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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
AMERICAN HOUSE.

- RODNEY PARKER, late OF The American
lsssk8 House Lowell, Mass, .having lease of the
s9As large hotel AT the upper end OF IT. Paul. with
verything proper order for the convenience of trsv
Hers boarders families desiring furnished apartments
specially invites his friends and the public to give
lin call, believing that hc do much for their
;om fort be expected in "a country" not yet
,upplied will, regular markets H-Iy
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
More New Books at % Main Street

assortment of BOOKS and STATIONERY, Wholesale
and retail, at lowest possible prices.
March 2, 1850. ). BRoohES
More New Books at % Main Street.
Bayard Taylor's New Work eli California--El
dorado, or Adventures in the Path of Empire.
Deck and Port, or incidents Of u Cruise 10 Cali
ifomia-by Rev. Walter Cotton.
Los Gringos, or Inside View of Mexico and Cali
fornia--by Lieut.. Wise, U s N
Evenings at WoodIawn---by Mrs. Ellet.
Women Of the Revolution, vol 3--by Mrs. Eliet
Greenwood Leaves--by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Studies-by 6 w Greene.
Frontenac, a Metrical Romance--by A. Street.
Talbot Vernon, tale of Circumstantial Evidence
Ways of the Hourly Cooper.
The Battle Summer-by Ike Marvel.
Poems and Prose Writings-by ii Dana.
People Have Met-by N Willis.
Redwood--by c NJ Sedgwick.
Life Of Empress Josephine-by Headey.
The World as it Moves, 2 vols.
Memoirs of Marie Antoinette.
Scarlet Observation-Disclosures
Works Of Edgar A Poe, vols. r
Headley's Miscelanies, 8 vols.
Sold by J. BROOKRS, Galens.
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SHAWI.S.
XKyE HAVE in>riore spae of the largest stocks OF
w Shawls e brought to this market composed
n,,s,ysuf the celebrated Bay State Long Shaws, some
vefv fine and recommended for their comfort and dura
biliiy. Also Cloth Silk and Cashmere Square Shawls.
Gaepn Sept 1850. WOODS HOUSE co.
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CHOICE WORKS.
(Lnfeiy Published by Harper r Brothers)
A BBOTT'S HISTORIES, illuminated tle-pages,
"A James Dark Scenes Of History,
Miss Sinclair's Sir Edward Graham,
Miss WilkBson's Hands not Hearts,
Grace Aguilar's Home Influence.
Chetver's Whale and his Captors,
levers Roland Castel---3 parts.
Marryatt's Little Savage.
For sale by J. BROOkES
GOLD PENS.
A FRESH supply of superior articles. Also, STEEL
"A PENS, suitable for counting house, school and gen
erai USE large of every variety and best
manufacture sold by }. HkOokEs.
$500 ROLLS WALL ZAP Err.
AN HAND--an extensive assortment OF every des
~ cription and latest styles OF Paper Hangings, and
borderings of fine satin and medium papers for parors
halls chambers, &c. Also. window paper slades, fire.
board prints, and common wall paper. For sale at the
Galena Bookstore, nv J. BROOKES.
PRINTING INKS.
IGHTBODfS Printing and Colored Inks, warrant
IL ed equal to any manufactured sold at low prices,
by J. BROOkES.
fresh supply of Seymour i
WI Sketches of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
nv
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17

RfAnn lbs RuTrER ard CHEESE prime
stOVvB articles-iust received aud fsf sae d,
SEgGEkTs
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
EACIE RAKERY,

Np STUART begs leave inform his friends and
ENs customers in st. Paul, that being obliged TO go
below this winter has left his entire business in the
charge of c. Spence, partner, who will endeavor TO
all possible satisfaction to those who may grant
them their patronage
Mr. stuart takes this method Ia return his sincere and
grateful to his numerous friends ior
the kind and liberal patronage they have bestowed on
him, and he hopes his resurnn 10 continue to merit
The same 1926
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TILLW ATER HOUSE

Nain Street, Stai,caier, Minnesotr Territory.
&zzA L. BUFORD having taken charge Of this we'll
EIIW known Hotel and entirely rented aud reno
l.s waited 1t, is prepared TO receive and entertain
his friends and the pubc BY assiduous attention to the
of his guests he hopes merit liberal patronage
~. Baggage taken 70 and FROM the House free Of
charge 37-tf
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ST A G. r. 6.

