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Kss Ppiaan mrs Herbsrt Mrs s.Arhham, lrs Broadlsy
PHI and Gallery isE sss.s
NHANFRAUs NATIONAL raEATRR-- MONDAY
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.hs MAID SuEsnsaBs5o, Of Lorss.u.sn w. Taylor
fras asI Mss Locker ps01s spsn eSs' e.
sopusnes At N oo.cA.
NaIrCHELL's OLYMPIC rHEATRE.-BRNEFIr
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Els LAST MY srousss4 i' a1
%S os Of the oFfcE Mr. W
eoti Une Nosst Mr. Niekinsor Nine Renard Miss Roberts,
A NERIcAN MUsEUM--P. T. BASNUM MANAGER
ever, afternoon and evening this
The family who stand in the Of Pan
Sns hose sns mas and dsxtsrous ,r's
q ee@y.s Mesrs. ssrridsd. Rose warden, Clarke, Dig
a ssse h9w e and
the Ge.nlsnd Whale, Living serpept Mammoth Crocodile
Sax Scripture statuary. Admsso to the Museum,
fo,mescea &c 20 cents; ebidren under 10 l2
pAhNUN'S NU5EUM-PaILa DELPafA PUBLIC
ID curiosity is to be satisfied Cinderella will be
Monday the 18th aud every night turing the
e.tre Dew progsfties machinery &c. by
pended render it the most brilliant and tagng
behed. Miss Anna Sinclair, OF Mitches Olympic,
TIE glass slipper In addition to the superior
pany. twenty ladies and gentlemen have been engaged
and Robinson the two great comics OF the
appear. Petite Dramas, Triologues, hslanges Sosgs,
Dances Dissolvipg Views Chromaropc, &C. every
wptch crnd among the ruins after the
Of 1913 at Gaudaoupe, and Thousands of eurioses living
natural, and artif Adnttance rs cents Children
upeer ten years l2la cents.
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r1NAHC IAIs.

90 OOO-TBE SUBSCRIBER, WISHING TO RE
VosVOV tire. offers store and very ssltshle stock
OF foods. consisting Of Gas Fixtures Chins clss lamps
bsndoes ne kc. the stock anounng 70 The above svm
which will be taken In payment bend ans mortgage, OF
J6s sroUvENEL. sJohn street.
&I00 WANTED TOR -FOUR YEARs-sEOURITY
R1VV Merrisians Lot. covaes 70 bs buit up 70 the
smeust borrow ed and . 10 be flashed a. The advertisers
lsure orshsr With soek q an ssttution In pros-
Porous esrtitioi- Address g. Y. this once.
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Political InreIlixence

The resolutions before the Virginia Legislature
powsrpg the Governor to Issue his tor the
election Of delegates State convention shouid the
Wilnot proviso be passed by Congress, have passed al
most unanimously.
The wAg State convention Of Ohio will meet at CO.
lumbus, ON the 9th Of May next.
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LIQUORS.


brandy. LsNDINC-2e5 CASKS VERY HIGH FLA
- vored Rochelle; also, Alex A Seignette Brandy, per
barks ayorten and Means just arrived from Rochelle
ia catks Cosnac Armagnac Pinet snd 0tsrd Dupuy Co.
barb Howard and brig kepunus imported and for sale
II NDY, &C.. LANDING. PER "FAvORITEN,"
~ from La Eoof ele55 half quarter, and eighth pipes
high favored Brandy 200 sardne Green Peas. Truf-
hes, &C., 40 eashs, &C Lem. Vinsgar,' for ssle by
J. AONLUN 60 Wall street.
BRANDY LANDING.-t2s CASKS RAsIEAU GUAR
ID Brandy high fla vored and high preof;
esshs Of the old brand hsrte Brandy landing per
Elizabeth Means, and for tale by
CAZET q ASTON, G. Water street.
In store 200 casks Oard, Dupuy Co. and J. J. Dupuy
Brandy.
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LOST.


