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MISCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUs.
~ Cc to l0e per yard also, shawls, Table Covers and
Hearth Rug Suit Of Clothes renovated for 81 Dresses
Syss .ay S% % NJ ws SlssRs ss. cleaned
SMITH, 10 and 7ox Allen street
u ooFIN0-GoODwIN's PATENT CEnENT SHEATH
~ Ing H. permanent covering for making tin. nne. or
I ::s: s ssp; pr f's. M. E'' aH
roofing Il well adapted California houses
aufaetursd 20 swift thu. climate By . GOODWIN LA Canal
hooks and hirgs trace log and coil chains ypans
s :t.sy.rd mel iosi, hGr.. ss psTes s,s cans
sIeM say eAn9iesck MI stes, h.sr ehsen
q low figure BY JOHN A. NEwBOULD,
~ Cold street, MP stairs,
UAxEs NEwxANs GENUINE WATER AND OIL
Coors Slide and Lock boxes, snd other Artists mate
Ar. WARD. Agents Is cid street NY
XNoopwoRTH FLAMING MACHINES AND STEAM
w Engines-John II. Lester, Ne. I92 FULTON street, is
TO execute orders for machines and engines
parts Of either a. the shortest notice The Improved Plan
Address n. Lester g2 Fulton N.Y.
at the factory at Hastings. on Hudson River
IS THE INPERoR OF RUSSIA OBSERVED TO THE
"A Widow Greene In the presence Of Napoleon Bonaparte
the ussn where such ,plsnad gentleman Boots and Cal
tors can be bought at the same shear rates as JoS
Ann street.
DEnEMBRR THAT WAISTS DOUBLE sILvBRED
plate dssuerreoypes In rich silk velvet ease, coorei
and sealed VI with double fstenrs from 81 upwards are
Of the 'inth avenue Call, see, and then Judge.
AIDES AND cEsTLEME. ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fully informed that the full value will be paid cash.
for all descriptions Of second hand and clothing BY
horsnsy orange street orders lsit ~ 10 IL OF sens
J. hOROAEf, II Orange street.
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LroR sALE-A HOUSE LOT IN THE VILLAGE or
hiddletown Point hontrose county New Jersey. The
House 10 two stories high with kitchen and cellar attached
The lott GO feet 'front.' 200 Deep This property will lie
sold rented from the LIST o. July further
sulars inquire Of the subscriber, at kddetown Point
MARTIN nISSEII.
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(tIRQuE OLYMPIC, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
~ and Fourth Avenue the Aston Place Opera
Manager Richard Rivers. This Circus will be opened on
"Wednesday evening June 9th, with powerful COM
pany. Admission to dress circle 80 cents upper circle
cents Doors open at o'clock performances
Equesrians, Madame Louise Brewer 1.-THE greatest female
equestrian in the country Hiram Franklin
REYNOLDS Glenroy haster ". Franklin, Messrs. Honey,
Master Mr. Johnston; Leader of the Orchestra p Vose.
Particulars in future bills.
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HORSES.