ST a {. So sasagasef -. :
CIT. PAUL AND SALTWATER Those
y who wish to travel across the fine country
between these towns, IA distance of only 20 miles,
while is sixty miles around BY steamboat, viii
lind stage leaving each town tet the ether. eve
.ry morning amer breakfast. except Sundays.
ROBERT KENNEDY, Prorsiasct
Saint Paul, July is, 1850.
NEW A.TTRA CT ION.
MIR. CHARLES CAVE infssais his fritlaas,
I'VE and the public that he has lusi opeeci
A Splendid Bowling Saloon, 80
with appropriate Accomplishments. lii Robert $
now building, near the new Post office, in Salut
Paul. The Ioys,s OF the recreation of Bowling
will find the accomodations and entertainments Of
the most comp.ete and perfect description. D62
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DR. A. RARROUR,

DIR. n. BARBOUR,
WOULD respectfully notify the citizens of
w St. Paul and vicinity that he has opened
DRUG STORE,
and will keep hand good assortment Of
Drug Medicines, Paints and Dye-Stutis-and will
also PRESCRIBE MEDICINE for all those who
wish it, according TO the Eclectic practice, as
taught in the Cincinnati Reformed College Of
Medicine ~ MALI 3tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
SAINT PAUL FIRE AND MARINE IN
SURAyCE AGENCY.

COIuinbns IhSuTdhce Co, oT C0Iuntus, Uhlo-CdfttdE
100000.
VUNE undersigned having been appointed agents of this
Il old and reliable Fire and Marine Insurance Compa-
n.y. prepared issue policies fair and reasonable
The character and standing of th company have
been well established for many years. and pre-
pared give satisfactory evidence of respo-
sibility and berality in settlement of losses
2-2f RICE VITAL BECKER Apeufs.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
SAINT PAUL BAKERY

Bakery iutely established Third Street, oppo-
site DR.. Derey's Office!
II NOW offer the public all kinds Of Cakes Butter
Il Crackers Boston Crackers, Hard and Loaf Bread, IN
the latest New York sy ie and all kinds of Candies by
Wholesale retail. All ords from the country
will be promptly atented to- the shortest notice
iS-tf G.. HUMPHREY.
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T.OTS FOR SALE,

LOTS FOR SALE.
VWNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell his entire farm at BIZ
lansk Point, in lots from to 20 acres or less, 10
suit purchasers IL is situated about half mile below
81 Paul, between Trout and Mill creeks, and affords
some desirable loc ations for residences There
also very valuable mll-scat on the premises Enquire
of 6TANISLAUS BILANSkI. ais
LIFE INSURANCE.
National Loan Fund Life Assurance Society Of
London aud YeW York.
CAPITAL, S2.5OO,00O.
portion OF which is invested in Sfate Stocks and other
Securities in the State OF New York
C.. X. SMITH, Agent,
Office at Saint Paul, Minnesota Territory
DR.. ID. DAY, Medical Eek aminer al this Agency 2-24
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LOST.

VENWO notes sgaiust Arson Northrop of st. Anthony
Il Falls. pay able Amos Shinn or bearer Each for
one hundred dollars One due the first day of Sept
1850, due the first day Of Oct. 1850 Both at
the time of losing them piece of paper and dated
Saint Anthony Falls (probably about June 6th) With
the of MIR. Fish witness Any one finding them
aud returning them TO VIM. +. Murray, Esq, will be
suitably rewarded.
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PROBATE COURT.

