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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

.s9- General Hanks IN IA lew remarks
whlea he made fron. the pia5i ran at a
railroad car N Boston, saIu that the ap
iTOaching inter- was not 70 te iUSt IN IN
action. The Goysrr,la mt was determ me-,
nov to !ut ivrsh it> STRENGTH. Numerous
expeditions were on loot that could not,
II si-oruu~Ly pressed, but be iaeai 10 tae
r.yoiteti states
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

In Morayis there is a man Twin a
peasant, ~ho is Ia years OIL. un,l st;l.
ie al hearty. lie WAS sormeriy >ai-
%ter, and m,rr,ed at tht a-e oi 80. lie
lives On mix AMI ln.atnes
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

HE ALABANA.-it has come ont that
tue depredaUons OF this re-s inv olive the
r'2sfts ri 10 less than, THREE European GOV
eranlemss-k. ne.iud. itaig ami Portugal.
aad are iIkety 10 t5ecoine a subject On spec
cl,u interest Ia all foreign nations
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Sflarred.

/ Linden Oh tie "a INST. by j ohH II. IVES
toH ESQ, ID. LkAI SSELL Of llfto9, ant
CO aud Mss TnE EsA ii. Ii AR Of Under
Ga TIE 81 MSS, b, the same, At tae ne
piece, III WY Nay If Linden, ard n is Is.
BELLl aAwFiRD Of ohio.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

4 dispat'' t" .tIe Herald rom he AZ
M ii tie 70 tac says the enemy has
retreayel 10 aordunSvilie, ana Will be ra;.-
d. there 20 I've as battle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Providence x. J., WV 3

iSy orIsr of Gov. Sprasue, u ss,u;s viii
be fired 10 morrow. in honor o. the APP
l'olnEin-nt o. Burnside &c & co:Bman. Of
the Army of the Potomac
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Grrc."r lr~.

Tea. COTE. Sugar. SPICES Tobacco soap, DRIED
Frss Re all Of the best ga 'ltes, anu oatrei at tie
!pwesi tigure.
wthour = ing into an enumeration o. articles. he
Siuscr er 1i isvite the pr 1: gal AZ eN'ii' ~
his sock and learn his prices. He is i rmn "
Ti..f3, hsI-e IN the Nest and ~ his a'oi
OF the quality none need fear to purchase
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
eie-r Advertisements.
The Stste stat Of JFssco .~a-Iotra C0aaty Cir
cLi6 Cur.
Henry Ba,lr, Plaintiff

Henry BaJl-r, Plaintiff
lgEt.isf
TINA Ase ...d liza usley, Deteu ants.
Fir Ie oi aud pursuant j alignment of for o.
I aud sale r-af@Tti Ia sgi he
tit e' action The entyth I'd day OF September lS6
| sh5il eS FIR and pu.c auction al he
IT -Dt door the house i'll the Vii age Dodg :
Vile u, Iowa uuriy, Use u-ip on Thursday the 18th
:sy u se rnar 1sG3 at o'clrcs ii he af'
dist d.. h. 5iio~n- described zei premiS
i:iuc:4 thereof he Suite 5;iiu is-
nieet interest aud ccss IF d O. tz Th. IN ii-i-
dCI ~ part o. Lot No G. , ia the VI
L.teu, All ,it ,nd igie ati corded by Jghu
s,iy AID James ssiey, accord ng 10 l. ; uryey
81 ISL, cUnI,u-aCirs north u dc huure
,,, thirty 10 fees from corner IF
s~ii t, .hetce hundred nd sixty $50 e4t
y h lain irect. thence .is,.
IA Haze Street h.Ilr-d eGa ninety {1gHl feet.
thence Ecr5h 10 plac- of be inning lying nj being
iowa urluty. Wisconsin
Dated in raj p.iut, Env I. i-62
G . GE rs E SMITH
Ss,if Of Kot1a Cputty.
Com supp, rH Pl.inti1's t ortey's 3S ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