COZ kkWARD.-LOST ON SATURDAY, THE 9TH
pSO inst, Sl00 Bill on the Tradesmens Bank, sup
posed 20 have been dropped either in the Weshter HOTEL
or the Butchers and Drcves Bank The above reward will
be paid for the hill application at the Westminster Hotel
corner Of Bowery and Broome street.
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CALIFORNIA,


r. y. HoTcHKIss SAN FRANCIsCO, CALIFORNIA.
With sufficient water for lighters prepared to receive
ugnnents Of and refers TO Messrs James
keeer Co., lUs 'FRONT.' street, New York. and TO L. O.
Cannon. ESQ.,. Rev Haven.
REGoRY's CALIFORNIA EMPRESS SPECIAL
leave Tor this Express BY the Empire CITY, Tuesday
l2'h and Cheresee 18th inst with small parcels packages
and messages for all parts 81 California which will DO deli
yertd by the proprietor person, with dospatch.
JOIN q. THOMPSON, Agent 60 Pearl street.
Il CUNTS co.'s CALIFORNIA EMPRESS, PER sTEA-
- mers Empire ity New Orleans Cherokee and Crescent
will be received at office until the day Of sailing aud
Forwarded to san Francisco and all parts Of the Gold Mines
in charge OF special Office = broadway
Of Wall street. ALBERT WELLS. Acting Manager.
CALIFORNIA HoUsEs-TuE WELL KNOWN FIRM
~ Of Geo freeman Co. prepared to supply shippers
and misrans with House. superior 20 tins In this
ued approved Of and extensively parOnizsd by csrnans
and othera Cell at 90 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA HOi-AN EXPERIENCEp SURGEON
~ who abs the English French, Italian and German
languages offers his during the
Of any chip or steamer bound for San Francisco. consd
GRAFTON for his passage thereto The best Of reference
the oftce Of This paper
CALIFORNIA REvoLUrloN.-THE GOLD NTNEas
" are adopting the u Operating Machines
fast as they can go thcm California procure
them at the California Depot N Park Row, foe only SIS
quicksilver operating fans for s. gold catching Cryed
Rasines 81 30, gold Augurs, IS. ARNOLD BCFfUk.
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BALLS.

bALLSs
TIE GRAND CLAY BALL. IN HONOR OF THE STAR
Of the west" will off at the Chinese Assembly
Rooms on Monday March 4. 1880 The Committee pledge
Themselves that there shall be nothing wanting their
to make of the brilliant balls OF tina Din
giles full Band is gagged which occasion they will intro
duce the OF music which dedicated H. Clay
-" setes TO you Harry Clay The room win be splen-
didy decorated Tickets dollars to be had OF OF the
Committee and Mt all the Wing head In this city
and Brooklyn 1t is expected that Nj Clay will be
at this ball. JOHN B. FRINCK, Chairman.
I AFAYFTTE FUsILIERS BALL Committee, To
- avoid dsappon ment, give notice, that tickets viii
be sold at the door on the night of the ball
X FRENCH, Chairman.
TEE FOURTH ANNUAL MASONIC BALL FOR THE
Widows and Orphans Asylum Fund Of the fraternity
Of the State Of New York will be given the Apollo Saloon
ihurtdsy evening" the 18th inst few small packages OF
tickets for sae still be obtained by the officers and
members Of Lodges at No. 429 Broadway, of
JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary.
nancy RAIL- COSTUMES. DohINOs, AND MASKS.
Il for Ladies. Gentlemen ard Chidrcn.-BOOTH Il CO.
respectfully that prepared with splendid
assortment of the above articles the old estab he'd
tune Warehouse rs Prince street. Mr. Nlbos Saloon
Costumes reserved exclusively for private parties.
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iDVERYISEMENTs RENEwED EVERY DAY.