~ OFFICE Is hereby g'en, that tie regular
" terms of the Rrohate Court Of Ramsey
County, Misnesota Territory. will be boldsn on
the first Mondays in March, Jure, September
and December, respectively, AT clock A. M.
at nv office in the town Of ST Paul.
4O-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate Of
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-10-17
BUILD OF BRICK.

BI lid Of BKIChs
II you want warm, substantial building, suitable for
climate and durable building, good as ever
after 10 years ise, make IL OF brick.
y1NHE subscriber is prepared make contracts for
erecting all sorts Of brick buildings and finishing the
by the ob reasonable terms, and with despatch
Of the best material and workmanship.
4a-iy ID. f. BRAWIFY
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A. L. LARPENTEUR,

\ his New Store, cor Jackson and Third st. Z,
4 st Paul is now Offering Family Groceries,
Fruits. Provisions, Crockery, IIats, Trunks +,
and Nuts; also, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, stry
Goods, and II goods in most general delnnsd
chcap for ready pay. v2-9ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21
TeiegrnDhic Summary.


Der readers viii ind in this days Herald, a foil
and complete ttegraphc report of the speech de-
6vered by the lion. Henry Clay before the Legis-
lstpre of The State of Kentucky, on the invitation
of that body. 1t is replee with patriotism, and the
sentiments which the great statesman expressed on
the occation, worthy OF tire man. Henry Clay
may never reap the reward of his devotion
TO The United States, to the Union, and TO the
constitution but posterity will do him Justice,
if the present generation do not speech from
such man, on such suhjee, at the present tine
is something uncommon and as such, we present
IL 10 our readers this morning. We published part
of this speech in yesterdays paper, and would have
inserted The whole of it, if il had to hand in
iise; but as it did not give the whole of it this
meTuing
We learn that the owner of the slave Crafts, has
determined TO institute proceedings against the
Estcd States Marshal, in Boston, for not per-
forming bis duty, in arresting the fugitive. This
is all very well; but we would be better pleased if
he had resored to another remedy-that of COM
peliing the Marshal TO perform his duty IT, how
ever, the Marshal declined 10 do So the sooner ne
Is removed and made to suffer for not fulfilling his
duty, the better. The Fugitive Slave bill like any
ether law, must be upheld, let the consequences be
what they may We hope that the owner of the
fugitive will not fdlier but that be will proceed TO
abe full extent OF the law, aud recover such
damages as ke has suffered.
We regret to learn that the intelligence OF the
loss Of the Yorktown has been confirmed. II ap-
pears that letters have been received from officer
Of the United States ship Dale, which leave no
douot on the subject, as will be seen by our tele-
graphic dispatches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

