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EDuCATIor.

yUANTED-Io PLACE TnRBE GIRLS TO BOARD.
w IN private family, where they can have the adVan-
..ges o. Rnsh education. With French and music and
nst be Moderate the bss Of references red
Catholic family preferred. Address Box with real name
and residence.
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SALES BY AUeTION.

QY JACOB s. PLATT-L. @. CARRINGToN AUc-
I'D toneer-Croekery china glass; and earthen This
day. 10 o'clock in the large at auction store 3
Plat STREET consisting of 80 crates first opened from
the shelves and 50 and casks glass among which
10 full assortment OF WIN. Chauncy Co.'S white granite
dinner tea, and toilet also, light blue 10 match
throughout dinner tea and toilet ware ALSO dpt
Jugs chambers swers bowls basins also 500
teas edged dishes bakers plates twiers fins
also handsome sets Of tea Rel aso 800 pieces
and in lots to suit
painted London and Irish teas also
plates twiers and ware-Also 50 eases
r and essks Of glass ware by the package consisting Of
specie jars lamps, tumbrs wines deesnter oruets
tors dishes &c. with several hundred ots to which
the attention Of country well as city dealers directed
VNM DUPONT, AUCTI0NEER.-YACHr ORIOLE-
w Dumont Hosack will sell at suction, Thursday
August st at II ooock at the Merchants Exchange
less sold At private sale the fa.s sailing
Of water newly furnished throughout well found and in
order for Lies at the foot Of LAght street.
N. r., and can be seen at any time.
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INFORMATION wANTLD-BY THE UNDERSIGNED,
whose husband lost on board the Griffith, on the
18th June, Lake Erie, Of John Williams aged gem
an scotehmsn by BIRTH and brother to her late hus-
band supposed to he engaged in the grocery Any
moved from Harrisburgh this city, will be gratefully
knowledged by LAURA WILLIAMS, late Of Toronto,
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chipping.
TINTED STATS VAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
" York and LvsrrsolThs thps composing this Line

PACIFIC, Captain Nye. BALTIC, Captain Comstoak
ADRfAfIC, Captain Grafton.
rhsee shrs having been tu b. contrast expressly fo
service has been taken In their
srueton also IN their engnes q strength and
need, and their tatisua
equaed for elegance som0r Price 81 passage frs
Tork 70 Liverpool sl9 cusvo q estra sire state
ess Ne btrhs secured untl raid fer An srpcr-
snoed viii he attached teach ship For freisht
p.ssaEe apply 20
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AMUsE MENTu.