NEw YORK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AUCTION
~ alss Monday, commencing AZ II oclock, with
rurllsr ~ Carriage wagons Harness &c aud about
o'clock With variety q Hores No dealers horses sold
tis establishment livery description of vehicle received
Tor private ssle and siofcage.
gro W. hI.lEk Proprietor, as Brosiray.
HORSE TOR sALE.-A DARK CHEsSUr LADYs
uents ana sand hs Constitution has carried lady for
the Last Can b At BurbAnks Livery sates
sdiohins the Union Place Hotel. Fourteenth street
L'oR sALE.-oNE PAIR DARK BAY HORSES FIVE
~ yeats ed ibis tprnF sixteen hands hrh, well matched,
good uavesrF stylish carrying fo natural tails tsd
aantsd .ouad sad hind. Inquire al the Pavng Depot,
Harlem Railroad
EOR sALE-A ZINE PAIR or CARRIAGE HORsEs.
ny yuung and well broken. and handsome Ccupe. VERY
tuc usd with harness complete Apply a. the stable.
u the alley merit 20 Broadway, in West Fraukn
between TIE hours q : and 70 a NJ and and JPN
I7OR SALE AT A BARGAiN-A FULL BTOOpED nay
ware, raised ~ Ghicns - the Fashion pedigree q
Frs enaufAnst years old - hands high warranted sound
surfasscd-a sood traveller Will be sold tor At si7s
Adat'.s, rost-Taid, Nst, Herald e6ce.
I'oR saba BAY HORSE FIFTEEN HANDS uICH.
warranted perfectly sound aud hind. will drive in snFe
or double harness, and good saddle horse
u the stable fronting the Italian Opera House in Astor
Place. Price $40.
JrOR sAIE-A FiNE BROWN HORSE long NAME
II and tail eight years old. warranted sound kina aud
Fert in al hsrrcss and trstrate saddle horse viii Ne
the stable 80 Fast Thessth street, University Place.
L'OR sALT-A PAIR OF DAPrIE GRAY CARRIAGE
sornd and hind, either IN double single harness ,efy
styh iuft from the Can
,ari's ststls FULTON Ferry, Brookiyn, J.. T.
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T,RuEsDELL h TYLER ATTORNEYS AND COUNSEL
lors st Law, Fond da Lac, Wisconsin; References
nessrs. Eno Mahonsing n Co, Wiekhams Hutchinson,
heoker l. Herbert, New York. &. TRUEsDELL.
o. n. TYLER.
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JAMES CONNER SON TYPE FOUNDERS, CORNER
Of Ann and Nassau streets New York, have on hand
article for complete Printing Establsh
ment The which this paper printed from
The above Foundry.
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9 600 600 q goTTLEs NsAa,y oF , PE K Il

sold without failure IL Is warranted % the
hair thirty years and 20 all rheumatic add other
pains sit0 foret will be paid fail % satisfy The most
fcer'ca q ts wonderful curative effects who will call
D X at 80 snd so Broadway between Grand and Brocme
STREETS The trade supplied a. ~ Pearl street. 50 eeats or
s4par des
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

/
T. Middietoxn Point Hon.rose county, New Jersey The
The feet 'front.' 20 lee. assp This pfopsrsy Will Z.
inquire Of u Il s o
EoR sALE-ABour 100 ACRES OF LAND.FoRMERLY
h 81 % ss S. from rS X. sy Of
tey AZ the depot q the Harlem The
4: y INA !:
an GARDEN and rsasaos
"A. 4 ,:s:
Is PROPERTY sy rS S cs "a S n.Ss e this y %
depot where the stop many TINES during the
COLLEGE & s oa s rH ps1 81 ~ the G aS.s
as% s has o M iIi .G s s s
sss &SsS and q, az. S s
A FURNISHED PARLoR AND BEDROOM TO LET
With hath rooms and waite. closets attached These
city. References exchanged. Inquire 1855 Broadway, one
aoor above Rranhn street Terms very moderate. Win be
Ismsy low Piiee:-new second hand and ali sizes and
a npr9,ed Operators or those wishing 70 learn will 90
be taught the art BY an old and experienced operator.
neee,sary.
men, without beard two three furnished r-oms The
house pleasantly situated drentns the Battery Apply
To LEr-TRoM Tns FIRST or July TO THE FIRST
Apply between the hours Of 10 and i2A. NJ.
ITO LET-TO A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, A LARGE
IL oa q Si1 rs' s.: ssa &:
sonvenenees possible For further information apply
40 Broadwty. from 10 to ia.
ITO LET-THE LARGE THREE STORY ATTIC AND
basement house. No 70 walker streat, near Broadsay
The location u central and suitable for private rsdenee
o. boarding house. Inquire o. s. T. LENT No. " Leonard
street near Broadway.
ITO LET-yERY.PL PLEASANT AND AIRY ROOMS FOR
single gentlemen without board, be had. neatly
furnished ~ immediate application At tho fou house
NO 20 Franklin street, few doors west Of broadway.
Furnished Parlor and Bedroom Apply second house
ColennAde rev First street near to Peek sir Ferry.
rJ'o LLI-TnE PREMISES ~ CHERRY STREET AND
- ssNssr tconeected ~ one story brick baildngD
veil adapted Tor any manufacturing purpose Also for sale
steam Engine the premises fosssson siven IN
mediaely Apply % For and Ooh0ut la Cherry street or
Twelfth street, near Avenue G.
~ ooNs TO LET.-A SUIT or FURNISHED ROOMS
contains all the uodcIs improvements and occupied b.
fma private family Please address "ensdict" For tAr-
teulars inquire AZ Courier Enquirer once. References
sven aud required.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED. BY TWO YOUNG
gentlemen IN house where they would have the rrir-
leEe 81 ah. ircicrred without board. To he within
mlle ~ wan street. Address W. X. ", this ufce.
yNANTED-A ROOM WIN FIREPLACEANDCLosET
specRie family, higher m thsn Grand street.
Rent mods rate. korsctate references aui required
Addrcs. Tor one week H. b. T.. boz LIZA. Herald ohice
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DROwN's ESSENCE or JAMAICA GINGER-TnI

DROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA CfNGER-TlItS
ID Esrence IL PREPARATION Of unusual excellence and
q varied properties In all where powerful and safe
ttinulant s required 10 Ia uurraed FOR It's chcacy well
immediate action To the traveller ard 90 tie family cir
Gle 10 invaluable as few drops diued In sugar and
present rae and agreeable remedy 20 the invalid who
requires immediate relief veil 20 the convalesnt pa
tsnt Who needs eente DurnK the prevalence o.
cholera IL ha. proved most co silent remedy In preventing
the weakness and relaxation Of the bowels which induce dar-
rhaa In sickness gives Immediate relief as well as In
All forms cf dependent produced BY motion
aud all prcstraticn q the digestive fanct0ns
vhs her from indulgence disease 20 j " immediate AID
elective use Prepared Ony - Frederick Browp " "
rer N Tfth and Ckesuut street Philadelphia and for sale In
New York. vholeaie ny H. Chapman ~ Fulton streets
nso Nv Vushtou tiark Co. no Hr0advay 10 Astur House
ard I3 Irving House John ntau - broadWayi ant "
&. Wells Co. "a Eighth Avenue.
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RARNUMs CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BE

Ia Y,
- tween Spring and Prince Streets. T.. T. Barnum, pro-
prietor and manager. Re-engagement for a short time
longer commencing Monday June 3D. Of the Chinese Lady
and Suite who purpose visiting the principal cities of ths
Union Previous 70 their departure for Europe In addition
with feet 2h inches long the Chinese Collection
Of One Million Chinese Curiostes Vocal and nstru
mental Music during the day and evening. Open
AN till 10 Pm Admission twenty-five cents children
nder ten, half price. 49,
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|
IOO,OOO % iultruction, aai u9t one eomplsst sud
day ls2 copies At tlis rate shall easily sn my wager
&c cell 5g0 thrse months The IalronaEe receive does
Infinite credit the iscerument Of The Aercan public
The foIdnss Of American husbands for their wives
ard for therselvesfor by my plan ile woman saved All
the labor 81 the warhns day, and tht man al ts snnoy-
Rscollect cheaper hen Narrated not 70 nure
The linen, ruhhuf the vafhrr which rmery occupied
zine q ondon Price 81 To te bad only q a. Tvevetree
qpired-your money returned II this proves untrue Call
knd see proofs of vbat can Do.
\ YON's MAGNETIC POWDER ToR TIE DESrRvC-
IL tien % cockroschss bci-tuEf, moths ants heAs hes
mosquitoes. ans all other Insects and Lyons htgne e rus
Tor The determination e rats and mice steies
rtnted without poison te had At Lyons Depot go
Clickener Co, ~ Barclays Kerr rs broatey A. - sni
D. sauds, 100 Tuoni J. Sfagg Co. corner Nnh Atense
ard Twenty 9Th Greeuieaf nrd kiuFseg, - Cgurtinai
sohiehen brothers Coz 100 and ~ Jhui scnh b,l1A
lyn-C. ID. Ayfea corner Henry aud Atlantic hrph,n
Mrs.. Hays, 1s5 Fulton; Lyons. Wayne county -" NJ
u. sis'unt Pstseam, 50 Iavfcntv county Nt.-f1 "
Munson Baitimore-Polt Go. rarnumf buildnu Phi-
N.T.-Fqwlerj Railway, n. I-Iuuisou Fro' ience " L.
Dech Son ritttturpi, Pa y seller New bfnns-
wct-Aprleea,e Son q slurtman ~ Neeark.,h,,e1-'
hafke Cincinnati, O.Meahinrs. corner Urn ana wal
nptg BcttonEedding Co. state strcst thafiestgn-h
Cohen New Oreans-Dueilho 4 &c. ani y .nthtS N".i
81. Ituis-N Woodward Co.; aichiiochcs-l T.. Dgpgt
CO. Hayaia-san Guil'tak Co Ruhr.llr, y. 'IrNar-
son. n. J-Douris; BufAff n. ~ " y thampus, -
Main ~ New YORK. = brigham miller. ~ hvenne ID.
corner Third Hudeon, N. N.kasmann hchil,tty lren-
Sen. ~ J. Shrmann. o. LYONS 80 broadWcys
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RkoADWAr THEATRE-E- A. MARSHALL. SOLE
ssssI M evening Jrns 3D. viii be performed
MI Barrett Major 0Dougherty, Mr. Hudson; Capt Gus
tnvus schoonfed Mr. Perry BltI Mr. Chapman CathArne
Miss Horn After which. the ballet Of the PAINTERS
signora Coees; Lsonello sisnor Ne.
To conclude with the farce OF the IRISH LIONm
Mr. Hudson; Mr. squabbs, Mr. Whiting; Mr.. waddy, Mr..