AssrnsR sTKAnsnur LAvHcH -steamshps are BE-
coming - thick ~ blsekbird,n two launched
every day. Yesterday morning, at nine O'Clock, the
steamshp, Sea Bird, launched from the yard Of Mr.
VIM. II. Brown, In Tenth street. This simmer of the
seas is intended for the Pacific trade and is very
substantially built and smsrtlookng vessel. She is
500 burtherH is no feet long, IT feet BEAM and
10Y feet hold She left her ways with all her furni
ture and machinery board and with her steam up
and inpie astely after touching the water steamed
down the river and out into the bay, on trial trip
che proceeded to Backwelrs Island, thence to Man
hattanvie. Thence she went with the British steam
er Africa She two miles astern OF the latter
when of Governors Island, but passed her at the
lower landing at Staten Island making the to the
Heck in Sc minutes and beating the A. two miles
STEAMSHIPS ron EuRoPE.-The r. H. steamship
Africa Capt Lang left yesterday at noon, on her first
homtwsId voyage She carried eighty passengers,
among whom were Mr. Grsttan, the British Consul Of
Boston, and the Misses ssdgwick She al,o took with
her $2o7 2o2 in ,pecie The of her passengers
will be found under the maritime head.
The U. 9. NJ steamship ashington, Capt Floyd, also
sailed yesterday for Southampton aud Bremen leaving
at o'clock She took full cargo and about thirty
passengers whose will be found under the mari.
time head.
LAuScH.-rHE CLPrER sHrP SEA Scar Eyr.-This IL
the second clipper on large scale which has been
built in New pglspd this season the Surprise, built
at Eaet Boston the first The Sea Serpent about
1900 tonsshe is 2l2 feet long all has 80 fact
inches extreme breadth of beam, and 81 feet deth Of
hold She is very sharp forward and beastfully pro-
portiooed aft, without being cut up like centre
board; and brcadsde she looks rakish and saucy
To nautical phrase her model "hs the eye like
full NOON and her strength and workmanship of
the highest order. she Is owned by Nessrs Grinns
hipturn & Co, OF New York and was built at Ports
mouth, N. H., by Mr. George Raynes, under the super
ibtendence of Capt. Rowland She viii be launched
this cay, from the ship ysrd Of Mr.. Raynss large
number OF gentlemen nom this city and New YORK,
will be present to welcome her the waters When
riFged will endeavor to give outline Of the style
OF her ST. uction and equipment We advise Bos
ton friends to inspect the ship Geo Raynes at
Portsmouth, nearly ready.for sea. They win find hsr
to be OF the fpsst ships aoet In model materials
and ccomm atiens.-Bos Atlas, Nsp. 20.
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Movcnients OF nistinGuishcd People.

a. Leland Pm .. T. Alien, Rochester; W. 8 Hall,
Nasbinctou; II. Cooper, Sag 1iarbor; Captain J. b.
Leafs. Geneva, r. Muus5u Mas and forty othefs,
arrived yestsrdsy apt soos apartments at the Cinton
Hetel
l.. walton, Columbus: j. Reynolds, Bunslo; Hon.
NJ. UIugtr. Westcbester. u. g. Thompson. Ogdens-
burfh; Dr.. Erick. Bsitnore aud ninety others, ar
rivcJ yesterday. ~ The Irving
lIihips. = athington; ?. Gilmore. s II Hamilton,
ainsi ". Andsrsor. OecTgiai q. DinsmoTe, Boston,
aud trtntJ nine Others, arrived yesterday, at the
AHeriesp
Geo webster. Cuba; J. J. Crittenden, Jr, Ken
tucky ajor Bachus, Morris; Capt Bsrstow chip Ro-
bert Kelly Cen. Greene. California; p. Coles, Va II
Laly, Washington asd ninety eight others arrived
yesterday. 81 ths Aston
signor Cor vie sud lady. confidential ageat Of the
ecvtrpms Et o. Nentzrele W oliver aud lady, N. n ;
r Webster and lady, Philadelphia; s. Paine. q. q. N
n Il. Rice, Esq, Boston; and trenty one others, ar
rived Jesterssy ct the URian Plsse Hotel
~ Hcn rpni,' - ehsftr In the Ast9r uouse ves-
tf!. " y. ss..t- - ~ ~ fs4' s1tstRn'ft
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The steam ships Niagara, from Liverpool, with
one weeks later European news, and Crescent
Cl,y, End Ohio, from Chagres, with two weeks
later hews from Caforaia are due this week
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rhare can only p:ceprtd Of the undssgaei at their
Peru depot. No ~ Nssssa street. and at No west
Broadway hs this article has Ne EQUAL for dressing
air promoting tie rrowth, and renewing dan4ruf
popularity hss induces certain persons 70 supply
~ our customers With q WORTHLESS irftstion. *
vcrd 10 the wise IL spfhcicnti DEAN & sWAHTWOUT ~
Esssau street rur Builang snufss and importers
800 - lSny s'fIs ~ kes Wholesale ard ss'ail-
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ADVfRTlsEmssy REsEWED EVERY Day.
PUBLICATIONS.