RESISTING THIS ID ,aFF.-In he catisl -
o: OzauSee, Milwaukee AMI W ssiiin ten,
the Draft is attempted to be resiat-d by
NIB vioiauoA
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
4 VOLUNTEER s WIFE


6. ". BLISS ES.,.-!pey. sir Pa. re5u,,
OF tae Election in c.. +, lith r Z, S Is FL
logs.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
tut h-PBRCHA ROOFING

NJ article ever before introduced to the
public has equalIod the LferEp GUrrA-FsEcal
for coating tin or other roofs, new or old
0ie gallon, costing 0ne Dollar and Finy
Cents, VIII thoroughly cpat from two hundred
to three hundred feet Of roof, and this cs2t.
ing will rend r the roof perfectly waterproof,
ana viii last three times as hong a. whit lead
or other paint. For covering roofs, either
new or old, we repeat, it has no equal f,r d.
rlbiity or cheapaess, and we offer !. to tie
public fuly confident CT its intrin-ic excel
leace and with our warrantec that il viii &c
I'll that We claim for it, Sold in barrels o.
forty gallons each, at liberal discount te
dealers. Address all orders to
EEiDY EO0FTSG CO.,
Cedar 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
COBB sud-, tn PlsiUtlts t orueyS. 3A ~
y A.. Up.

{ Y The uiscr er. wing in Lost Grove, about the
I ,55h II juir ia.t Dark G. ~ olt 0out l. o
yetrs u Ill has that percept ie.
fha - requested % 9, prove properly, ,ay
Chat -cs, sr,i take n.r away
JOHN PHILLIPS
Lost Grove, Nov 9TH, 1862 4wt6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

ec.,, -e TO order. OF the hest terial. IN eng
', " NJ Ok = ri need brsme'I. The pu.c may
~ .gsry art Gle man ifacsurei at oar esa ,ts'
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
(yO'hiag.

Consisting Of Coats Pants Vests Over Coats In lei
Shirts Drawers &c. great a variety De found
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Lis. of T. tters
ID EN- !INFNG uncI led for the Post oEce n. NJ
IA eral Point, Wis, Oct. 2Ith 1852
Bremen. Thomas Jones Fmi .
Bertrand <ntone Ia. i ian,
Bar ell, AIRY Lyn'b lame.
Cockings, hcDon.,a II,ob
am?b- |. q Y Nc !; lam an,a,
am ',lI Edward Va o-,.. Tt,,,n.s
ourgilie, Joseph Oats John
:" eiian jaime. urray Pearry amuel
tesrook, Royal Ru e Johnson
r,hz Joseph k / ing Pierre
fletcher, Thomas NTH George p
Giles, q. 4 O. TuFt. f.
Grant. L. vi iams ainlef W.
Hill, amue' V liaHis RS. T.
Harker, rs T W. MISC peaer
Jones, q. X.
Persons calling for the above tiers ssy Ad-
vse Assd' eORS H0LLINGiHEAn =. p. n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12

Ia lies Misses hFre9s Shoes f;aiters the
beg quality. Nan ard BOYS 30 t. an shoes cna- e
ard .i;e In this department. suit all, 10th for
size and QUALITY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
ssuDfs & shoes.

ID Bows Cloth aul Fur Caps, Wool and Fur Hats
p1< l.-Fas I Qualities
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-11-12
Ems s. f1fss.

Sclrfs Shawis Dr che d'u 10 a11 single CIo7k Trim
ings ana ealless variety Of articles wanted 10y the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-06