NIRLo's GAkDEN-THIs MAGNIFICENT EsrA-
SSn.ss !: SI.s is;Tg evening 9. The
cal pieces sSshssis f.Tess and elegant sOasdiss wisR
M:
S,s SsnS ovs,srs q: o!sh::,Is followed );
Ms vsrno. To- sonoluds wi,h .EssIRALDA~cisass
cS.issupsr. Ms. Nary rsyiof. Ticket. % cents. y
NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM sTREET-.TUEs-
day :s.p R July s The sas% asss VI. W.
p. En%. Leslie Miss r. b fIss y
kstsg Pres. 4ss H.: Ss.ssy
ns AND RHaDY % Here
sssna yss-Gstsrsi zsee.rah IaySr Mr. ThSnPson
BoIes. % etsi pit. l21 cents.
RAENuh's AMERICAN iUsEUN.-P. T. BARNUN.
Manager and !Sh1 G
on Monday, July 49, In compliance with the Of thou
with viii sss
every this rd sT eS .r T !.
MddlsOn AisIin. Fisher as Mary Sc The sfsrncca
soY i%PTSnptu ssss. Dances is Bell siSs,
Hoossr infant &c. AfnOoa ls
commence at 81 oel9sk and evening pertorHan.e. At
cents. ''' ~
DIERCE's klNsTRELs, OLYMPIC, No. "a BROAD
way, between Howard and Grand streots-Moaday July
~ eau band TSf Es"ps
has stamped . as being the ne plus ultra Of
isrnsrs under the Sirsssss & D. P.liors TS5y win
have the honor Of giving their original inimiabe en.eran-
ments every ng until further notice Admission Is cents
Doors open Concert al o'clock. An after
Concert Wednesdays and Saturdays commencing
N5P.M.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM sQUARE.-LAsr
Week Of the season-open every afternoon a.. o'clock
and in the evening ut by the Original Female Minstre
the only organised band Of ladies the world comprising
company Of Twelve Performers Also the unrvsed troupe
male and Female Artistes commonly called Model
Arsts will appear every afternoon and evening. in va
with tribe Of Bedouin Arab Girls the only in
existence who will through their gymnasc feats Prices
Of admission-Stag age Seats M eents Boxes % oents Par
quette, l2k sentsi Private Boxes, 81
AIDES OR GENTLEMEN WISHING ENGAGEMENTS
IL at the Franklin Museum 5 Chatham square, for the
next will please apply personally by letter
before the 10th Of August next to George Lss Proprietor
The ext season commences on Monday, August 10Th.
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pUBLsHED Br n LEyrrT DrNTIsI sx BROAD
II way Prsssrvine tha Teeth Artifcai Teeth, Ae., az
mis- wefk verify ne rspvtstca n the authsr app
pears - ~ - ~ VERY rn snd vei.a. eetre % srk
let svsry boy irtsrsst~i ans sksuld th~r~
ere " sxssnsfyrit eircuisssz. --coursr Mr~-arsn
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IoHN ATLrN's AMERICAN INLAND PASSAGE Line.
-ffesuted " tuthorgy hs stass ard CIty Nsw
Yorh for the q essssi. ard othsrr Torv.rd
aMt hsr hafrare daily ~ the lowe~f
Ns fsllsvng Places vsrtica, 10 3yr.eus.. a. 20 r.
chester a. ~ BASEL 81 % llev,snd, ~ - ssndusky O.
$50 Rses. ~ se.thport - - Chlssfo " 70 sns Al
Rsrsrsnces 70 Comnissioners 81 kmifrs-
tea ~ City Hall sna Irish Enlsrsuer Society Ne
Ksade street JOHE ALIEN, lH Cedar ssvssA
Pa Co The eNee aicne-ailaw s..n~nrn-
ryyes, 1siE lnnn1ea ID " aaks @a4~s 49, <ysM
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qrAVnLLKRe, GUIDE

CAEDEr AND ANBoY RAILROAD LINZ ron rHILA-
- selphis ..vsn oogsn sad hsf rss. on, o'.lesk
sSesrtsd from Pier No l. North river T.rsZrrst ss..
sarr 81 second Glaze ears. ~.
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go BE STOLEN, A GOLD

CToPPED-sUPPosL go BE STOLEN. GOLD
the subscriber complaining Of the loss q one in the early
part Of last week. will please call again ut the Original
Jacobs Acsordeon and yewery depot l02 Chatham street
CLINToN HOTEL, HEAD OF BEEKMAN STREET
~ opposite the Park. The above well known establish
ment recently thoroughly renovated and rsfur
nhed At expense Of several thousand dol
lars The confident they give entire
tsfsesn 70 thoss Of the travelling that will syOr
them with call q w LELAND.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
Ysrk-City and County Of New York-Ihomas Dssensu,
Edward Hslbuth. Summons for money demand
o contract. (Com. not ssr) To Edward Hebuth-You
hereby summoned and required TO answer me eompan
which fled In the once sf the Clerk OF
the City Countyof New York ut the City Hall OF the
city this day. OF 20 the
said complaint she subscrber At hi, once No is Cy
Hall Place. the city Of New York within twenty days AZ
ter the service Of this on you eIeusys Of Gay
within time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this aetion will
take against fer the sum OF two hundres ans
twenty cellars md seventy cents with interest one
hundred and dollars and cents thereof
the sth day Of Apr thousand ht hundred and
nty and hundred aud eleven dors and thrtysys
thereof from the 9Th day Of Nay thousand sight
Juns -sth 1850, THOMAS WARNER
Traindrs Ats0raey.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.