- : ------------
lust PUBLIsHrp- GAwBLERy rRICKswTTH CARDS
Exposed snd kxrlainedi BY j. a. Green the Reformed
Gambler containing br a.s most startling tricks WITH
cards with full explanation Of the perormin
them hlsc, an exposition Of The ehea. as prased in the
Nacus gamer ~ the preseut day. Price - cents a.
BUNCE. Puhliahers ~ Chatham strest Cories mailed a.
r,r Of the United States receipt Of as cents pos
PAID, addressed as above
A Ii PERSONS ARE HEQUEsTKD TO CALL AND Ex-
IA anime tie stock of cid and Roofs, Knrravinar
Cheap Publications.. Autographs, Curitstiea he a. tbs
cheap tsokssre 1o7 Nassau street. Old boohs honrb
Also, korgan's Expoture % Masonry.
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70 examine Bachelor, style Of wes snd seslpssbel
really the superb ARTICLES Of the hind have
and present superior attractions % wig vesrsr heinz
unegucd fer crceer Of workr ard etsy naus
appearance Gail and examine them M Batcheor cslo
bTsscd Via ksorJ. No. Wsl stroet Cory thc address
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j. T.. Cooley viii sell, This Thursday

Evening, out Of Mr. poyes catalogue his stock of ranl
III ms Of the Greek aud Romsn his large and ysu
bs collection Of Latin n eoogy; writings of the Holy IA
thers Bibles in var snguage and Herew Books This
sae Affords opportunity 20 Cergymen and others 20
low proes the works of the great dvr
Of the last three which not occur again for
1or ind
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Te coNrnAcTnns-

(rhyEsrON AND BRAZ0s CANAf.-PRePosALs
WI he received BY the underlined, until the 6th Of
Decenber Tor digging excsvang proposed
Galveston Bay the raso river according Is the plan
.peefscns ss furnished by Major stein civil enfneer
toth TIRE sreeihcaons vir:One fer 90 feet wide
anrsee a ssthe hottsn, aad feet deep at
ter The other 90 feet wide at the Al
We bottom aud feet deep low The plans apd age
rrs,,issss o. re soms.sy ~ nu,lsr, IN osl.ssen
kFovntr Co, M. ss eouth street. Nav York
LnH; BuTLER. JoHNI sLsTaaT. T, cor-,it-
Gaiytstsr. u icSef * fssd 80 1917 al. y fr~sa
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Psrodi ut the Opcrn Uou.c

The appearance Of PsrodL though expected last
night, did not take place she will appear this eve-
ming having recovered from her illness. 10 make us
the fourteenth night the subscription To.morraw
night Parsna" will be performed Tor the arst time
In This country. The great performances, no vevsr,
will be on Saturday night, when ve IRE to have the
repetition Of "Lucreza Borgis" and Nathalie Fitz.
james flor the frst time This apnouncemsu, will
or. wd the fcuse
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HORSES. 30.

A Ny PERSON HAVING A STYLISH HORSE AND
sentcel Eht wayoa and harness Tor sae A. mnderaso
price msy address Pest Once. Box 1850 stating price ana
EoR saba BAY HoRAP. stx yEARs otD tsi<
a. nnhes 5iyn With switch tail PERFECTLY SQUAD and kipd
IN nse or double harness fast travsisr an eVssent
fsdde horse viii he sold low for Want of use Applv az
III water street, M stairs 49, -ff~ -
k'Vr shbh-h DESIRABLE Pals OF FAMILY COACH
horsee betns etrk tays very hind and gentle and u
about sirte bauda high Also Barouoh
assn iaa enpee hoi HARNESS. the property beps that
~ vtte tfilv aftu 90 leave he cisy, being We cny
tsn ir rsrt-ng With the FOR fu pavtuuisrs In
ahre ~ ~ hereer sweet uhsre the whole
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Hair Dye, sny Re secured ~ the m.nu.stcry, Wet
sise The public thotd guara saa nst nitstisns zee ai
vsricus dpicmss Ier1ons vhcse hair has assamef "a
soler from toe % the imitation dys, cen hsva car
reotee By ealing - above. Ccpy tho addresf
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tory equal the astorimeut in beauty sh h.nr
the bead nev pattern Of she'll combs which very
besutfu rrsmiu open chain combs Sc Combs shole-
sale. I'm. QUIEBI agL Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