Matthew's; Mrs Fizgig Miss X. Horn Mrs. rummy, Miss
Olivia Dress Circle and Parquet Famy and shird
circles, rs cents; Gallery, 12I cents
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A SMALL FAMILY CONSISTING or GENT, uIs
IN wife and child Woud orer UNFINISHED, with
bath 20 gentleman And wife With wthout board in
house $40 Fourth avenue door above Twcnty fourth
street Apply en- he promises Alec has the dwelling part
OF house AT4 Fourth avenue 10 let.
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ID day evening june s. will be played Pooe's comedy Of
PAUL PRY-colonsl Hardy, Mr.. II. Placidei Paul pry,
Mr. Burton Frank Hardy Mr. Clarke Harry stanley, Mrs
Russell Miss Hardy Hiss J. Hill; Mrs. Subtle Mrs
Hughes Marian Miss Cooke To conclude with the favor-
Burton Mr.. William Pugwash, Mr.. Res Mr.. skinner Mr..
IeyeIe Susan sweetspple Miss Chapman Miss Wadd Miss
j. Hill Miss Tiddy, Miss Rea Miss Gimp Miss Alderman
Deborah Mrs Hughes Dress Circle and Parquet 80 cents
Family Circle, Is cents Orchestra Seats, rs cents
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lished In very prohtAsie Importation and Commission
Business wish to form pecon With aetve partner q
bufntss babS who could command from $1,000 Sl5Oo
cash capital The object Of the advertiser 10 extend his
and to be able 20 receive all offered 20
him b. his friends France Belgium. Please
address with real name, AC Herald Once. Reference
changed.
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character " census takcr. He had bis
schedule with him emil caused much
amusement in his questions as TO the
are, wealth, Sc, ..of all the pretty ladies'
We heard him question one fair dame who
said she was just seventeen, born in Cali
fornia, anl worth sixtyrtwo millions. The
census taker looked .sJneu hat asroaish al,
and as for ourselves we commenced pouring
firth all our eloIuence in praising the init,'-
ita!le charms ofIhe lady. We noticed that
oar census man was, after that discio sure,
found in happy converse with the huge for
tune so unexpectedly discovered.-[N. o.
Daper,
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90 FAIL IND WINTER. 1890.
WOODS HOISE A. (sn

No. ST Main street, GaIena,
AVE by recent arrivals added TO their stock large
Goods embracing every thing and desirable I'm their
me Additions viii be made from lime to time until
the close OF navigation and they would solicit the at
ention oi purchasers visiting the market. An excellent
stofn @ shoes o. all kinds will be found got up In Pha-
dcphia expressly for this market.
The following comprises portion Of their stock:
|. z, 10, and l2-4 Rbbon-bound Bed Blankets
Blue, Green, and Drab Cloth do
White Mackinaw, heavy and fine
White, scarlet, orange and lemon Fannels
do do Of superior quality
t Gray linked and white shaker Flanucls
Printed Flannels all colors
Hcavy-twled white and scarlet Flanncls,
Hish-coIored French and English Merinos
do NJ. Delaincs and Damazines
Plain and iy'd Alpacas, all colors
Bombazne and Canton Cloths for mourning
Rich black Silks, plain and brocadc
Silk Fringes and Velvet Trimmings
Worsted Stuffs for Chllrens wear
Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres
Black Fir Cloths and does kin do
Satinets Sleeps Gray and Jeans
1914 beached and brown Shcctipgs
A brown and bleached Shirtings
Irish Linens and Lawns
"a and A best Canton Flannels
Nader prints, blue and orange do
great variety of Women's and Chldrens Hosiery
Md, silk, and Cashmere Gloves
|, Needle-worked Cuffs and Collars
Housekeeping Goods in variety
Laccs, Edgngs and BobbinS
Swiss, plain and JacOnet Muslns
Rich Bonnet end Belt Ribbons
Ladies and Gents silk shirts ...
Heavy Sagoya do
Tickngs, Stripes and Checks
I Heavy COmibrts and Wristets
With every article usually KEEP, in Dry Good Stores
feeling confident that they able give satisfaction
ih every way The attention Of the public is Trspect
fully invited. September, 1850.
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NJ EW G O Cd S.

