5en III aIe, sith which ne s.e vii nnence
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Mater Ours.

DR. TRALLs WATER-CURE is located but
one dosr b., Johns Park st No. Is Lsisbt n Good
BOARD BE- obsipsd from S5 70 81 per week easd With
treatment from 81 20 10 81 week. T. r. fRALL ~ D.,
and ID A. GORToH, N. D., Phy,taans.
DR. T.. j. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE
~ and oYHNAsIUM, No. 10 Bsectsr.st n =. frsss
whou. Board Transient and permanent bosrder Ahss
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ncfriqerators.

COMMITTING NEW and SUPERIOR -
- REVOLVING and vENrILATINa REvRIoERAfOkS.
-rbs article While very economical In Ice has very ps
amount OF heKroom which Arranged 70 be In I've a.
krent .partaeuts thereby keeping butter nh ke, foo
coming In contact meats 6sh melons anything where
BY they NAY become tainted and spoied he's wsts COOLED
attached Ne shelves revoye, bringing each dish to The land
Yhe boz 10 very ornamental being de octsson brn an
hsndsomsly srsned We p.fsopa attention y ID
Luds Of Warming ventpsns Send Coz Crcolsr sivhs
zsscy,ution and cats y l. HEOENBER0 d SONS
No. SO Wa st, near Broadway.
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]. D. hoLBRoos, Alcto1e~F.
A UCTION SALE-THlS DAY, April 10 OF
n Pt.ut Trees, Ey.rueeI Fosring Shrubs, Roses Pear
P,nh Cherry Apee and Plvm Tr'es AZ W O'clock o. No 100
Maiden lane corner Pearl l00 Psa Tees 10 1eAns
oroer geo stsn0ard Roses o0 Dwarf 1pe frees $50 kln
rrs .ut Moss Peoo Rose c Snsron Rose Peno
C,rnstop Pink Tubcr Rose, Coluuoine Gains
I,,~,s Dssef verbsn PaIzy, &C. fIon o. AsFe, Astoria
l. l. Catalogues Dou rssdy.
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EDwARD II. LUDLOW, Auctloneer. - - -
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE

EDwARD H. LUDLOW, Au,tlonesr
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE
i PROPERLY on BROADWAY CANAL and WALKER
srs &c a. AUCTION, By order Of JOHN JAY and JOHN
y. BUTTERNORTH, Executors o. il OGc Jay. -
T. H. LUDLOW Co. will sell q. pubtc suction. on TUES
DAY April 49, S at u O'clock At TIE aeIcaqts Erehanfe
Bosdwsy-No. l2 running through to Corilansts alley lot
r.loxl15 feet.
Bc.dwsJ-Ho. $50 running through 70 corsnd. alley lot
Z.sxl75 feet
Canal and Centre its Il 10. nof.h-vsst corner.
Csual ST Lot north side, near Broadway.
C.nat,t-l Lot, south .'te, rear CoitlAadi Alley.
M.kerst Il Lot. south side, nesr Corlsno. alley
NAlser,t-l Lot, north AIDE, near Cortsndt alley
9Th av-4 House. ard Lot., west side, near SOthst
rsohilds OF the pufchs,e money remain on mossse
Per book mspa ard fu particulars, apply At the Aleiose
Office No. IA Pns-st- tl0ol
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Danrina atdosmies.

a DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES
~ No. et6 Broadway, EeE.York,
No. Isl Montague plsos, Brooklyn,
Sow open for the reception Of pupils who can commens
NV time viii cor tnue oper until the end Of Nay TUES
BlYs and FRIDAYS In Brooklyn WEDNESDAYS sne
sATURDAYs In Rev-York
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
l. THOMAS o. DOUBLEDAY, AGetonesr, vii Sci e, Fort
Schuyler werchester Comfy FRIDAY the hteen'h DAY
Of Apr o'clock all e personal elects ~ sad sor
e.lotsius Of Col. JOdk l. SMITH dsceased
The above sale 10 postponed 70 MoSDAI' April q
RY ord.sd THOMAS G. YIELDS,
Pablo Admhasas.of.
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". =. HARRISON. PisnO-Forte Msnuf4ctQrer,
81 C..,lr 0.e-s tee Ct ia osssbrs.ee ISsrRC.
aaSys W. FssS. S.,.s k.,sS, fy ~Ayss<s u fssss
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A. 8 RfcHARDs. A1ctioneer
S0n CASES BOOTS, SHOES and BROGANS
COO-By RlCHARDsk WHITING ol WEDNESDAY,
April ~ l ecker Store No a. Cour;sud,s-, eouprs
ipg tie u.u, V,ris.v Of td, q sproG Gods City sad
eclIy dealer, are invited atezd. Catalogues moraag Of
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A. ALBrRrts, sen Anct-ol- er ...
A UCTION SALE.-HOUSEhOLD FURNl-
N TURF the private bou,e No s6 "ssi th q bstFeen
so and en- av, THIS DAY fTuc'isy commencing az io
ooO L. consisting Of PAoo-For,e ro.s 5000 fAot SUIT o.
nina s1ittoon. E.cetoire Sieooad, Center Ts9ss SOFA
Side Tsbes Pier Mirrors marble st.1ette', Dining 70 ~
CtAmOr and Kitchen Furniture OF osscnP,ioR CAl
osu., nov ready 1hs ne chance fcE taoBe n want o.
coed Furniture as there about $50 lots.
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". C Enty, Auc,ion-er
4 UCTION NOTICE RICH HOUSEHOLD
~ sURSITURE-EZRA A LUDLOW, Jr, viii al, On
THURSDAY Asli Il r., O'Clock, the elegant piys.e
reseeuce Nc saves. 2d.,. sireen sth sn5 7hsv,l 81
tie FurIur. contained IL sai h1sse. al particulars IL s1'
sequen. Advertisements.
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60 TT 1ocether or separately-HOUSE and
" LLt n "a s5,v rbs buildirg ia comm9dionI, bas
siUan r,S,os,Sou. and well situated, especially Tor
pm 80, AZ No 4Jl 4thsE, near tae bowery'
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3nsrramre Compaaifs.
Miscellaneous.

DANK COUNTERS and DESKS for SALE
I'D Ipcuir- Pshc Sank Of Broadway sss orsua At
b.tsssn 10 and O'Clock.
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TOR SALE.-On the Central Railroad OF New
Jsr,sy .. New Msrtet % miles from NswYork and two
Minutes u,n ON toe depot Aoegh:i1 Country RESIDENCE
House new, fist csss with modern inproveIens one 70
seven sces of Land nsghbobood coed ts.y four
,sDGer trains each gay daily AppJ % h. WATERMAN No.
so Ck.uy H. or 70 J CLAWsON tie premises.