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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-28
NOTICE.
oFAIIG OF ST CPOIy ,,

iLI~5 VI III. OtNOIZA.
The sales advertised above to be held at the
land Office at the FALLS of ST. CRoIx River, on
the fourth day of June and the third day Of
September next, win not be held; new DIS
rRIcr having been organized ont Of the part d
that District lying in the State of WISCONSIN,
and the land Office for that part in the Territory o.
MINNESOTA haviag been directed 10 be removed
to SALTWATER. from and after the thirtieth day
of June next. by act Of Congress approved Marcel
2nd 1919.
BY the President: 4. TAYLOR.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
March 80, lS49, %4
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NOTICE OPRE.EEPTION CLAIM
ANTS

Every person entitled TO the right Of pre-emp-
ton to any of the lands within the townships and
parts Of townships above enumerated, IS required
to establish the same to the satisfaction of the
register and receiver of the proper land office and
make payment therefor as soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement Of the public sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice.
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By AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.

Of the removal Of the land office from the ssFalls
: OF ST. CROIX," Wisconsin, to "STILL-
WATER" in Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority Of the first section Of the
u act OF Congress. entitled San act for chang
Ing the location Of the land Office in the CHIPPE.
WA LAND D1srRIcr, and establishing en- addi-
tional land district in the STATE OF WIscoN-
SIM" approved March I'd, ls49. I do hereby
declare and make known, that from and after the
thirtieth day Of June next. (ls49) the land office
for the sale Of the public lands in the CHIPPEWA
LAND DIsrRIcr, shall be removed from the
FALLS OF ST.. CRoIx (Wisconsin) TO "STILL-
WATER" in St CRoIx County, Minnesota Ter
ritory.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washing.
ton, this tcentieth day Of March, .anno Domin'
lS49 BY the President,
Z. TAYLOR.
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Notice to Miners and Pre.emption
Claimants.

All persons who were, at the passage Of the act
of lst March, ls47, in possession, by actual occu-
pancy, of any portion Of the mineral lands en-
braced in this proclamation, under authority Of
lease or written permit from the Secretary Of War,
for the purpose Of mining thereon, and all persons
who shall be in possession, by actual occupancy,
Of mine or mines actually discovered before ihs
LIST Of March, 1S47, as set forth in the act Of
LIST March, ls47. above mentioned. are authorized
to enter and purchase the same at the price, on
the terms and conditions, and 10 the extent pre-.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-28

ToUcHISG THE SYMPATHIEs.--" Arrah,
Pat, and why did you marry me! Jist tell
me that--for it's meself that's had TO main
tain We ever since Father O'Flanagan sent
me home to yer house."
"Swate Jewell" replied Pat, not relish
ing the charge, and IFS mese!f that hopes
TO live to see the day that ye'er a widow,
waping over the could sod .hat covers me;
then, by ST. Patrick, I'll see how you get
along without me, honey DEAR"
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ST. PAUL AND SALTWATER
ACCOMMODATION STAGES.

A LINE Of four horse Stages IS established be-
N tween St Pad and Saltwater; distance nine
teen miles. The Stage will leave Saltwater on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, IN the NOR
ming, and arrives at s.. Pan! about nosn; and viii
arrive at the St. Paul House on Tuesdays. Thnrs-
days, and Saturdays, in the morning, and arrive
at saltwater about noon. This arrangement VII
accommodate travellers who wish TO visit both
Saltwater aad St. Pail, without being unnecessa-
riy delayed in waiting for boat to setsW down
the river. may g 3sd
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TIME subscriber. having the exclusive agency
Il of that beautiful portion Of the town Of S..
Paul, owned by VErAL GUERIS adjacent TO the
Catholic church, and extending from the banks
of the Mississippi, hey nd the bluffs at the moth
of the town, offers for sale number Of eligible
building lots for private residences or business
purposes. The portion of this property beyond
the town line is now being surveyed into out lots
of convenient size for suburban residences.
DAVID LAMBERT.
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RJ The gold dollar has bsen 10 great
demand. They sold in Boston for . few
dsys - high as Sl25 each.
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B. w. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Genera
la Land Agent.-St Paul.
Particular attention viii be given to collections
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims. and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. stf
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DRUG STORE,
JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE CHEAP