ITALIAN VILLA FOR SALE WITH NEARLY THIK-
teen acres Of fertile land most healthy and roman
ing scuntry wood and timber the rest under cstiys
v s l,s ns on ss @ md and
with ,n scioss roon, besides attic fewer ROOM etc.
fever ..!S'. ri.%s s.,. .Dsr..'s ',s never falling
hous. ana ether ostsssiidrss Tile iSSspu..sis Dis
frsn Boston Eas.sehus.t siI 'srsn niles ten
ana Ss n.% r.iirSsd
@ IN al he villa viii
.aeris.,d :. u, Low price Of sss .sh owners
sr.ss qp.tpais f,aiiss villa, ;hls cro.
EoR SALE on EXCHANGE, five smw POUR STORY
street. cd east the Seventh sIsss. They Are as
s siTn sA Va %.n street. S. sSs
court.
COCO TO sIsoo.-A HANUFAcToRY FOR SALE OR
sssS in v.ii sst.Ssi.d business now x
operation sad COED oraor. paying from sTss $1,000
year = . 80 ' q .i 81 no VS. . Nassau street,
HOMESTEAD vILLAGE-oN THB EIGHTH AVENUE
. Win 1s% II .ss HIGH Ss Isa nos s.sS..
s'.s = ,s' best eve, ;Tss 70. poor
cnsSs sSoa.-sns gu, nobility have g pas, n. door
,Srrs:.s y .sSisiss ssIi jss..y 1d:.ss;
On q: "a. q 4. ,TsnS6 shd . hs O VS.. 1r ia. de
wOripsn engaged IL cutting the through Sc
bond and morisas. Tor avs years POr particulars, MAPS,
iR ,s .g.y the window 'h.s, s1Ti,oT.' n
MERCANTILE BUSINESS STAND FOR SALE CHEAP
Nl one Of the Hudson river located on said
srl eonr large business and principally eSsh, store
ss desired owner in Sas health. wSS. 70 % S. S'a
business ''' remove S00 ,V'i iss aEg
DRuo STORE ~ BROADWAY FOR sALE-!rgE
Horei6l Broadway comprising elegant Of 6sturei
x.o well selected stock Of drugs, e6saisss Per2amsry
n,s aossS u he .... y Ter ssss s,r,
srpieaon rsqu,,tsd Druggists from the south ives,
LoR sALE-A RETAIL DRUG STORE. IN A GOOD
vel stocked vill bsdi'POssd o. favorable Apply
AZ elt Orand street
CTEAH ENGINE FOR sALE-oF NINE WORSE POW
nd @r,, ~ STas s,h god S's. ni,5
T,sih streets waSs1rS5' corner Norm second ana
CToRE AND DWELLING TO IEr.-rHE ELEa.Nr
s: t s.. p.s, F.,, NJ ~ Grand stree, in IN ss
or, With shelves md eesn.ers. lara, bow ~indos sa
spss Inquire 4 Mr. ISwiss No. s t o K y sisa
ITO LET-A FURNISHED BACK PARLoK AND SEW
eral furnsh.d rooms Inquire az No. Norris street
Two LTT.-A HOUSE SITUATED IN a CENTRAL FART
ard Immediate possession svsn. Please sddr,m y o..
ITO LEr.-A LARGE ROOM IN sEcoND sroRY or
ssne building HAS wiLtErs. sup't.
ITO LLT-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY. IN TINS VERY
central loestio. Howard street four doors East u
ss arSso. .shsa e. rn sU ,s" ~ me-. .'i ff
" PER Neek without board. The IL handsomely fsr-
nys, rns will 10 hep, In perfect order Coed reference
required.
WANTrD TO RENT IN BRoOKLYN-PA or A
hous. sufesnt for fsnl, % three psr.on' o. small
neh eettsEe IN pleasant location within ~ ~ minutes
uak ~ the fsrry. address stating vhh mus be
mcdsrase, Js.W. Boz lsl, nv. rost ofise.
ITANTED TO RKNT IN BROoKIYN-CONvrNfLN
w 20 TIE Fulton Ferry sns Q. "a rented nsirhborhoos
TO story t.u.. suitable Tor snail family Apply ~
WANTn D-A IAF0F MODEM BUILT HOUSE IN A
Esntssl nst borhoos not zoo far % tgwn-Esnt nat
creed 500 Beet q references givsn. Address D. TIL
lure oEcs
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A vicroR hlsHer "a No. n Hsid.S Lane. New Tsri.