out MIR Doyes catalogue the following departments OF
terature; viIhis soekof Italian and German books all
his choice collection Of Greek and Latin hors ana like
vse his stock of Medieval Latin writers; and
tons Of classical authors The books be examined
10 A. n to r. M at tho salesroom ST. aad $40 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

Boots shoes & gair the APPRECIATION Of every one who
wears thor Their quality for nestnes ehcspness aur-
thty, and utility, unsurpassed and nsurpassabie
ihsse who study true economy snd their comfort will
call at 100 Fulton sireet.
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Chaps. chorss. Rouahne... saIIownesl

pimples Eruptons and s SKIN diseases ate, IL 10 we'll
poTvev cured using Gourauds Isliaa kedics-
TED The Poutrs Subtitle hair from any Fart
White roufh flushed saish compleriens ct ~ walker
street. FIRST store from broadway. Casndez south Third
street Phffadeirhia.
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TEXTURE @ the eo~rlisn, ana are, sossy exubenss
hair which distinguish the lovely thu female
produced by the Of Bogios Hseaona and n.y.
peron Tuidvhich for their bssp,fyng
Fulton street, n. v.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

SUPREME Cousr-ORcuT OouRr.-Edwards. jus
tice-kos 500, Ill, O24 42S, $40, OIL 1885, %, POI
239, 2iS 744, .0Sl 10S2. 0s3
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watts Nervous heard any one say thst
they had tsken 40 wthcst doisg thea good. We haze
tnovn Lundtda that have taken ~ for the worst kind
nervous Affections. 81 bottle. 102 Nassau ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

BrrtrrT I. d RicE, ESQ The friends Of Mr. Rice
met last evening at the Actor House Reports we're
received from the committees appointed at the former
meeting md large number OF volunteers In aid Of
tie benefit were received We are assured that pro-
grsnne Is in PREPARATION that will combine some Of
the most brilliant valuable and varied musical and
dfsmstic talent In the metropclis-a programme
which cannot fall TO attract immense attendance
The meeting adjourned to meet at the Asor House on
saturday evening NEXT at half past seven o'clock,
when the attendance Of Mr. Rices friends is psrcu-
hrly requested We have doubt this viii be bene.
~ r.lly o. TIE efis'us tcr q Eskiassu miRssrelsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-21

teveTai Of most supsrb Chisrcns and Caps Of
beaver fell and velvet icsh from the
celebrated chsleliers 81 Paris Toe styles
vel riquant and graceful He would also call attention
htxquise Psrsian smoking csps. They the richest
lsorcs OF their hnd ever imported into this counry
CENlS, 7lt Broadway, opposite Sc. Pauis.
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81 FULTON street. hiss eonssntly hand large and
ful assortment Of fne Geld and Silver washes which be
sells very low at wholesale and retail prices also
cole manufacturer Of the celebrated Reheeu
oold Pens, which are warranted In every particular
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W. color the hair vhiskers the 10 srrlied.
Without injury 20 the hair skin IL b washed imme
dstty without disturbing the color and has bad Odor
sLlied, sold, at Phaons WIG aud Toupss mssufao
corr, lF nrssdWay.
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erino, and silk Cloaks and sacks well - all kinds OF
long and Shaw he found in large quantities
and the most desirable varieties A. HlTCCOCk& LEAD
BEATEhS 47 Broadway, of Leon I'd street
door to Tute fancy Their stock has been purchased
auction and they determined TO give
their the benefit thereof Let those who would
obtain good article At great bargain sec once Their
the cheaper. in the city. Gentiemea furnhings Of all
kinda.