H. IA OK MS:
4 LARGE stock of GROCERlES-vfz: n.
IA o. Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Goldfish. Mackerels
Dried Apples, etc. Also, an assortment Of
Spring and Summer Clothing;
Pants Of different pattern; coats Of ali kinds, to-
gether with a. large assortment Of Shirts, Vests
and Drawers--all of which will be sold low fer
cash ST. Paul mal2 3'f
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CLOTHING.
4 LOT of good Clothing just received by =
n april 2s nf !. w. SIMPSON.
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AHHL MEDIOINESs
Anti-biious, cathartic. vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup, Ssosshton's bifters, Burgundy
pitch, Linimenf-yotatie, nerve and bone, poor
mans ard anodyne Am, Thompson's eve water
opode!doc, paragorie, castor oil without taste or
smell, rheumatic drops, together with every are
tieIe in tia Drug line for sale cheap for cash
- DEWEY & cAvHEER
ST. Paul, April n, ls4s. 81 lly-
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Henry A. Lambert, =
Attorney and Counsellor at Law-St. Paul, Min.
RErERENcEs--A. s. Collins. Esq.,, Madison,
Wis; DAVID Graham, Jr., ESQ.,, J. Prescott
Hall, Esq r NJ s. E. II. BlaIchford, Esqs.
New York; Messrs. E. Cramer, Milwaukee
CrinneIl, Minturn & Co., Jas. Mccullough, ST
neon Draper, Jas, Bowen, N. York SG
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LARD AND BUTTER.
II ARD and BUTTER Of superior quality m
IL store (aprH 2S) J. w. SIMPSON.
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BROOMS,

q DOZEN Brooms Of the bestquahty. on hand.
aprl % ln J. w SIMPSON.
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DIR. N. BARBOUR,
TXTOULD respectfully notify the citizens Of
w St. Paul and vicinity that he has opened
DRUG STORE,
and will keep on hand coed assortment Of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stufs-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according to the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College Of
Medicine. mal2 Sd
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NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Lard Office.
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David Lambert,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
And Land Agent--St. Paul, Minnesota Territory
sC3@ Presumption claims secured, and entries
made by Military Warrants.
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David Lambert,
Procureur, Avocat en- drot, ct Agent des terres.-
St. Paul. Recame mis- ensurete ct des terres
entrees par des ordres militaires.
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May 5, IS49. If.
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John j. Dewey, III. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
sses Office on Third street.
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DRUGS AND
M e D ICIN q s.
st. Paul. Minnesota.

lust received from the east fresh supply Of
- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nlshes and Dye-stufts, which will be sold at the
owest prices. The principal articles are as fol-
lows:
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References. Rapports a.
Hon. HI. III. SIBLEY, },C
Hon. HENRY DopGE, Wisconsin.
4" A. c. DoDeE, l,ow.
+" GEO. w. JONES, 'o"a
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

Commissioner Of the General Land Offic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22
CLOTHING.