lust RECEIVED, at the Boston Furnishing
- Store, per Steamers Nominee and Iamartine
direct from Boston. and New-Yor large and
elegant stock Of French, English and American
Dry Goods, embracing almost every style aud
fabric that can be found in the eastern markets.
We would invite the ladies' Of St. Paul, St.
Anthony and vicinity to examine our stock Of
thin Dress goods embracing Swiss aud Bard
Mus!ins, Berages, Lawns. India Linens &C., be-
icving they cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
Cashmeres, Delaiacs. and Lisen Lnsfrcs.
We hrve received one case Of beautiful French
Dclaines and Cashmeres. The style cannot be
surpassed. Also, few pieces Of Linen Lustres
which are very desirabie
Prints! Prints Z,
Among our Prints will be found two cases Of
Merri,nacks, new Spring styles 8 cases Coc!,eco,
do. Manchester. do. Fall River. L do. Mourn
ing and 10 do. various styles and colprs.
Sharis ! Shawls!!
Our stock OF Shawls consists Of 1 carton All
wool Cashmeres, do Brocha, ! Berage, do
Isle thread Printed CasI,aleres, NJ. d. &c.
Hosiery.
Oar assortment is complete-embracing every
quality usually kept In retail store.
Our stock Of Bieachea and Unbleacled Cot
ions Is unusually large, with n few pieces fine
all wool Flannels. Bleacbed Brown Linen Table
Covers, Cotton Da,nask Super Heavy Tickinys,
Linen diapers, Crashes, Linen hdkfs. Ginsl,am ms,
Cumbrics, Silcsies, Crewc's, Patches, Giinp aud
Frinses, Laces, Edgiogs, Carpet Bags, sc &c.
Ready--nade Clothing.
We would say to the gentlemen of ST. Paul,
ST. Anthony and surrounding country that our
stock of Ready-AIade Clothing and Furnishing
Goods cannot be surpassed. 1t is of our own
manufacture and will be warranted in every par
ticuar. Following is few of the many articles
received:
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A King az Beayer IsIandy

Within few weeks past, Beaver Island,
Lake Michigan, has been The theatre OF
scenes, on small scale, resembling those at
Eliza. 'slong time ago" f's
This Island, as our readers are aware,
is settled by a colony of Mormons, under
the spiritual government and control Of
Messrs. Strang aud Adans-names familiar
to every one at all conversant with the
later history of these disciples Of the
Smiths.
The former of these men held peculiar
views relative to the marriage relation, the
the doctrine Of ..ieun, and tuunl. aud, "a, we
are informed, let no opportunity pass un-
improved, for carrying out these notions in
practice. His colleague, however, disap-
proved of these eccentricities Of Strong, and
the result, was a disagreement between them.
Some three or four weeks since, Strong, for
the purpose of strengthening his influence,
caused himself TO be crowned king of the
schoic Earth, Some democratic member
of the community, not fancying these regal
tendencies, made complaint to the aufhori-
ties, and Strong was arrested, as we are in
informed, on charge Of high treason, biga-
rife at Macinac. Indictments were found
"St'bs' ont 10 INV ot OH
bail.
The Disciples are ina fer,nent, and "out-
siders" are waiting to see what will come
of it.-[Chicago Jour.
Mrs. GAINES AND HER Ngw Law SUIT
IN New ORLEANs.-We understand that
Mrs. Gaines, widow OF the late gallant Gen.
Gaines, will spend the mex, winter at w ash
,ng,on, in attendance OH the United States
Supreme Court, before whose Jurisdiction
her famous land case will be brought up for
final adjudication. Some months age, ru-
nors were in circulation, that the case had
been, to certain extent decided against
Mrs. Gaines, but VIC learn, from reliable
authority, that such is not the case. Her
claims and titles will come before the Su-
preme Court, next winter at Washington,
and in the opinion cfintelligcnt lawyers, she
has every prospect of having the decision
in her favor. If such should he the case, a
vast amount ofreal estate, to the extent of
several millions, will become her property
all of which is situated in the city of n.
Orleans.-(N. Y. Herald.
DEATH OF Sir DONALD CAMpBELL-
l he Charlottetown( Prince Edward Island)
Gazette announces the death, on The 10Th
inst, Of his exceIlency Sir Donald Camp
bell, Lieutenant Governor of that province.
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GRIND DING.
HNHE UNDERSIGNED ia nnuu in readiness |