CRTAT IBFFovENENT IN DENTIsTRr.-bR Ma
W leon Treterre. surgeon Dcast, lately from Paris
- broadway, opposite the Theatre informs the
puzzle general that perons Who have kad the nisfortune
~ losing sr teeth can have he replseed % a. not 70 b
distngusfsd from natural Hs u toeth pms
In vithsut with whish grnd the hardest ALI
snfs remarkable for heir Transparency and hight
thsy sniy psrforn mastihcson and
dow he voice With DISTINCT ard sssy artieulaton bu 70
tsrow rhFscgucry that aud rervarity which
AZ The krart appeadares % Beauty Cola used
otsrs.ns vii b n ths ars quaity Terms vsry mode
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II NICKERBccKER LODGE, NO. 5. !. O. OF @: F-THE
IN Of this Lodge requested TO attend special
meeting TO be held at the Lodge ROOM No Grand
ths evening s0th Of July 1880 at o'clock tor election
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OOO.-AN INTERVIEW is REQUESTED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ITO THE MASTER TAILORS-ALL THE BOSS TAI
Tors are requested meet to-day at 10 A NJ at Mr..
Lsyes room at the shakspears Hotel corner Duane and
william streets Theinterest othe trade will be the object
Of the meeting depuaon Of the journeymen tailors,
now Strike" will be present. w. WESTBURY,
N. HOLLAND.
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horpAri July 20 r. ~.
II was so insunerably hot to- day, that outdoor
transactions limited aud seemed disposed
10 operate much any way The stock market was par
tisularly dull aud prices fell OF fraction AT the
nrst board Erie Railroad declined X per cent; Read
ing Railroad, u; Harlem, u; u. 8. o's 1868, Nj Can
Con Company fell OF y per cent from the opening
We expect any movement OF Importance In the
sleek market long this oppressvey hos weather
lasts as IL must drive spectators into the country
and compel those remaining in town to keep as quiet
ss possible.
The adyices from all parts Of the country give the
most gloomy accounts OF the growing tobacco crop
The late drought is said to have inflicted degree Of
,piurv scarcely known In the history OF the plant In
virginia In the county Of Nosway the heart Of the
xreat tobacco region there Is not more than half
standing and that Ia generally small and late and
n ia not possible to make than half crop, there
being scarcely any plants to repant the missing hills
From the entire tobacco region the reports equally
unfavorsble.
Several mills In Rhode Island have recently de-
terrnined to suspend operations Among which, are
the Compton Mill 10000 spindles Union Steam Mill
10 900 spindles and the Newport Steam MILL all manu-
featuring print cloths
The valuation Of property for assessment in Port
land. Maine is Real estate Ss,22s7s1; personal,
ss4a3s The taxes amount to S9l74l 80.
The sarbed statement Of the position of the Albany
and Schenectady Railroad Company, as lately pub
shed by the directors should read as follows, aud
more than one member Of that body have been Of this
Impression for some time past. recsptuation OF
ths present situation of the companys affairs should
.ont,in the following exhibit Of its liabilities SO
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The 0wusrt % thseshp % vii aoceuntatlt it
silver hutn, specie iwslsy, prseious metaa
unle@s bills q ladiuE signed therefor, ans The vaas
thereof, therein expressed.
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Epwp. 9. COLLINS. 9 wan ..rss..