rNO TAIL0Rs-THE UNDEKsIGNED RESPECTFULLY
returns his thanks to emen Of the
patronage bestowed upon hi. Reporta II will HE
study TO merit it's continuance and for this ooot
the rule do as you would be done be
made 70 bis future nambe and application
dnc,ve to Il general interes. Of his patrons.
1he String Report and Plate accompanied by tho pat
terDs variety OF drafts and system Of eating
vests Co. will be promptly snied the of Nsroh
my grevsns plates are ad%ted have surpassed any
Delivered per orders lpest psd) copy The of
cutting taught 90 that the pupil with ordinary
early prepared for BUSH Agents States
Canada Address, post paid. A.WugELER, Reporter,
No. 4, CortlAndt street, New York.
CoRslTs DE PARIS NEW Patterns. LATEST FASH.
ion sdopted At Paris among the fashionable ladies'
comf table aud graceful the we'll for the
liberty they afford the The person who make,
ue them to bad only Of Madame Prosre s.
up stare near Broadway N B-The ladies will and ne
style for nursing and handsome
ICorsets Tor balls newly arrived from Paris very moderate
Price.
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.oI-Oa HonAsy iys.ins Jaauay aM vlI :. p..':ss
o6GST 81 n ~ o a o.nss
q: Hsss e a. s's:s Ga sss
a.;s:. ' n. !' .:ss =:
. cents Gallery l2x cent. Door. opsn It SsW past
RURToNy THEATRE CHAMBERS rResc-xoNDAY
be s e! Sas
NJ Broushan; Tserby Co.. Mr. Baroc; ho s s.sdsus. Mr
y. &: iHsse;sis rs
III Ma as e &:
s,o Mr. s " linton I. I
OLYMPIc T9EAreE-xR. wALcor BEos LEAVE TO
% s' Ia. NJ Clark.
has Kindly volunteered r tn. when viii b produced
~: es sn "a 81 s A s as & S
S SS Gs.s; CoG,iy NJ CLARK. tsSy Gay .. Clarke
aAs ns :uoos.a Sa,s:aas g as EN-
RARNUTs AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER
s ~s; e. M s. sns sys's X
3: Ss' III
Sssta.. Az sssa.is run .es:i
9sf,rns % % & 1sss%
~ osnts '' .- '''''' '''''''A '''''' 'A ''-''
A MEXICAN CIRcUS-sANDs, LENT CO.. PRoPaIE-
ters-Bsoadway AbambrA-Nondsy Evening" JAM D. the
PERFORMANCES Will commence with brilliant Horse Eurse
4ser as the Sailor 3o Mr. Sands and hs talented
Children Maurice and essc Master Hernandez his principal
ao The Fighting Ponies Deaf Burke and Tom Spring will give
Ruse the beautiful Dancing Horse May FL Fairy
Ctnderea Bore manshp by VI H. Gardner. Mr. w. Mr.
Hapks Masters Jes and Maurice saudA conolude with
Laushabe erpece Admission every part the house. Is
ecnts-ohildreD hsM price.
MI ASTtR HBRNANDEZ-A CARD MASTER HERMAN.
l1 dss bess esvs respectfully nfor public thAs his
BENEFIT ard Last ppesra w take pl s. Len
Cos American Circus Broadway Prince street. Monday
event January q? which occasion he re sssistc by
iavater Lee, Mr. e. Conover and Mr. O. Woods who
kindly rendered their aid On ths addition
usual brilliant PERFORMANCES Of the regular nany Master
rnsndsr will ride two OF his the So ior Boy
and his Principal Act this being the time he will the
honor appear ng before an Am rican udience In
Paris st Petersburgh and other Of
Europe teg obliged to sail In the Of the "a inst
from Boston
ERANKLIN THEATRE. CHATHAM sQUARe-pRO
prtetorh Pesoh LoaSsoond week Of tho rsopeninx-
Great managers have
the and can Mons Osu oheler
Ntonsh every one Also, Of Model Arses IS In
who Will appear In some rich pictures Boxe
GEOLOGICAL HALL, 81 OVERWHELMING AND
~ Interesting Performance by the Lion Queen Miss Cal
houb who win sppesr In the Den II Wild Beas aud
her eI racrdinay perform Afternoon and Evening
nowi the finest essibe condition particularly great White
Polar Bear who - fe and he day
be was captured in The Arctic Ocean Admission Is oenE
Children. half price.
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Police Intelllxenoo.

