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ClAr LyAn Act nnhoizel banking and for other
SEC L. No incorporated company without being authorized by
law shall be concerned depOsies,
king discounts issuing other evidences of debt to be
loaned circulation and director other
agent officer Incorporated company whoha violate any
provision ofh section, shall forfeit thousand dollars
> No association of PERSONS body corporate
except such bodies expressly authorized by law
shall bills promisso other evidences of debt
for tho purpose oann tem putting them circulation
money unless thereto especially authorized by aw and
and and member OF corporation
who shall violate either ohe provisions of this section shall forfeit
one thousand dollars.
SEC 3. All and other securities for the payment any
the delivery oany property which the consideration
of the consideration such bill other
evidence of debt mentioned either of the preceding sections of
this shall be void .--.,-- -. ~,
SEC T. No shall pay give payment s
circulate circulate bank bill
check draft other evidence debt which shall
be for the payment of less than dollar
bic otherwise than the lawful of the United States; and
person who shall wy violote of the provisions of this
section, shall forfeit hundred dollars.
The penalties prescribed this shall be recovered
suits the of the of the county
which the offence committed be prosecuted by the district
attorneys ofsad counties respectively and the shall be paid
into the county treasury.
1t shall be the duty CT tho give this act il G.
charge the grand jury each Of the district
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CHAP " An provide for the punishment offences against the public
=

SEC That any person shall knowingly sell kind of dis
ased corrupted unwheesome provisions whether for meat
rink without making the fully known the buyer he shal
punished by imprisonment the county Jail than
months by fine not exceeding hundred dollars =
1uAy $50
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RATES OF ADVERTISER
st. })aul Business Di:cetorp.
u w Lott

Il. w. Lott,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.-St. Paul.
Particular attention will be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Z tcring Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, ani entries made by Miiitar!
Land Warrants. S,f
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Henry A. Lambert.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law-St. Paul, Min
L. Collins. ESQ.,, Madison,
Wis.,; David Graham, Jr., Esq, J. Prescott
Hall, Esq X NJ. K E. III. B!atchford, Esqs.
New York; Messrs. f. Cramer, Milwaukee
Grinneil, Minturn s Co., Jas. Mccullough, ST.
neon Draper, Jas, Bowen, n. York. sf
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Officer rot 1iable
for O,,eyiDg wit. :.

is IL .TTEiF
SoTB snsh oGa
lDus sioHv oG:j
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Wmu. D,Phillips,

:o.ursur. .pr Avocat en- drot, ct Agent esterres-
nsSt. Paul. Reclame mis- ensurete ct des terre
Fl. s::,e.ntrees par des ordres militaires. ,-...
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Wm. ID. Phillips,

A,tarney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent.
: i,s.-emution claims secured, and entries made
!. Nv Military Warrants. Office on st. Anthony
: sif.et, nearly opposite't the Upper Landing.
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s]f rrilsfssa iF.5Cazeau,a ani lHhIpl
iaCsreeAter, Joiner and Housed e-Builder.-Next
S,orts D. w. Brunsoa's Roberts st. l7-6'n
We 4 weN Z.
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EDMUND RICE, ELLIS G.~wHiTALL
RICE. s WHiTALL,

Attorneys ut Law and Solicitors i'll
'-tt Chancery,
Will give their entire attention TO the business OF
their profession The collection of debts, pay
ment of taxes, buying and selling of lands &C.,
promptly attended to. Their offices are at
st Paul and st. .4nthony, Minnesota.
October 2J xxviitf
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jIs1u ~ Charles Cavileer, t-
PANTS, Oils, Dye-Stutfs, Drugs and Medic'nes.--
Third street. sli o. 3.t
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John J. Dewey, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
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Penalty for sel-
ling unwhOlesQms
provisions, etc.
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Joseph Brown,
.iIorseshoeing and Bachsmthins the Up
per Landing. -. .--------------.----
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Omccr 20 have
persoAl brought be-
fore him.
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Doctor Day

. DOCtOI Duy
Continues the practice Of his profession at Saint
Paul aid will be fonnd at his office OIL Third
Street.
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Wien party
placed in custody.