BoLp RoBBERY AND AssAULr-A German
tailor giving his name ag Henry Dummeyer en-
tered the store Of Ia Oh Davis ~ Chatham 49,, aud
selected gold watch and other articles, valued ut
500 Before this sale WAS accomplished, however,
another man entered the store and wanted u watch
key, AMI while M, Davis was waiting on him Dunn
meyer grabbed the jewelry he had selectsi from
the counter and fled. An alarm wus Instantly
RAISED, and, crowd pursuing the fugitive, so'n ar
rested him. The prisoner fought with despera-
ton, and, after knocking down tHp of his pursuera
lrJke lOlse, but At that mowent 6ioer fnnegan, Of
the 18th Ward, came up and arrested the accused,
and tnpk him 10 the station house, On searching
Dun meyer, the stolen property belonging " Nj.
Dayi4 WAS found In his Possession, and no ws
locked mp, In default Of ~, OOa bail The cpnfede
rate, who entered tho store Of Mr. Davis N purchase
swatch key, tiOk TO hls heels aud escaped.
Bold RoBBERY or AN EXPRESS WAGON -
On Wednesday afternoon, William Kelly, a young
man, 20 years Of age, boldly approached one OF
Adams d Coz express wagons, then BtandiRg in
Broadway, and SELLING thereirum n roll Of cloth, W.
lued n SJ6, started g. away, but was arrested
and locked up for trial Ia default Of $500 bail.
FIGHT II THE BOwKRY. .ast night fight
occurred In he Bowery, which might have proved
serious Lad not the police promptly intererel and
arrested three OF the parties, named Walter smith,
john DSugherty and Francis Webb They were
all held N answer before police court,
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April was then Axsd ~ rhe time whom the consoa-
dsson shall 20 into effect. 1, Is said thN the mat
Ter wiz be carried before the Beard Of Education II
an early day.
The WHAr Il IT. Connecticut Fat Girl and
Atincts are exhibiting at Baltimore --being dis
placed At Barnum's Museum by the little Mutt.
MwsrIN0 OF THE KINGS COUNTY Rs
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE was held at their
headquarters, Court st., Brooklyn, on Tuesiay
evening. The committee 10 VIII, m was referred the
contested delegations were granted an extension {
time. series Of resolutions were adopted, RECON-.
mendiug the Legislature 10 pass an act now before
The State senats, which authorizes the Common
Council " appoin, four corporation newspapers.
There are now three papers in which the corpora
ton notices are printed, and the act u intended 70
place the sTAH the fourth on the lisa. The rensns-
tion u Burieh s,ryksr, delegate elect from the 9TH
ward Was referred b the delegation Of the ward,
when the committee adjosrned for one month.
PoItcr ExrosuRK A handful Ia circulating
with the intimAtion tina, An exposure Of thprescn,
management Of police matters, by the Commission
ers, IL shortly " bc made, by ex member Of the
force. The e1-member invites Dissatisfied police
men ~ communicate with him conhdontiAlly,
through the address Of "spo,,er," station e. N. Y.
Pust-offce.
Mr.. BRYAN LAWRENCE, Of East asa strcet,
has In his private stables mammoth steer which
completely eclpse- anything Of the kind ever heard
o. The gross weight Of the animal Ia estimated At
5000 pounds. lie stands feet high, Ia I fee, In
width, II fee, a, the largest circumference, and
feet inches from horns ~ tail. lie raised In
BarnArds,own, Franklin Co., Mass, and is years
old. lie will be exhibited for few days, and then
Killed and his carcass distributed among the poor
u this city under the auspices II respectable com-
mittec. M. Lawrence has also two shseg, weigh
ing together 6p0 pounds, Of which he will short
ly present to the Hon. WIN. II. Seward. The oShi-
bitiou will begin today Thursday at No. bi Eos,
Thirteenth 1t.
AT RrcESr MHETISo or ruK NEw
Board o. Engineers Of the Fire Department, we-,-
ern pct let. Gcprge Ward c,ccted to represent
the Engineers IN the Bosri " representatives.
Peter Fitzpatrick " represent them IN the lizard VI
officers, and R,bert B,rr in the Board Of Trustees
TUX NEw MFMBKRs OF TIIE NATIONAL DR..
sDOEArio General & mmittee o. Kings County, met
IN Montague Hal, brooklyn, on Tuesday night AMI
ef'e TED permanent orgsnizi alton by tlcoting the
following officers Tor the ensuing year. President,
| Thomas q. Tallu sdgc; e-Prcsiient John Han.
ford. Treasurer, Hugh ORjrkc Secretary, Charles
| Is. wyli Sergeant a Arms, william DOwd.
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I.enuIne NIIner.