Police IntelllSenoo.
Duel on the Baftery- Sskssey Msn-Oa Thurs-
day night last between the hours Of IL and o'clock
scene occurred the Battery that don't reflect much
credit On the police Of that dissrss &c sss@, snss =:
the above hour nsntionsd carriages deovo db~n to
thsBsttsry In great haste contrasting several @sa ~b'
dssoended In mueh confusion aud seeded q encs
one Of the csstrs paths, to nsn With their ssooai
fought duel With pistois Shots we're sxahsagsd b.
the the vo,ss TO o. ~1oa ,a' IT,
Timothy heard them preparing for anothsr roaad ad
one say to his second, here, u fall yoa take my
another shot st each other officer Ward gave alarm
rap for assstsnos sThe combscsuts sad seconds heA
Ing the Pocs on the gu. wire sspar.,sd 10 narfy Ia
soon the spot and In time TO take into custody
Of the duslists BY the name OF Seymour, just rs
driver 70 drive to the eioS. Hotel =. quios
~ dannstien" All the others escaped from the
police BY the swftnsa Of their lssss rhs Two hscx
drivers and Mr. Seymour then conveyed to the ls
ward police station house, where Nc S-ynIur vas
recognised "Siksssyr OF the NAtioa.l Tas.,es bat
other. hsSu. s,ssesS III. A.s.sos o o. 10,
sst himsef justinsd in dscharsiug him from custody
# would hare been been better, ssbiy scot
u, the mornings ths charge against them vas fsosy
under our statute law This fact the CAotap pro.
baby not svsss Of II 10 not however, too late uow to
have the case thoroughly invs Xrsd; aud We cali
upon the msgStrste to take the matter in hand The
backs employed in this sfsr Of aor No. 1855 aud
was shot through the arm But o. course the matter
tion
Pessink SpsvioSs Gotta msu by the name of Rioh.
ard Ssrsphin arrested Saturday on charge OF
passing spurious so cent piece William Youug. No.
oS2 Grand street On the police psrsou OF
the aooussd, two bad Mexican dsilars and several
quarter dollars found In his pockets This man
supposed to be IN accomplish Of Sill Wils ms. aas
Long BIZ" who was ssted few nights sioos st she
uton Ferry, whore he Was detsoted passing bad
uarter of dollar on the ferry master Justics ~
erns committed Ssrsphin to prison, 20 await bis trial
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A CAbD-xR "a; CoEnsN. HAVING OEre <xINsD
IA 70 make new York he place OF resdenos would Willing
give lessons to isw pup on the piano and violin we'll
IN vocsi nude Further PARTICULARS will
10 made lno~n applying ~ his "a Warren str.ss
LCOEEiGN PsTESTs-Iae SUB. R,Bsxs a.yINa A
dir-ct bras Oh Of their house In L.ndoa
nd this most places In Gurvpe secure
TOR Inventions with cerssnt and dspSoa Psres
pps'ng the s-cuuns Of p.teus abroad VAL a. poe
Of fsoilit, FOR slcng businsNa
kINGsLEY PRISON. EngInsers Wall street.
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ire BAhBERS AND aaix DRes,sxS-vJt SALE rHs
stcck urnurs hxssrss .if Oresdg 3sioon
employ four nands aud donss o.sass o. SzUJ yew
sos for 500 cash. he sH,
sppl,ng TO w. BRss ss Inpor OF -ooh Psesnry. NJ
81 Maiden Lane up staira Tnis ohAaos aay va,
haze Zach cap...L Is ono 3h . n~f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

n1. RALPH, AUrdOa OF TaR "PRAUTICAL Private
- treats kc IS 0rvsnw srcss-oncs hoars9 IL A.
n OPP fSuaday sxcspsdl rhoss apply in the early
Stages will be suspeN at the rApdy and little
sss.dss .ir curs ss,eny soxsysr thss Vie have sss
his ssvies In structure from ts nrst noipsnt IL
advanced and distrsns stasA (oa uposmmon advantages
and extensive prsoos,) no AFFORD
RADICAL WHOA y has ground es sAas sas b. cs~sd
eRom otAAr . America
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MISCELLANEOUS.