In custody Of
sheriff ulI judy
! ,nent given. -
$3.50
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Person refusing
20 obey writ, TO be
imprisoned.
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When party set
+ In what cases
party Iemanded.
IN what eaS.s
prisoner dischaRg..
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Proceedings
when party tAsn, {
be Brought before
officer issuing writ.

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Nc EGnioS
-uS C1 EuCTTu3
c4 nGG5o6f &
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dEEt aad cdw
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bison
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

Officer TO bring
body in certain ca
ses.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

For adulterating
liquors, etc.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16
District attorney
tobe notified.
Party mas ieny
facts set forth On
rafttvrs -

refuYn -.
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YHrP
ora n~f
Gf-H fl9sE sEIlli
81 ull
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

,-lf Henry Jackson,
Dry Goods and dGroceries.-Corner Of ST. Charles
and Bench streets.
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BOwleS 81 BOnette,
Stone Cutters, Stone and Brick Masons. Corner
Of Bench and Roberts streets, 81. Paul, MIN
neso.a. ly.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

What persOd
on whom writ il
served 10 state i'm
Icfur,,.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

]. O.. Edward Patch,
Carpenter, Joiner, and House builder.-Near the
Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

Cause Of con-
flneinent Inquired
ihtO.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

Incorporated
company not to
issue notes, etc.,
without authority.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16

f- Attachment,
when directed TO
coroner. IN
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-01-16
MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY wEDNEsDAf MORNING,
By JAS. NJ. & ISAAC N. GOODHUE,

OFFICE ON THIRD STREET, NEAR THE
.-. GOVERNORS RESIDENCE.
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Died.


On Thursday evening, 18th instant, Of consumption
MIS- ELA oLssES, wife OF X. r. OLSEN, sen, aged ~
years.
her late residence, 10y Forsyth street.
On Friday morning. 18th instant, Of dropsy, VIII
His relatives and friends, also the members Of Go
hots Lodge No. 1871, L. of o T., respectfully In
vitsd To attend his funeral from his late residence los
Attorney street, on Sunday, the 18th instant at o.
clock.
Phlstelphia papers please copy.
ON Friday morning, Jams H.. son'of John II. and
Bridget Williams, aged Ii mouths 49,
The friends OF his parents respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from No 1872 Front street Oh Sun
day, Sept 18th. at o'clock. m sira: -
sept 18th, HASsAH wife OF Elan Lynds, In ths o6tb
year Of her age.
Funeral at O'Clock, this afternoon from No Cot
tsge Place, between Union and sackstt strests.,
On the lath instant, C.rHARIvE DOYLE in the 2sd
year Of her age, native OF the county of Wexford
Her friends and those of her cousins Mrs Fitzgerald
and Martin Walsh are invited TO attend her funeral
dsnee of Mrs. Fitzgerald, 50 Anthony street
On Friday, 18th nstant after short and severe i'll
ness Mr. joins hiLrs aged a years
His friends and acqus'ntsnses and the members Of
Washington Chspte No q o. of A are respectfully
invited to attend his fuperal from his late residence
POS Greenwich street Sunday, 18th instant, at Q
O'Clock, pm
Ia Bath England August 2s.h after painful ili-
ness borne with unexsmped forti;ude, cheerfulness
and resignation, Mrs. HERyEr, the beloved mother
OF George and Alfred Loder of this city.
IN Saline county, Missouri the 27th Of August,
Col BkSlsIS CHAMB,Hs in the s7th year OF his age.
Colonel Q. born in Pennsylvania near Chambers
~burg and at the az. OF xteea entered the army OF
the revolution and served in the regiment OF Penn
syvania volunteers, commanded by his father. After
the close OF the evolution be smigrsted West and
resided In Missouri He had the friendship and csn-
fd.s nee OF many distinguished men OF the country,
and at various times held itn portant military and
ri IN uut Presidents
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M arried.

u on me ian instant, by the Rev Mr.. Ameyuan
x enAsp ~ Dus1Rk to Mss CHARLOTTE Cyssson AN
r.. ~ ~ sm cunningham. Esq, all OF this stty.
a. oe ,ne htn instant by the Rev Mr. Stocking e
we @rsen street Methodist Episcopal Ohnroh ~,
sxnf '"iAN' W ''' HANNAH NJ HAkHIor, both II tNs
On Tuesday, Sep 10th. by the Rev g. J. stsbbins
WAsnITcror T,LLr OF Montgomery, Ala, to Mrs HUI,
On Wednesday, 1ltb instant, at Hanover Noah. no,
his co., N. by the Rev. Mr. King. RoBrNr 6. nosr
HOUSE to ArHA, eldest daughter OF John Beatty s a
the above place.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYs.