Two lads were arrested in Philadelphis on
thursday, for stealing gpe which they sold TO
John Alderman, an old miser, who gave them
one cent per polnl for it. Alderman was ar
rested and committed for trial lie occupied
cellar, wherein he carried on his business aud
lived. The detectives found him stored away
In the chimney corner, where no had fire built
In large iron pot. The place was filled with
OLD uon, rags, and such articles as are generally
found In junk shops. In one corner was large
chest, containing a lot of hard bread, upon
which tho old miser subsisted. The only occu
pant found la the cellar besides Ackerm m, was
q large cat.
That the prisoner has money secrsted some
where cannot DO doubted. as he has lived In
ID Pscs0p, whom arrested seventy nine cents,
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fifteeu Of which be was asked 70 give In order
10 procure his support. He offered 10 eat any.
thing that might be brought TO him, but refus-
ed 70 donate fihsen cents for this purpose. He
even remained without food for "a hours until
committed 10 prisaa. lie paid fifty cents per
week for the cellar in which he live1. Tns up
per part Of the house is occupied by numerous
families, all Of whom looked with dread upon
Alderman, and stated that he ws only knoen
10 them as the ''nld mser." Amer sunset no
was never seen, a. he was in the habit Of lock.
IL. up bis plac aud never using any lights
lie has no relatives living In this country, and
can speak but little Inclish
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NhARRIAGES.

lNSLIFFE-N NAlR-In New York, on Fob
I'll, 10y the Rev. Campbell, Mr.. Richard lusiIc
" Miss ElIon hcNsir, both Of West Farms, New
York. 20
McCORKLE -BRONSON-On Monday evening,
Feb. 3, 1892, 10y the Rev. ID. Smith, WIN. II. Mo
COIkle n mary A. Bronson both Of this city. 70
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I'UItS.

OURS, FURS, FURS--LADIES BUY YOUR
iurs b0 per cent. less than any other store IN
the city, at the Great Rocky Mountain Depot, water
mink half capes muiis and cuffs, 80; French sable
mink oapes, mutfs and cuffs, 81 IN 3d. French mink
cape null and cuffs, ~ 10 $40; French mink NUTS,
81 u $500 water mink NUTS, " 10 $3.50; French
sable mufs, $50 10 So, mink martin, per sett, SlS
worth $50, at FOSTERS, IT'S Chatham s4nare 90
hott VI, 10 AaeT "
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singular pe,cctlon Of a rAinf

A musician employed at one of the London
theatres possessed an ebony flute with silver
keys lie seldom usoc il, however, in oonss-
queuce OF one Of the upper notes being defective.
The musician had for lodger q young man,
theatrical tailor, and between the two there
existed considerable friendship. VOL, ono
night, while the musician was away at his bust
meas, some one stole the flute vith the silv, 7
keys, and suspicion followed an old char-wo.
man who used TO como TO do the housework.
However, nothing tended to show that the old
lady was really guilty, and tho affair was short
ly forgotten In few months the tailor lett
the house Of the musician and went to live in a
town q few miles off; but a. the friendship be-
tween the two men still existed, they occ uior-
ally visited each other. Nearly year aftor-
wards the musiciaa paid the tailor visit, and
was pleased 10 find him in possession Of q beau
tiful bulfncb Who could distinctly whist three
tunes The performance was perfect, with this
xceptlon-whenever he came TO certain hi III
note he invariably skipped IL, and went on TO
the next. A very little reflection convinced the
musician that the note in which tho hulhnch
WAS imperfect was the worry one that wN dsii-
Gent on the flute. so convinced was he, that
he at once questioned his ex-lodgor on the sub.
jet, who at once tromblingly confessed tho
guilt, and that all the bird know had been
taught him on the stolen flute.
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