s~NNNe0~~NSN@~NNS~~~N~r
assoes to .adrertisemeni, 'e~s " Mad masf 30 psa
ps'd, Of they 0iA not Be taken fr.m The Poa o6ee.
THE LATE CATASTROPHE.
od,r rsSs so9Gs
meet this Sunday morning at o'clock at Gothic Hail.
.Ss 10 Tor pRRsPS:s '
sns asai hsr live. BE .sn
hssn s isrsss; BY UIdfI n O. sew oHoHSh n asssr.
the Brothers. at cloci This day, No l B,ser street
Parted br0tkCr criT'y o.sPT9s ssa Zee Lock
+. IT, BROWSE, X orr.
THE MEMBERS, EXEMPT MEMBERS. AND FRIENDS
Il Of Washington Fire Engine Company, No ~ ere re.
%sis s,i ,pse o respect 10 sss r.%ans Of
tieir late associate, Han iltou Houshtonl
ArA'pEETIYo OF THE MEMBERS OF WASHING
,sy s' jsas. psSohss s,. on motion. called g tie
ih,T nss Chairman having sn1OSa'sd ss SssS
Injuries received the calamity Of Monday, lth ns.,
n aSs RsS.s s' nPsns' s Sosn 70
and having retired reported their return he i9osns
where's BY calamity which Occurred in The city on
mourning frienis and bereaved relatives,
ssrnity was NJ D. Eoasbt.n %aay yesr. a;.esla,s
and officer Of tis company, who, w his actions aud many
barring all occssions endarsd him TO evsry member
RssoS cd T2it in The death Of M IT, Houghton ws have
20 depore the loss Of old tried ferd who, In s
hour o. danger always ready and prompt 10 relieve ana
succor the unfortunate aud distressed.
.e,ov,d. That %, death lose whose virtue. aed
Sterling qusties have cndeared him 70 all who knew
him, whose memory shall always retain the
most sGt ctionate regard.
Received That While bow with submissou TO the dis
renaion Of Prpvidence that has in s ALL wsa purposes
thus removed him frctn deeply sympathife
with hs family ard tender them eopdoonee IN ths
their great afiiction.
Rsssvsd That copies Of the forexorg resolutions be
transmitted 70 Tie family q the dseeass with whom We
''n'''e' '''A IN ''"'' JAMES DoSoaUE. Chairman.
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Brady's National Collection OF DaEuerrsO.
types DO and U Broadway Of Fulton btrsn
gss and etisens respectfully invited call and examine
he spe nae
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VIRTUES ILLUSTRATED BIBLE-TN FEW DAYS
will Re ready beautiful designs and bindings for this
work ~ gdw. a. Taylor, BOokbinder ~ FULTON street
"sun Buidinss Those who intend having their Bibles
bound solicited 10 cs and inspect the patterns in the
bndcry where they rest sssured Of the meet
superior workmanship, at the lowsst possible priess
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CIo1TEH,ISs. AT WHOLESALE, ros oasamD. >

(NIOIHING, AT WHoLEsALF, TOR cAsH-D.
~ DByLlr - and John street. corner Of Nassau, have
now the grea. bull 81 their stock ~ -
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
ready for inspection, and would invite the attention OF coun-
try merchants 70 the zane. -
d d. can faithfully assure rrreh"ers o. sisthins
that their stock IL all fresh snd ther importsuous and
purchaser made chiefly before the late advance In Eoeda
trces will be found 70 ccrespoad vita ther u,ua or
tarn Of profs They feel that their style Of manuature
new too we'll tnovn 70 need stenton being csed 20 ~
they have always paid the attention 70 The style sns
mai 81 every garment Of their immense atoch
cothns suit every mstet in the United states West
Indies, and soufh America.
Or Retail Deprtnsnt always supplied with hs very
latest styles Of Clothinr.
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VALENTINES.

NNNN~.>N-> N.N,NS-N
CUPIBis OWN vALENTINIS-FR0s ONE PENNY
" IS eschThe most splendid collection exhibited
in the United states and offered for sale at prics suit
all lovers. natter how Desperate be their
CSC. n. Tvfs. Publisher.
Fnyeiops Lace PAPER Motto nfers Valentine Writer'S
and ell the aeconpanimens for sale At low prices
and In neat variety B-1he eountry trade supplied on
liberal terms
7 Asr VALENTINE DopGEi-LoyE-c CO. PARTNER
~ ship-netiee is hereby given, tha; the unierssned
formed limited psrtnsrhip under the hr OF
vENUsk CUPID for the transaction 81 the yalentine bu-
the old oriana depot Division street. Venus
Cupid general partners and ella comic kon IL
csl partner and - such has contrtu.ed 70 the general
stock Eve millions 81 bis original aud Valentines aud
notice further given that the Eonan Valentines not
70 he found other store IN this city the children grand
children and children the Of
cid Genie Eon respectfully invited TO visit -
satisfy them selves that b. the old
original stl fesds the both 10 prices and lusiity
ClPRIAN VENUS.
sHOOTEM DOWN CUPID.
OLD COMIC ELTON.
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yAcoa u. 's~rrp, Secretary.

DIsAsTRsus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET
~ -Notioe.Ths Synagogue will be opened Tor
divine service this Afternoon a 5ocoek, when the Rev
1aaos will deliver discourse the srheet % tie late
calamity In Bsgue street collection v b male In aid
the beresvd sufferers Of whom entirely destitute
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ennIppIao.

TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Ia s,s,T,hiD 10 hereby sy'1 g q.
a he once sss.S. Bow. Blstisr. S' Co.. 90 VAN si
nv 9ss q Sss q: u:
Directors Of their c'@P'Gsy x ri s's o sSs 'F'
sfEN. lSLI hlRsSsss. Trustees.
ELISHA RIGGS
Tn, the .ce Of The above nc, y.,
t,ns eonpst.a he eoois viii remain open at the above
Y fori .ss az. M In. are,
the f k,TiLinfSsrric. e.g,si, ws't
s ssSSTTiiS.. S S.Sssis d nSS:i
ADRfATIc captain Grafton.
Thee. shps having been built BY eon,rse, expressly fer
lssii.D si.. IN M, ssros.. ensure strength ssi
la for s.sase. or oamsrs PIC. - sssis, f NJ.
Ys,l I.rros $50 r,sis,y. g,s & s,ss Room.
CHARGED m noted on the plans Sf the cabins For freight
SSSss. .sl fqssIs1 s5 i f;.,s.
Of the chips % h ine win sa htncs On saturday the
v. :s.iss s'ssi::ss =:
se.h saS An s,psriens.d surgeon sbs attached % each
Foe cALIrosNIa. VA gnaoREsSSry AND
ce%@.ss u: WsIss s,.,:. s,ii s,ss@iip csS Sss
VI. ..,gssh y, QUO - .ss,,,s,y sss ,.h .r.ss
River for Havana New Ors.s, and iopshins ths
lions ss Ohio sna her tRsrsusSs S.ssa sosSi: sass
ana .9.. sir .,. :. .'r.Ss, Of %
,s:i 'ssD .., AZ ,ss.risrs.s ,.s.s. . .'s.s.d ss
application ssiE. one. d he cenrssy. '''''''
sarts OF r.,sasE ynoz Ssv resx 70 crsssrs.
s,..a norm per'h'' ssssss.sstiW
S,ssrss. Berth. focid YEA. ana s.psrai; ,,Si.....
, ..rr. 90 rsss,sr-rAsssA TO sAs rsaser.ee
stssrsse. found bed. .: ,sp,rst. t.ii. $50
rssr g sh.srs. viii id shore ddrss the ssslins
800, s.. 1'';'.'' 'r r. H...s. n. o,l....
.s.s s;;f fsi iss1 s.s :.s Board
ms, ass.. As u. ,:i,s. !. s..s. %.
rvs NJ o RontRTs. fs Wet street.
CTkAssHIP IRON PANAMA FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
forsr c.p ss p,.n S.. r. sss'i ..s ,. M.sr
yessJ for e. rsehs trade vii leave Psnsrs - shove
.ssin pssprsr. Who should ..r. s.s YSrs " s,
''~ -''"" ATE. K. COLLINS. - seS,i a.
Fos saw ss, raAsc,.cc esh,osyhg new
dr,d tors buithen apt ksns hyirE The greater psrton
ss az m M so - p . I y .ss s gsS.
pnEs snd being remarkably tst ssisr expected 70
steamers no, ,scsp,ss sis can tst. he s~s ~ sbos, 80
barrel: NOR, Of rseass' az ...Ts .sish parcels -i
further fs.,sy q sss rus. ana az AZ
orcs sppcrtrnity ~ tatinr advantage ~ the present
,.a .S1 III T.. s. st Sssr rsaos s', s
Beaver sss Or 20 The master esrd, North River
fsrsss p.einss u ssv.i ssSi.s,u,. ''''' we"
CoR cAIIIosNIA.-pIssAIcH LIvg-cLtrprR
ship WISCONSIN,, nunierd, master, viii positively
-. e, ss. f,.ss , srs.. e so,sy is,h rc,s,.s
sevn b.isbe. q frskt ana .sna siii n i.srs !. ~
sms. Tor .r,s,grs rr,.shs ~ This nss sas.. - ne
fs66 ss!aTISS e: r Wan 'sr..s or
Ter cALIroRNIA.-RRoULAR pACxrr LINE
N s. ~. ,.s., e. r s.. vr..',sc sss ,. ss's
". W p. nowLkh, % west esr. o. Albany a.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JApEs CONNER 4 SON, TYPE youNDERs coRvrI
% o. and Nassau streets New York, have on hani
every article necessary for Complete Printing Estahsh
nenfs.
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DRY GUOps, Sc.