BUSINESS BOOTS ONLY FOUR DOLLARS A PAIR AT
JON ESS Ann street manufactured expressly service
and OF the best na and rs rood
res ~ any boots made French waterproof boots "a
to 50 ae JONES'. II Ann st.
1NHE SUBSCRIBER. DEALER IN PORTER ALE AND
Bottled Cider which 10 By scians to be an
eien remedy for sokL and keep in
y Ann street.
CANT VALENTINES MANUFACTORY OUR SPLENDID
sttcs Of vaentiDss a. description, ready At
wholesale ana RETAIL Orders county brallv
Promptly put up TURNER USHER, "a ChAtham st.
w DOL TwlNE, NAILS. &c.-yDOOO POUNDS OF rwINE
suitable for fleece tying O bales seine: 25 wrap
ping do ~ London and BrJpor seine twne Ted 80
do shoe thread various quail SOU nails bras and
sale nv CEbEA n" UvINq Ins p. VI
TAs LARGEST QUAeTER MUTTON ~ TaE WORLD
The largest quarter of world 70 BE- seen Al
the stall Of Perrin Oodwn, No. 20 fuoa It weighs
7x lbs with the kidney Those that wish the eat
est curiosity In the United Sas should
st the above stall
&1 7k0 TO LOAN on BOND or MoxT0AGR AT
", ~ 1psr cent, for term Of years. approved
CITY property IN fee-$t7M Apply to 0eORaE TUTHlLI,
American Exchange Bank. afssr O'clock. r. n.
EoR AAksEILLsS.TaE FINE rAsr SAILING AND
Il copper fastened Barb UINBURGH way, Master will
have quick despatch above Fur freight fsags havns
wperor sooomnodauona aepy on board pier ii N g.
BOYD& HINCkEN. 50 Wall street.
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR CORBITT. 10 DUANE -
IN Of The Royal Collier Of surrsouA osdon NAV Be-
consulted tn treatmeut Of del dssasss matter hswss
you may nave had sset the body hross
nose pains IN the head aad Of The Isga practice
ureeen ass devoted q dssasss enables Dr.
ne worst form OF this dse Recent
No merouy ueed strios,r CURED n weeks vita
soaoely any pain Those Individuals indussd IN
esrain leathsoue habit positively ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

LrOesALe-THs sUPaRIo cOPPesso ANo copps |.
~ sd, sst apas ~. asa s rss. s seaa rs.
rgsinG Apply ~ ths cap-n b.ri NJ p'er C. a. or
70 80YD h uTNCKE en- S3 Vail .trsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

MO CURE. NO CHAEoR-DR. MURPHY OF 9 GOLD
Recent u goAoh0a 10 h = su daya
Csasat1ensl debility and Impoessey successfully ests1 y
Dr. ~ No used In hndranoe tfou ~
ussa Omar ~ 0eIa stv~~k fvo~n "a y. " spw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22
los CALIFORNIA AND oREGON-rar UNIrso

EOR CALIFORNIA AND 0REGON-raE UNITED
States Mail Steamship Company hereby give notice that IN
&c. Of . sh;r with % ~
Havana and Chags ThursdAy February ct
nom N r. with thu nails for the Pacific DESTROYS
x and i 70 shss AVA. themselves o.
company that means Of transporaton up the coast Of
California viii b found a. Panama Passengers for
for San Fanoisoe tho 18Th February and March
lst should mako immediate application for passage IN
b sneins the unsss the b
undersigned Freight for Chares 10 cubic pre-
paid In New York Persons dssrsus Of sending freight
early application - only sbsut O tons Of goods
be taken Passage to Charleston SO
Do y Havana $oi do Chasss $780, IN cab. DO sS0n
steerag Fresht specie Cbags per Havana
u par cent n. o. RORERfS ti8 West street
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lady In Cincinnati, . few days since. on leaving
home for an hour or two, on visit friend. took
returned the house had been broken open, aud the
:rawsr from wAioh she took the money ransacksd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