RRoOKLYN kUsEUM-cORNER OF FULTON AND
~ Orange streets; Chsnfrau Burke proprietOrs The
above popular place Of amusement remains day and
eyOnins tor vsterr with choice collection of eurioes
also talented company OF artists in the lecture r0on
Last appearance OF kr. f. s. Chnnfrau who will have
honor ~ Of his favore charaeer Satur-
day evening" spt nser a. viii be Presented the play ent
tied the IDIOT NirNEsS-Gilb,rt, NJ. r. 5. Chanfrau
Dance OF la Cra.ovepe by MISS Abertine To followed
by the lsughabls kurletta called TIM lDOwS yICrIu
popular s1,ors ~ Tenish clpp Mr., chsnfr.ui widow
hhttieen MIS- Lowell To conclude with the
letta called the SWEDISH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tiers BY
the Company Lecture room entertain commence
~ half past To'elock Admission, IS cents.
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IssuRANCIcs.

MEXICAN LIVE STOCK insurance coxPAHY
N ~ In iians-Cspitsi t0c0 81 paid ia Stockhc Gers
ind viduaiy halle. pirsctors-Hon. Joseph a. nowan,
Hon Tb1mss Bshor. DIT. Hiram DECKER Isase Vas Lsl-
Abrahsm Saith Es Ron. Amer T. Flls. John Wist E5g
George y. Hay, Lsg;, ALVIN W, Tracy, Ia: .
HON. JOSEPH q. BOWMAN, President
JoHr r. Esurr Secretary.
WG BvsTcE treasurer Presidtp, Of The branch Of
state Lart Of IrtiaHa
Rsisrsncss- WiEsiow Lsnar Co. lentsrs, Wal street
Cherries Leaf stage cCach proprietor Ivan Grfths Co.
CsenHes Sis; D. r. Drafe. kg, al Fron strea,; john
ui.ms l3 Chryse street Neislrafy surgc'r; tAAriss
Woodrr fnstacter Fowler r MrNcnzis, Cracrri fants
far New vofh and Jersey. ~ Wsi street. N-s Tsft
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TBLEGRAPHfC.