READY on MONDAY, FEB'Y 3D, 1862,
Al the Sun Once cor. FULTON and Nassau sta.,
Price, cents plain, or . cents colorod,
A New Edition, on THICK PAPER, OF the
COMPLETE MAP OF THE SOUTHERN STATES
tshowing the whole coast from Delaware N Texas,
with the Harbors Inlsts, Forts, BlockSling ships,
&C., and the railroads. cities, towns dc.,l which
was presented 70 the disorders OF The sun in Jan
uAIy last.
The Sun Ia served 70 subscribers in the city and
vicinity at six cents per weak. Single oopes, one
osni. Sent by mail 70 90 POr year. Postage W the
STATE Si,te,
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ITO HTCllERS-STOCK AND FIXTURES
o. Butcher store, corner OF Carroll street and
Ihiri avenue, suuth Brooklyn. Inquire corner ~
h1yl and Warren st, In Butchers shop Reason
for seling-owner having two stores, cannot attend
% bith. fed gsIOi
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COAL,

S1 d0-C0AL PER TON OF 5000
r.. fOlbs, well screened and FREQ from slalsy
delivered to all parts OF the city, from yards lbi
Eighth ave. and 100 West nth ~ near Ith ave. A.
IiEARrT. 70 Qlaosfao
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LEGAL RRPORTs-wEDNEsDAY.



SUI 10 obtain construction or a HIH-H'W Of
A. H. J.. Eindrds This WIS an action brought
IS cNJudge Peuepont 10 obtain the construction
~ tbs testaor's will, Of which he Ia sole execuLlr,
The second named executor not icing lualihel d
The estate o. which he WAS executor was estimated
hythe cstator, cOntended, H. be worth about 200.
900. pfthl7 a considerable portion was invested
n wild and anproductve lands The will author.
led the executor h. sell such lands, and n invest
the proceeds In safe and productive securities. II
"dirtcted" this course. And, ia case there were
No children, IL was directed that the widow should
have 5000 premium. There were none yet, she
has received, a. she claims, but about 81 90 per
year.
The executor sets up that the estate does not
yield altogether more than $1,000 annually, and
that Of that amount large sums have ~ be eKpend-
ed In respect ~ the estate 10 keep II IN proper aud
sssabe ooudition,-as the estate Of lands directed
b. he snd cannot We sold without great sacrifice and
loss n the general estate. The Court at Special
Term agreed with the executor, and made decree
Ia his favor. This WAS appeal 10 the General
Term, the widow claiming that the lands should he
Sold and that she should he paid the 81, 900 annu-
ally, even hal sDme portions u the principal in
money OF lands ~ the estate, n be used IN raising
am If.stgi, g.l
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
of grocery store bi9 Columbia It, South Brook
Ign; viii be sold cheap for cash. Apply on the
premises. q
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN estimates the
value Of railroads to the people Of the United
states A. equivalent TO yearly income OF over
ei29, 900, 600. Tie increased value impaired
real estats situated along the line Of the road,
and tho numsreu. other advantages always ro.
sulting from the building and maintennnco of
line Of railroad, are left out Of tho oa,ouis,is IN.
The sum, great as II appears, is yet far short Of
rep esentipg the real value Of our system Of
railroads. But At this rate Of developing wealth,
how long will II take our railroads, unassistcd
by any other branches of industry, 20 pay the
entire { onsl debit Surprising the national ex-
penC lures to Roach the sum Of 81 200, 0O0, 600
the RAILROADS alone, supporting no Increase In their
bWines', ould moe than pay tho entire in
dcbttdnoee II one decade. But during tho last
ton oars, the railroads have more than triplod
themselves in extent in the year 1851 there
being but eight thousand eight hundred and
tiftv.sx u ilcs Of road in operation. OF tho to-
al length Of roai the loyal states had six thou.
sand eight hundred aud sixty eight mile, in
1854 ard they now have twenty ono thousand
and forty milss-two.thirds of the whole being
within loyal states.
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THE LEADER.