Gold Pens.-PcrsOas going TO California
noed TAXA with them OF celebrated 1od
sch which are warranted i've yexrs porxo ana
onyensnt ard viii ouwsaxa cargo Of Q or Steal rsua
3old only BY B. r. WATSON is Wall nj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

rUVRUrB scoRs s ALL KfsD3 or EQUivOC ,rIov-Irr rs
- yesrs dses Dr tic tors Rad Drop
public and Of n"t h,s faIsA proves
ftssf daily 10 b the only and
persons who opp ed kiads Of Advertised msdn
and obliged. last " acksewIsdsss or in
sgsndog hundsds Of dolisra 81 VIAL To
4 4 Di-5-i- .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

w ALLBALLA. s. CANAL STREET, MEAN BROADWAY.
Grand sxtrs display Of talent BY the troupe Ar
tstee for three nights oL Fifteen Models
gsed s1prey for this estabshmsnt and VIII appear
tho richest living pic exhibited Slave"
eusanah In the BATH Tho Thres "venus Rssg
the Sea- will be personated BY the
In the world Also the Female Aorobs and FINALE Ethiopian
Seenades will Boxes SIX CENTS PArquette Is
THE GREAT CHINESE MUSEUM. SO BROADWAY, b.
tween Spring and Prince strests only one In this
Al aa:.. Chinese paintings apartments
bdgss specimens Of Chimes their asouura
and nsohasioa implements Instruments Of music lanterns
&c. Open from mise An. till 10 n. daily Admittanoe =
cents; Children under twelve, half price.
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MI ST EXTRAORDINARY WUHk-IU ruE MAR UED
lv1 tho~e plating marriasa-The hsrsd onans
Private Medic Companion BY Dr. A. Maaroeau
tion Prize This work 10 neet zith sales
l2oo copies having aiead, BEEN dsposdofl EvsrJ female
getting oop, whether arried or unmarried, sih ugh
which should b known to them particularly svevy female
discover the and the ec,ons
dies and OF every fr sale at "a
bH sdwsy; at the publishing onc 100 Liberty New York;
Patterson, 10 IS Chestnut street. Phiadsipba Lttle
CT AKany; Davis Boston On the recspt Of 81 : oopy
United sates All letters b po p,id Co Dr.
MaURlCEAU. box LA. New City. Ofss I29 & be
" street. - - ~ - ~"'s
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LOR CALIFORNIA GUNS AND PISTOLS or ALL on
rcrption In ots 10 suit MT No. ~ tnsrne
n.sr Oak ni~ns aeyoIvms ptoIs and Pocket ,i,S 1os
ktv"vns Ptog NM kets quality flint aud
,sr kinds o Rides and arbiDcs snss aud dsabs oarr
60, Ard pecl Powder Shot Ball. sad Gang Knives
Bolster Pets 30. 10. JQ3EPa ROSE, yG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIrORNIA-TO sAIL FEs
rua st nns copper fastened and ooppersd
Caliodo, .ears old Paul hsoy master will sail
shares Be disposed $50 .aeh which tho
owner free passage and part Of she vessel She will
visoncd for Is months The abide
regulations Of the Company Applyto
Or to THOMPSON aUNrER
t.f.a at,tv t.s.N - South strset,
The Association win meet the Second Ward Hotel this even
Ing Janusry % ~ TX ocO H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

Fire ArmsI Fire Arms!!-U 8. Rifles
Celebrated Carbnes that load
ne California trade; abort Aas only 20 inches long
TO shoot 2U yards ~ercussoa Water Proof Nus
Bowie KniveA full Pistols
~ q which offered trade pross By
OSEfR b NAH ~ Maiden Lane. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-22

~ uTICE-1BE SUBSCRIBERS HE8EBY GIVE NDrI ,e
their intention to apply to the Lssaare Of tho State Of
rev York during the thereof for
Irsss them and teir eaptsi Of mil
ns Of dollars und the oorpor name The .itxd states
mai Stesmets New Liverpool Line the
purpos Of running line Of New York and
Liverpool. In Engand.-JAa. IL 1859.
JAMES Brown,
EDWARD e. COLLINS,
II. RIG1S
WETNORH