RosToS AND NEW YoRK rxLRcRAPH COMPANY,
ssas Houses Pssp Pntins isssru meat in spsratios
Ney Bsysp Hartford eprsxssid, Provfdssss Boz
s.. Capital IettsrstAus syeidsx The .e.sssy Of ass
atinr or transoribng and sonssquent liability
ssssArly stssdsht all other systeas 81
Tbs patrons o. this line tspssd upea puas.u aaf-
h reseysd their s6ess usisss The wires IN vorkax
daer messages Of ten words % esa,s Aad
JANIS srU scIs. Pr.sisss.
nArtIvs O. CLAan, Cisrh Of Vie Cerpsrssion.
New Tori. espt. Is. 1850.
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CAuTIoy TO TUE PUBLIC -TBE. gRE,r ,roru-
~ sriiy q lyons khsuetie Powder, ~ o. aes'rle-
meets On sl,n ard All other rsee has Pronte ss'n
Various tsssu,nst5ns feT sais r., u d., ,i,asals
ssr.d y siy ihsir inloIehs egt - fr'sf - oa Ths
Bresdsly vters ii,o nay y ettsinsd p or 80 ss,ss-
y1TrEssd free from poison as5 their la 80 trisd
W htmerovs gentlemen: Rsad NE foIl.s .s'.
ILave snalytsd p IysnT sssrstie p .,. ~ iss dss-
" elton q meets, sud certify hat nineral
~oud say haiti is semsiasii's ,r .,.. sstsbis
So ssa he sI's msJ 5'ss 5, a. 1 i'9 MS
ttJcet e. - utility, 10 elects rr .lisve 10
y lt ttluahy ptepsred futrtaace To sigabi.
n ~ .'.e nee, riti SOS eiect 81. . DIP ~ aea
rpr,h,r r,i, A@stNS Jlus sh y ~ f .t.r,
New Terl Hospital. Danisl D. Hovafd f.'.-t d.uss,
tmsritss Hstcl t5isa,S s,s,sas .I-. a.oi Isu.e
hha rsny thgusard ,ntss OF t-f. fr - tie
~ ~ gdce. 1hese srtsistrsssifsI s u.t-f frsmiun
y We iete Fa!r e The Arsricsu L.. .I.t -Nes
stts. iSS FSi,ss I,f,s,. iSiss,,s,5.S tt gssss
K Enc ~, sr's =, Slsrts Go, ilgB' ~
10 Jglh siset Z. Ak. Burst.s l..F.f.. a. 7s5
nth street. ,bnsssm NnoS. i5 rasas '.a.f rhiri
.,isst Bfeetiys.xrs nsy,. vs.. ..,.-. 10Th
y.tssy Ci's--I1sfirf. % wa.b.aSi ~.
- u y. wills. ss1nJ hrc,t-li ~ .--i. Pe,s-
ssaT, y, Ter lss,is, 81 ''vs,yfs ;r.,R sry.
a. g y. gbsupiis. ass sasr.st H..s.. q =
fsEss11i ifIssr' iss' 'ss'A " ..i.s s
"a. . sssuIsusr street Treatsa ~ ,nsan.
Cts.ferd. Pr,Td,see. r II q To-. a,. use.-
n,,sisgs g, ss,s,' s,f.s, . a-s.srasss..
nalrumn's Bqnains,. Ciasi-na, iern-r
Ifh srd Walsut street,. Pius. ,s5 'vilers.
ei Ga sass' erri stii.. y T H.. e.@
nsyilsnt. Ri.ty o. Aan Arser Hi,.. Hairs- sons.
car S,s. s.ssn. snss. ,sss5 -. Irs,rs,sr
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CALIFORNIA

T7AYLcs AND ne BAUrHH FORWARDING AND
Couristion kerchsuts Chasres n o. We are pro.
gatee forward AL foois wing a1s ir
~ sht tsat VIII ala Isssr vsr utas st ~ s9n-
ftrfeuents Will Pnncls 60. tfarsfof atiou asna,
rg-as snd Cruess 20 hat thee VIII y tsi.y a1cn -
Lthnus E.E. TATIOA, lac q Ralsfmore
~. Dc BAUfRE, lsti a New OIissas
issi rc.oe IN tsE York, acvsrs seas. - Brosa-sg
Gar igertf Hasa 81 Beaver C0fuino. uro.
Co, Z. Ctusuiats Psasn.. SsCo,s9Y Co, eAn rrxs-
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AAUBEm ENrS,