II leu DRESS cooDs--cLARK 4 WORK, las PEARL
~ street. have fun Of fancy and staple
Dry Goods, veil suited the 5outhern market. They
invite their cid customers and purchasers generally TO
smne them. Their Goods cannot be surpassed
IN this city, hey will the nrs Of April 70 their
ner store NO. III Broadway City Hotel block
TIE CHEAPEST KID GLOVES IN TnE WORLD ARE
70 be found Burdetts cheap Dry Goods store ly5
Waller stree. just received 5000 rsrs ltes ceired and
white Md Gloves Paris made sup,rr quality All ot which
are ontred ct Je Cd pair, equal 20 De- Gloves IN every re-
srect Also large assortment 81 sdes white and lrht
cocrs Md Gloves emtracng all tie choice cocrs such AZ
res green heh. fht blue, lavender straw cors snd other
fsshicnsbs colovs at S. pair Every other article In the
cry goods line NJ corresponding low prices
GEO. Z. BI eDETT, l35 walker street,
between Broadway and Bovery.
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The Hair Changed In an Instant--Pnaion's
Marc Hair eolor the hair whskers the isis
applied without injury hair shin u WASHED
without disturbing the color and hes bst
and BY @. l. Fawcett li2 Chesnut street. Philadelphia
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nAGUERREoTYPE 5000 FULL SIZED DA-
~ guteetype Plates Of the best quality per PACKET ship
Baltimore d6,ew Hsvrs, Imper.es BY vv
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CIRE INsrRANcE-sRooKLYN INSURANCE. con-
II r,py, Offices No. Merchants Exchsnss Wall street.
Rev Yort sns a. Fulton rect Brookyp This old essb
lshed Compaty continues take risks OF limited amount
dwellings stores, furniture merchandise hc the lsvest
rates Of premium.
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A ccoRproNs, yfoLIss. TLUTEs, BANJos. Gull
IN tsrs Tsmborines and all kinds Of Muncs Insruer
selling ~ the ofisins JACOBS l02 Chatham street.
Is PER cent cheaper than slsevhcre Also Cold and s-
Of sw.iry snd f.ney goods Jseobs Acoordeoa nrustcr
srs ether nusie Rceks Aceerdsons yiolns rutss Gui
tsr-, Bsrjcs, ard Ts-hcrines r-p.ired.
I'nE MISSIONARIES or RusIsRss.-BUsTNRssHA mas
ia missionaries we'll religion, via satisfied
tu plenty 81 advetis~ent Through these
ths tuho has become that the cheapest
Beos shoes and Caters that s bought obsnabe
81 Jones', IA Arm street.
nTL FOR FRENCH LAMPS, NO. t5 BRoaDwAr-
" Just received the largest mportsen In this ssurtrv
Nechsns Carcel nccerators frsssion Lamps
q the latest french OIL Der gallen hest sperm
OIL, atils Al. DARDONiILLE, late Dseoas Lsnps
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.6stoeTs TO .9drertseSsnts semt ~ Mad mssa Be %
psid, they oil not be taken frsm the Poa Office.
THE LATE CATASTROPHE.
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SPECIAL HOTICEs.