ne evssrr ofts,.s.i r not BE soesSnisbls fsrs.
diver husn, specie iswey, Trseious stones % n.tala
thereof, therein expressed.
nor LTyERPooI-UNIrED STATES VAIL STEAs-
~ ,hip PACIFIC, Capt Etra nye.-fhs stesmship sili
Ausust 2th from Ter ierth a n: os 81 Csns S
sFS ;,is'S ~. nee ~ ' i Ss s f' pas
IpwsRp IoifrSs N va, 49,, :"
Tie steamer ATLANTIC vii succeed the Pacific. and sail
September 7h
EoR cALlroRSIL VI. EasAEa rTgg sgssr..-
r!Han asw e ~, her E.ss e Gssr's ssgsss.t
T ,so rss aHa s.sqs ". ..ss. ~ ~ Ser
ssss. WI ,, s.a.srsa % c.rvin., nr',h.r Coz. q
.it,w r.nsms . s,n Iranei,.o. spply q !OsEPH
issSr,for cor-if, Broih;rs CO Jso. n Tron,,,
THROUGH LIME YOR SAN yRANcIsco, VIA CHA
Espry Winele Commsn6et I'll cave hsr does Pier No.
stoct. TasssnEsu viii place their basg - board ne
day 'f'''''' ''' ''''IEE;o E2iSltib . Asrryw,rL
usndsr iii succeed tse thsrehss ana ss on ssturisJ
husoa l5ih = 'hr,e o.elosh
EoR san FRANCISCO VIA CBAGEEs, ON THURS
CRY asis s,saSsra G.lrsss,r s is,,e fsr ,St.
n ngrsd,y Aogss ist a. seieck. +. ~ from P'r Nc
; :" ,'''''''o' nov ao%sSB sos ,. Broadway.
ss'si ,-... ,Sroo.h ysls,. ~ be 5sr1ish.! A'
CrUANsHIP osrREY. TOR CHARLESTON, s. C.-rHa
- 'plerdd steamship OSPREY, J. Dickinson commander,
VII st from wharf foot ~ L~mhari street Phiisdapha
on saturday August AZ % o'eick A. ~ Fer weight
rafsare, apply 81 knrsey Co.'S ESrress Oae, No Wall
Eret, corner hroadsav whsre plsn u the shr -
ster and htrha ecuret Freisht Tor this vessel should
leave New Nork TursAay Price cents per cubie
loot. For fur Der nfofmsfIcn. refer -
EIi1TLKgICLp Eidssisy a Co.'S Esrrsss.
GTEAHBOAr FOR sLLE or ABOUT zio TONS Bus-
- her. IN ttmrlete runnrs rider. Can sceonnnds's
80 80 The having further sse ur
Der vll sei her a. bargsis, srpie Tor tmmedieteJ
For fuftler rarii 'aisrs spriy A. ~ Pearl street.
ss4 CIrouoroster bv ITatton Harris, f1nesn
Fr 'ass isqsirs % Bvnc. A Hsdson street.
Eeu TsTk,
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CALIyerNIs GOLD SANDS A-pouAEIz WANTED.
" ~ N sclems- c.. Geld and silver Refners, assay
srs fwssp smstsrr asd Cssssrs ~ ssrths rsras sna
ncwn tphss.n~~s that rnntsin hs sstas Oa Cola
&AAa rss~ss, Msw Ywh
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TArLOH ANR DE- BAuFRk FORWARDING ANb
Commission hsrchsnts Chagref n. G. We are nov 1re
pars@ " forward All TOeds haftg Sac fht
drnught boas vh tnda rubber cover suitable for ths
es1vwaRce % reeeenfsrs and ferfN We have ass made
krrrsnssuesN with Nunsis Co. irsasp.rtsis agsnts ~
gsrtons and Cruces hst Their ill " dsy apos Ne
tfthmus TX TAYLOR. iat- 81 nalt rsre.
IN pE BAUphK iass u wv Orisssa
fefsrenss In View rorA. Howard s.ss, ~ arusAvay.
Ouf Agsnts are Csrvirs 49, CO. q C4asulats. Pa
se-a ksCesdsrv q c.. -. T-.nsl.s-. csinc-ris-
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CASTLE GARDEN Is Now OPEN FOR THE REcEr-
" tien Of vsiters during the day, from AN till NJ
II lie the largest and most beautiful the country
afoding superior opportunity for reading
undisturbed promenade while viewing the sea- shipplnS
and delightful scenery around, AID nhanE the deeous
sea breeze Admission, 12k cents.
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sPORTIIG.