RowERY rHrATRE:-sATURDAY EVENING. SEP
s ssd LIFE S B BETH A5 sIass &
Duke Of Chester NJ WAliseh ysi Henry Va Mr.. Ste
% fsiHs Eass hsSSs s Lacy Lacy
$50
NJ mi,on; Michael Bernard Mr. Hs@il0u Dorsthss Miss
.ssasSs.s sissl fr:sS' u
RURToN.s THEATRE, eHAsBERs srsEEr.-BEgE-
zn SiS
a4sri usb s c s5 Ea 1. Sr H..
ell Lucy mn Russian sa., Esl', ~. .,d S.liop Miss
CAMS s called snSs eosn Jenny. ysa.l-1r ssrass.a.
Mr. BuTton Ish.soa Lonsf.ss ~ A0Ors Mr. Won usbus.
Tas . %Sn ,s sss
Doop on.n at TO begin at hah-pAst 7o'ssek. =
n ArIoNAL THEATRE, CHATEAU srRxEr-sArua
ss:ni1f % @ e tag Ra TGTSs
c.fs
ats h.Felis Fly boy NJ shsrson; CsrPoal Casey Mr..
NJ: smith SasIs conclude Win n. s sr.@as q
Psrry CAPT, Psppse.ai M Elsi.r Won seSmsi Mr.. J.
fsrs0li Toby yarnsh. Mr. Russell. smutsA Mr.. seymour;
Lerette Mrs. Myers; Lucy, Mrs. Jeferton.
~. Eanassr"Th; BrsSfsra viii b played day.
pleasing part both and
after dark the famous domestic drama The DrunEaTd
sh ;hs s a.S. and M. :
bust OF Jenny LIND has executed
at the Museum along with more than million q surios
Hooser Infant Queen AaalHidss Carriage, rtAna the
Fairy Queen, Immense Boa CONSTRUCTOR he are on hand
Afternoon performances t j. evesing At ~ o'clock Admit
tsn.e oentsi ehs xsr IN Der 40 year.. lss cents.
nPfN ON MONDAY, Sc ~. 9rB.--cnkisTYs OPERA
" House, Mechanics Hall, f2 broadway above Grand
Christvs ninstres respectfully their
patrons and tbs public ally that they will have the
honor OF series Of their popular
ts city Monday next at their long esabshed Head
ten and Improvement rendering the Hall VI the
convenicnt and comfortable places Of amuementa the city,
Tickets 25eents Doors open at eoumencs at o'clock
Afternoon concert every Saturday; at r. Mths eompsny
comprising sEeont versatile eorps
esperishced performers, under the narssersnts T.
Christy. s. kAxs isN4-ssss1 ~ ~.
CAsTLx GARDEN IL now ofER4 ~ rnx HEfsP.
~ ton of visttsrs during the day, fsm H. til 9Th
IL is .hs l.rxet and most ,uf room IN The .sany
sndisturbed pronopades, while viewing the sessGnrt
and delighted scenery around. and inhsss tho ssu0yu
sea treese. Admission. l2z cents.
vNALLHAILA, SO CANAL STREET.-THE GREArsUc.i
" cess Of this Temple Of Pleasure-booses crowded
nightly to witness Jenny Lnd-Female Opera Troupss
consisting Of Of the best female dsicans the world
Also the great Dr. Coyers unrivalled groups Of Living pio
lures the only true living ths most lovely
each day ard evening. together with the Sable Heos
making the best company in the United States Orchestra
Jo; PAr1uette. 80 Commence ct O'clock in the AZ
ternoon. and ~ in the evening Ball every night.
ladies and gentlemen engaged at this establishment for
the Ballet and vaudeville rse3bted TO the
stage this day at eleven oclockxh. by order Of the
Manager.
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BoOTs AND sHoEs.

THE ALPHABET EXPLAINED no. Sj-Y-WHY
should not Why be written Y, phen ths prnnuuoit-
ton u v Wen the fs6iion ~ renarkng Shat
Ns phen afksd he not tuy bis 71sts IN Brsi-
way refrcnds By sayiug " " became rurchfse let
ter sriieie Tor tvothird' the price. At JONESs 10 Am
street.
Two SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BOOT AND sHOB
Detlers. lor sal imported fren0h bu1s shoes
% fs beet material and wgtkmanshp IN quantities 90 salt
purchasers. " HEiDELBHhGER, Deg street. No 5. 20
sfsirt.
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ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. Aston PLACE-XAxh MA
retseh Sole Lessee and Msnager-Arrvs aud debut Of
the great French Ballet Company from the Opera
Para Opening OF shor with Grand Bal
let dAcion under the direction OF Monsieur Robert Kemp
and perfect EnGlish Vaudeville CompanyMr John Mex
iEson stage hsnsser 1he following artists form portion
Of the Ballet Celestne Frank, pre-
Frank premiere dAnseuse from the Grand Opera Paris
hue Epnosa, premiere pantomimste, from the Theatre
Porte st. Martins Paris Sonuer lson EspinosA premiere
dahssur from the Porte St tsrns Theatre Paris aonseur
sstipsushsd artists Also perfect corps de ballet q
comprise the Of we'll established favorts who
viii appear quick succession and generally In entirely
new Vaudeves. written translated expressly
The Lessee pledges himself that the orch.
ira shall be full and the best artists and that
sha be superior TO Orchestra before employed
for Ballet or Vaudeville Company In this city Due and
timely notice will be givenof hrst
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nAt.Es nY AuoTlo,