HNIIE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats. Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, i'm
Guiding Salt, at the grist-,n on the west side Of
the Mississippi river, at st. Anthony for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived ut the subscriber on the east side Of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-Sly CALVIN a. FUTILE
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Steamer Governor Ramsey.
n ROLLINS, Master.

Gu The Light Draught Steamer
t.O-5,A Gov. Ramsey will here
CO. after ply regularly betw n
q Saint Anthony and Saux
Rapids-leaving Saint Anthony every Monday
and Thursday at O'Clock p. H., and Sank Rapids
every "Wednesday and aturday at O'Clock a. m .
For Freight or Passage apply on board. 10
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SH WIS.

"E HAVE in store Of the largest stocks Of
w Shawls ever brought to this market, composed
mostly of the celebrated Bay State Long shnws some
very ne and recommended for their comfort and dura-
bility Also Cloth, Silk and Cashmere Square hawls
Galcna, Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE Il co.
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THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

THIS LARGE HOTEL. one Of the most spa
Il cious in the Northwest, is at length CONF
pleted and furnished, and is now open for the
public At the bar, in the parlor, in sleeping ar
engagements, at the stable, and in every deparf-
ment O: the establishment, the prcprietors will
spare no pains and no expen C TO s1it the wishes
and convenience Of travellers and it will not bc
for want of desire to please, if they do not
make the house agreeable to families and Others
during their stay with them. who are visitn, the
romantic scenery Of the Falls, in pursuit of health
or pleasure. 2-l3,f
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINEIN-
SCRANCE COMPANY,


Annual Premiums, Capital Stock, and Surplus Fund
S1.OOO,OOO.
THNIE UNDERSIGNED would call the attention OF
II merchants and others having property EXPOSED TO
loss by fire the pers Of navigation to the superior
advantages offered by the
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford, Conn, viz:
l. Rates OF Premiums low those of any other
RESPONSIBLE Office.
2 speed. and satisfactory adjustment OF losses v
the General Agent of the Company for the Western
and Southern States.
3. Arbitration (of all differences which NAV arise) by
referees mutually chosen.
4. Awards promptly paid in Specie Bankabie Funds
or Exchange On New York, Baltimore Charleston, New
Orleans, 81. Louis, Louisville, Pittsburgh, OF Cincinnati
at the option of the insured.
II Pamphlets, setting forth the mode and prinriplcs
OF adjusting ldssPsrates Of Observation-Disclosures
of Hazards, &c, furnished to the of the Office
free of charge.
For further information, apply to the undersigned
who is fully authorized 10 insure Dwellings, Stores
Hotels, Warehouses; Mills, Manufac tories barns &c
AisH Household Furniture, and Goods Wares, aud
Merchandise contained stored therein, against loss
or damage by FIRE.
Also; Dry Goods Groceries, Manufactured Goods
Produce Household Furniture, Live Stock, and every
other description Of Merchandise Personal PROPERTY
shipped be shipped per good steamboat or boats
Eastern cities va Lakes, other inland reute and
any towns in the Western country against the hazards
of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
Also; Shipments Of Goods, Wares aud Mcrcha nlze,
per good vessel vessels, between New Orleans and
Eastern ports---bctween New Orleans and Other Gulf
rors-bctween all American ports and English Eu-
ropcan ports any other maritime port whatsoever
in the Atlantic waters, against the PERiI.S OF THE
SEAS. w. p. MURRAY, ST Paul, AGENT
2-2l prpfrctiou Insurance IN