TENTH INTERCHANGEABLE REPUBLICAN BALI.
The ninth annual Ball of the Democracy the Tenth
wsrd viii take place at Tsmmany Hal on 81 Valentines
Eve, evening February Is 1880 Tickets may be
obtained Tammany Hail. from the Committee.
JOSEPH n. AARsH, Chairman.
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CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY.
10. Quinquagesima. Is, Ash Wednesday. II, First
Sunday in Lent 20, ~, 70, Ember Days. "a, Second
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TIE FOURTH. - We touched upon
the grave and glorious side of the great
festival last Sunday. Now that it has
passed, the stars and stripes are hauled
down, the libations poured, the powder
and patriotism exploded, and the head
aches on the w-anc, let us look at it in
another aspect. AS Il statistical and
philosophical item, we should he pleased
TO know how many Of the thousands who
made night hideous and day thundcrous
with guns, pistols, torpedoes, crakers,
and other machines for the solace OF
weak nerves, thought or caIod about
the occasion of the great holiday which
they rendered agonizing to the ears and
dangerous to the person! Not one per
cent of the whole number They were
only solicitous to make a noise in the
world, each egotistically lancying--as we
are all apt to do in another sense--that
his own particular noise took the shine
out of all competitors. 1t really seems
to us that the detonations and mutila-
tions which mark the anniversary of the
Nations birth, however they might be
bonored in the breach which Freedom
originally mad. in the strongholds of des-
potisln, are but little honored IN the OBJ
seryance of that great event. Savages
in certain countries mutilate themselves
in honor of their dead heroes; but cer-
tainly it is not necessary for civilized
beings to blow their hands off and their
eyes out, as token Of respect for their
patriot fathers.
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INTERNAL CONDUCT The Cincinna-
ii Nonpal ell notices a case of hear;ress
and inhuman conduct A lady named
Howard was recently accompanied by
her husband from Cincinnati 10 Colum-
bus. On arriving there, Mrs. Howard
exhibited symptoms Of cholera. The
husband informed the landlord of the
house, who refused either to rouse the
domestics or to send for a physician -
Mrs. H. was rapidly sinking, and the
husband knew not what to do. A stran-
ger happening to pass, he called to him
and phy sician was thus obtained, bu,
it was too late. Mrs. II. died i'll few
hours. The account proceeds
The boarders all fled the house; and
no one could be prevailed upon te
perform the last duties for the dead
and Mr. Howard, had to with his
own hand, ,shroud his wife for the grave
During Mr.. HIS absence, when he was
attending to placing his wife's remains
in the vault, this humane landlord of the
hotel at Columbus took the keys of Mr.
HIS trunks in his own possession, and re.
fused to give them up unless he was
paid $500, saying his house had been
damaged to that amount by the death
that had occurred within it. Mr.. How
ard importuned him to let him have the
hair which was cut from his wife's head
but he refused, declaring that nothing
should 60 out of his possession until he
had received what he had claimed
Mr.. II. offered him a fair equivalent fol
the trouble he had been put to upon hi:
account, which he refused with scorn.'
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A. F. DOUGARD,

A. F. DOUGARD,
IN the south side of Beach street, Saint
" Paul, midway between the Upper and
Lower Landings, is prepared to practice
the art Of shaving, shampooing and hair-
dressing. Having acquired regular edu-
cation in his profession he tenders with con
filence, his services, to an enlightened and
discriminating public. n1-v2-tf
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TILDEN & SMITH,

TILDEN & SMITH,
General Land Agents.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA TERRIToRy.
HTiLL attend to the locating and Entering
W of Land, with Military Warrants, or
otherwise. Also, to the securing OF Pre-
Emp,ion claims, and the sale OF Farnls
Town Lots, SC.
Village property for sale.
Office at the Centre House
HENRY l.. TiLDEN,
J. w. G. SMITH.
Feb. l6, 1850. diff
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ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE IN.
SURANCE AGENCY.

Columbus Insurance Company of Co.
Iumbns. OhiO.-..Capitai $500, 900.
PIE undersigned having been appointed
agents Of This old and reliable Fire and
Marine Insurance Company, are prepared
to issue policies AT fair and reasonable rates.
The character aud standing of this Com
panv have been well established for many
years, and we are prepared to give the most
satisfactory evidence of its responsibility
and lihpralitv in settlement Of losses.
RICE, WHITALL & BECKER,
2-2tf Agents.
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DRUGS AND
al & D I G I N & S =.
ST. Paul. Minnesota.


ECST received from the east fresh supply Of
- Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, Var
nishes and Dye-stuiis, which will be sold at the
lowest prices.
FAMILY MEDICINES.
Anti-biious, cathartic, vegetable, and ague pills
Coxe's hive syrup, Stoughton's bitters, Burgundy
pitch, Liniment--vclatile, nerve and bone, poor
mans and anodyne Am, Thompson's eye water
opcdeldoc, paragoric, castor oil without taste or
smell, rheumatic drops, Mexican Mustang Lini-
ment together with every article in the Drug line
for sale cheap for cash.
DEWEY * CAVILEER.
ST. Paul. April 81, 1850 lily.
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WIN. ARMSTRONG.

lT the Central House, desires to have it
II distinctly understood, that those who are
indebted to him for his past services with
razor and shears, are expected forthwith TO
liquidate; and that hereafter, his business
will be conducted strictly upon cash princi-
Piles.
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