UcTIoN NOrIcF LARGE SALT or VALUABLE
luTBiture-D. y. Bah si sell. a. sday, 81 lgh o'clock
I've Auction keom1 an unusually choice sssertnsut ~
ehoid ~~d other fura 'tsrr riaao, fne raiaugs. 10
ias treses french bsdsteats Nc. On honfay
I e certu~ e. ~ los ocitck at ~ B0wery The stcc
vAlus>> fts ~ order 20 the al ri, aar Af the late
o. rvtnH TIE sale Of this DAY ~ oomprse the fruscs
os bntie<&laee tafes, canhric htndssrshief &c ell
tifui rcsdf Othcr saies duly annguncei.
/. 1905. BELL. Auttioneer.
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AmUsEMESTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, PHILADELPaIA.-P. T. RAR-
- nun, Proprietor aud Manager. Henry Ssndford AS
sistsnt Manager. Great dramatic achievements Miss
Fisher and the New and splendid
for the present week Immense popularity Of the Chinese
Family 81 whose eceentriottes all surprised Two
tertsinments daily st so and "a O'clock the beau ul
Lecture Room Novelty succeeds novelty the way Of
rssites New dramat, faroes, preparing Admit.snee
20 cents; children under ten years l2H cents.
CoNNERs THRATRE-ARCH STREET PHILADEL-
~ phia Open every evening. with n admirable stcck
aided by celebrated rdny even
Ing september r. will be performed the thrilling drama
Of SIX DEGREES OF CRIME. Dances by Miss Carins and
Mr.. q. W. smith To conclude with the farce Of the
IRUhPETERS DAUGHTER Mile. Blsngy will appear On
Monday Boxes 80 Second and Third Tiers 9 eens
Pit 2h cents; Private Boxes Orchestra Seats IS
Performance commences at ~ o'clock.
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DANCING.

nAkcISo AcADEkY.-nADAM1 cIocCA. rHs CO.
lsbratsd dAnssuse. whose reputation has lsnE bees
IN shs principal karsP.s. I.s,rs .at e s,.y
she bAs Of opened Dancing AssAtEy No 6S5 Broadway
Appy Ter sirsua Aad iAfernaon a. the Dancing Ass-
desy, Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14
CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
WBAr sIxTi-THk JoURNEYMEN TAILoRs CO.
w operative Unen stsre Tailoring sstab shuen No. IN
bu.ssss stt pvte insps elton. yhsy inv.to their fs~
Artisans tId sisshs 70 choose from spsndd
sortsnt 81 su ssc winter Foods kysry garment 10
rahs ht and made 10 IN. most fshsnsbs snd durable
d.riss have aos., ,.s sad vii Do NJ B-ia NASSAU on.
seer soutt Of Besinsn street.
DANTs-PASTs.-T.A HRESs TuE so WELL KNOWN
Psrts Tailor, has Just received - pieces style
Ter laid Cashmere vhieh he uaking 20 order AZ ouy
Cents in vsnt o. fsnts viii money ty calling the
cheap Cash Psu.s Tailor. No. slis Ann street.
ru,Hys DOLLAR sUTrs-A WHOLE SUIT CLEANED
dr.t-d pressed and the eolyr stored for s. Wo0ll-n
Dresses dyed from Is cents 70 81 50 silks watsrst shawl
o. ever asssrpion eisanet false vhta erapel CARPETS
s-sssd for Ga s per yard slso. TsSs ssvsr. Hearth
7ossd7oI Allen ~. one deer frs@ orsaa.
AJEN'e AND Bors CLOTHING AT wHoLELALE
w and ketsii-Ovsr tfty thousari dollars worth Of
fssonshe ready made Clothing Cor sas ~ iov Tree.
meet q faehsnabls goods Witch viii.te order
style that earnot suTpssssd No 81 futes stress nor;h
rsst corner 81 Colo.
rJ'o sBfRf EANUFAcIUREas.-THE susscRiBERs
have received from Trance tnlife nev 80 e %
isndonsr than aBytkns horsof5rs produced spd srs a.
the time Moderate in price az y uita cr eiy
ccuntry trade In regard b durability and frenEh,
D,scfns can he Vattieuiarly recansried .ad h.J
- vashtd aud roEed with ems ha % BE usual troab.
A. hs .rs, grpy q ,a; re. I,si. e 30 s51 ysy H''a
O. N NlrTuANH.
81 ExchaaEs Place, NJ stairs.