1T II MEN OF IS"
COL. MICHAEL DOHENY.
On SATURDAY, February ;,
will hc commenced u
TIL T. LEADER,
The irt Of o series Sketches to,ch one comlle,cy
of the Men who Innu ,ura,el nnl
Participated In
TIE IRISH REBELLION OF 1913.
These papers will embrace historic details q tho
riHe AMI progress of
TIE REVOLUTION IN IRELAND.
and will contain personal descriptions of
RICHARD Labor suIEL,
THOMAS DEvIN REILLY.
WIN SMITH OBRIEN,
CHARLES GAYAN DUFFY,
JoHN OMAHONEY,
THOMAS DAVIS,
JOHN MITCHELL,
TERENCE BELLEw MNANIs,
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGIIER
RICHARD o'GoRMAN,
g., 81, So.
and utl'r Iotriot- Identified with tho re- generation,
Of Ireland.
The graphic pen Of Colonel Dohony will trace the
history # the instruction from the ,rnr of the first
meeting of the patriots, b. the elimination ol their
holy enterprise and vii give a faithful record OF
the motives and actions of the
MEN OF ~.
Every mo who has drop of Irish blood IN his
veins, aud feels thot there Is still hope for tho
OLD HOME OF yALoR, GENIUS AND
CIIlYALRY,
should cah thcs" sketches, o. be commenced In the
EAT Err
ON sATt RDAY, FEBRUARY g, lsG2
OFFICE II FRANKFORT ST.
10 a'llG JOHN CLANCY, Editor.
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w experienced hands need appyM
81 Rcade street
fec PllS Up stairs.
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PROVISIONS.

AT WILLLAMSBURGII-
"A PORK DEPOT
X " " 4 RY 7 o RK,
Sod Retail nj Wholesale Prices.
No. 81 Cor, GBAsD ASp SECuSp Sra.
HAMS, LOlNS, AND ALL PARTS OF The PIu
Fresh and Picked, 1t cents per lh.
BEST LARD IN AMERICA, CTS. PER LII
Cal and Judge for yourselves. ftJ J'lOI
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR A FARM
fine three story brown stone basement hpa..-.
with courtyarjs In front, Cay Hall, brooklyn.
Apply nnrthw. a &c rner New n, srry aud ChAmhsrs
II, In scgar store Agents need not apply.
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XXTANTED-BY A MAN USED TO OPER.
w ate ON Sing rs and iiowo's machines on lcath-
or work, place where he may learn l., operate ON
gsntlemen's drcas, other thing Address y. l. 4,
box $40, Sun uihce. IL
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NNTANTED-A CHILD To WET NURSE
w by respectable married woman, ~ hef own
house, % LOWS IT. third floor. fcb 2is'ii2
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TnIted state. DInrLcl Conrt.

Libsls IN Prize Cdses..-A libel was now filed
against tie rah aud Caroline, and her cargo, upon
charges OF running, or attempting ~ run the bl1ck
sde
The libe! is returnAbe on the 18th inst.
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Disagreed -Ntchois, By guardian, Is. Sir,h
A renue II. Il Co.--Ti is wsH an action By an infant
70 autT b. recover ofthe defendants damages for
injuries sustained by him in consequence of the al
81 in the SuS II yesterday, The jury disagreed and
were dWChargel
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DENTISTRY.

mr.. HOYT, DENTIST.
vOI BroAdway, doors above goth 81, inserts bs.a
ul sets ofteeth his improved atmospheric plaie.
with or without extracting the roots on gold a. low
a. tYb silver, S. rubber, SO patinA. SEQ artthciG
lnno Milling tinserted without palm, 90 ca gold. %
cts - VI; amalgam % cts; extracting % cta. An
work warranted. led 2lAcsiia
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS A
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SERVANTS WANTED GIRLS, l FOX
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O'Clock.
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EARM FOR SALE-A SMALL FARM on
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plsrc for the raising ~ hrrries, Pdce o., 900 Ap-
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or uniurnishei-A cottage, containing ronms,
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