TTEIoN COURSE, L. L-TR0TTING-TUEsDAY,J JULY
~ 50, at o'clock H-Purse and Stake. S9o-Two mile
heats TO and driver 90 weigh $50 pounds
Vim. Rheas enters bay mare Nendam Maid; J. woodruff
enters ehesnut Fanny Admission TO the SOC.
SPICER McMANN, PROPRIETOR
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CALIFORNIA;.
n0nKN HATrEs-tRICE'D T.. OcDRN, THoS. J.
Ousyps l-Whgesslea ana General Comispios hefckants
ean rrnncscs California Merchandise c1ususd " ne vii
hs placed board ship and aoa ~ pfhut
avoierg al risks o. Gre 10. Refer " sWn. Y Gary
Co., New York. sctsph T. saagsr de- koutprd futtreh
to Brrr stsvs.s 90; Conan, roylinsk Co dos Couhr
smith. DO. " '. Have.. do.i Rsas Eavls. Alhanv.
CRrcoRY's CALIFORNIA EXrREss. PER CREs-
" CENT CITY, Thufsday. August The fuhacrihera r
forwafd their ntrt ~ fhe shove val
shipper thoud leave their the orcs The dsy before
Ms steamer lspvN Parcels enc morning n the
day Of ssiiihs. sDd letter. till % z v. 80.
TnONPsON HITCHCOCK,
Napaeers ard Ar-a's. ~ Peafi street.
CPECIAL EKPREss FoR PANApA AND san TRlN-
- e,.e per ,tesnef Crescent Cty. % nrrsday AHssst
t We ehau dispatch special A. ah4ss r.r sc an
Crsseent City, Thuffdtv Ausust ts rss esiort
" through IN chtIe ~ arspronthie arsnt, wte will
~. psrscpsl Attention Frerht sd parcels rstsvss
usua A. eur once until 10b'sisck ~ thc asy ofssins
ADANs 4 60 ~ au9 ~ Wall street.
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A FRIcAN ANTELOPE ToR sALE.-JUsT ARRIVED
n from Sierra Leone. Color esdish grey with an eve
bcsv tiful than that Of the saIee Height
about IL inches Adapted for present TO lady or an
to country seat May be and
ticulas obtained e Greenwich House. Greenwich street
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CnRIsrY's MINsrRELs.-LAsT WEEK or TaE SEA-

GRAND EXHIBITION OF THE WONDERFUL REM
inxton Brsgs-Ths greatest scientific treat in the city.
and IL the wonder Of the world. Open
N. till 10 T. N. One door above Niblo's.
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GQ00 TO sl.soo.-A MANDATORY FOR SALE. OR
pOOO Partner wanted, with the above Of
cash. in we'll established manufacturing business,
operation, ahd in good ord~ paying from sN $1,000
c. H. no VS. a Nassau street
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CTOPPE D-sUPPOsE
- Pencil Case, The two
the subscriber, complaining
part Of last week, will pl
Jacobs Accordion and jews
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Positively at Saint Louis Prices.

Cheap Cash Store, for Spring and Sum
mer Trade.
r T.. FULLERTON has now received
-. and opened his Spring and Snmmer stock,
comprising one Of the best selected assortments
of Ready -made Clothing, Prints, Satineis, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Fancy Goods, &C., ever
brought to Minnesota. He would respectfully
invite Farmers and others visiting st. Paul to
pay him visit, as he is determined to retain the
name which his establishment has so long held Of
Cheap Cash Store.
CLOTHING.
The following are a few of the articles on hand:
Extra fine blk dress coats Black satin vests
do frock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
AaIpacca do Fine black Pants
Brown linen do do Cassimer do
Fine Linen Shirts Flannel under shirts
Bingham do Cotton and wooden hose
Hickory do Of all sizes and sorts
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Mems thick boots Morocco slips
do Seal do Bows shoes Of all kinds
do Calf, sewed do Ladies' boots, shoes,
do Thick brogans slippers, &c.
GROCERIES,
consisting Of Teas, Cofiees, Sugar. Rice, Molss-
ses, n. o. s. s. H.; Candles, Mould and Sperm,
Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Salera-
tus, Starch Goldfish, MackereI, Cinnamon, Nut
megs, Cloves, Peppermint and Pepper Sauce.
Also, large assortment of Wooden Ware,
consisting of Painted Tubs and Buckets, Wash
boards, Clothes Pins, &C. All for sale cheap
for cash. No trouble to show goods-next door
to the Fremont House--sign, Cheap Cash Store.
N. b. Large supplies Of Flour, Oats, Corn and
Potatoes always on hand. 2-9ly
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DEG leave to inform the citizens Of ST. Paul
ID St. Anthony, and the surrounding country,
that they have this day opened in the new build
ing on Roberts street, near Third, market for
the sale of Choice Fresh Beef, Mutton,
Veal, ETC., of their own butcherIng and will
also keep on hand Hams, COrned Beef, Pork
and other sailed provision of the best quality
Families in Saint Paul may rely upon DAILY
supply of the above articles.
The citizens of Saint Anthony will be served
three times a week ; say Tuesdays, Thursdays.
and Saturdays. We have made such arrange
ments as will ensure constant supply Of the
best beef cattle and other stock the country can
produce. PIG
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THE STONE STORE.
Corner of Third and Robefs-st., st. Pa,

+ w. SIMPSON begs leave to invite his
y. old friends and customers, as well as his
feIIOw-citizens who are coming in amongst US ,
that he is opening an extensive stock of
goods suited to this market, and that he will be
ready at all times TO furnish them every article
of trade usually found in any store, at fair living
prices Amongst the goods he has for sale, be-
sides many kinds not here enumerated, are the
following-viz:
Drugs and Medicines
Boots and Shoes Fine Brandies and Wines
Glass and Queensware Clothing
Hardware Carpenters Tools
Cutlery Mattresses
Wooden Ware Oysters, Pickles, Sauces
Paints and Oils ketchups and Sauces
Hats and Caps Assorted Dry Goods
Furniture Looking Glasses
Trunks Nails and Castings
Provisions Groceries generally
And variety Of other articles which will be
sold low for cash by J. w. SIMPSON.
St. Paul, June Is, 1850. 2-Siy
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NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
~ this office, until IL O'Clock, NJ. on the 9Th
day Of September, 1850. for the delivery Of
100 head Beef Cattle, on the hoof, at Fort Smell
ling, and
40 head Beef Cattle, on the hoof, at Fort
Gaines, on or before the 18th day Of Oc,O
Der, 1850.
The Beef Cattle to average from $50 to 500
pounds per head, net weight, and be delivered
at the respective Posts, without expense TO the
United States. The Contractor will be required
to give bond with approved security, in the penal
sum Of two thousand dollars for the faithful ful
6'lment Of his contract. The Assistant Com
missary reserves to himself the privilege Of re
jecting unreasonable bids.
Persons sending in proposals will endorse on
them Proposals for Beef Cattle" and give the
names Of their securities.
X. w. KIRKl1AM,
Bvt. Capt. 9th Infantry, A. s.
Asst Com. of Sub Office, Fl. Smelling,
Min. Ter, August 18th, 1850. 2l7