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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
Judicial "Opinions.o

In the celebrated case Of "Buum vs.. Boat
um, it was laid down as a maxim, that claw is
nice as a new laid egg" We infer that law
opinions therefore, are like pulle,s eggs, the
fresiler the better. There is nothing like getting
them warm from the Bench. Some Of our Judi
cial pullets are always on the nest. Judges are
so plenty in Minnesota. that every week produ-
ces an ''opinon.' Last wee, our Bench was
as prolific as old Grimes hen; and dropped two
opinions, on Saturday. One Judge had scarcely
come cackIing of OF the columns of the Mime
sotiau Cease Of Taylor VS.. Steeel before here
cones another Judge, Observation-Disclosures day.
cut' from the columns of the ST Anthony Ex-
press, having just deposited fresh lnid ''opin-
ion,'' in the case Of the U. =. W. Sergeant Nc
Intyra. What with notification, laying and incu-
baton, our judiciary is as lively as patent hen
house in March. In f,ct there is so much COM
petition in Minnesota, for Judicial business, that
the Judges have to con,rve all sorts Of shifts and
expedents, to get any thing 10 do. Meeker has
pretty much the monopoly of cases in Benton
county, and Cooper on the ST. Croix; but here in
ST. Paul, it is considerably divided between Good
rich and Fuller. Goodrich came first and has got
tc|erably well established; but Fuller is getting
the most Of the business a; chambers. We do
no, learn that their competition has yet reduced
the price of law; although sui'ors may DOW have
the advantage of choosing which of the Chief
Justices they will employ.
But the business Of Chief Justice in St Paul,
is really not more than one Judge nigh, do; and we
have always wondered that Mr.. Fuller, finding the
the Bench in 81. Paul, $50 full i, could not be no
Fuller" did not set mp Court in st. Anthony,
where they have not So much os Judge of Pro-
bate; and where the smallest flvors in a judicial
way, would be thankfully received. MIR. Fuller
brings strong recommendations for the Bench,
from President Fillmore; but no stronger than
Goodrich brough, from President Taylor. No
doubt they inay both be very good men and might
both make good Judges; but Minnesota and ST.
Paul, no more need two Chief Justices, than a
dog needs two tails. ''lu multitude Of coun-
sellers there is safety" which is at eas, an ex-
cuse for having forty lawyers in ST. Paul; but the
bible no where recommends multitude Of
Judges. Still, as when there two butchers,
we get larger shin bone or more liaks for shil-
ling, or as when by the competition Of two bakers
in town, we get larger loaves or more crackers or
crumpets for quarter, justice is bound to fall,
and legal remedies to be reduced in price by mul-
,iplying Judges, so that sutors can afford soon,
to take regular supplies Of Law and Equity, as it
is peddled out, running up score with the Bench
as they do with the butcher and the baker; and
Opinions" like egg in April. will finally fall
down TO o bit a dozen.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18

The San joaquin Republican, the organ
Of the Democracy in the great Southern
Valley, has hoisteI the name Of the Hon
Stephen A. Douglass, Of Illinois, at the
head of its columns as its choice for the
Presidency.
Another CITy.-'The citizens Of Rock
ford, llls., are taking steps to organize UNI
der city form Of government.
FIRE ANHIHILAToR AGAIN.-Anothcr cx
pertinent was made in New York, on the
10Th inst. The Tribune says The expert.
ment was fully successful.
II has been estimated that six million.
two hundred thousand persons visited the
Crystal Palace during the Fair.
kossrTH Webster, the Secrctary
Of State, has received letter from Kos
suth, in which he says, al shall visi, your
country the comm: spring, and remain
three months"
PRoGREs< OF CtriLiz.TfoN.--Oyste in
Chicago, three days from New York Civ
-(Galcna ADV.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
THERMOMETRICAL LAMPS.

LINING obtained the right for constructing these
III Lamps from the pateniee for Wisconsin ani Min
resoa We are prepared make them al the best des-
cpton, short notice, At shop ST. Anthonyst.
Ssc Of Of these LAMPS Is very small, aid the
expense of burning kem is also very little Tie heat
Of this lamp applied underneath the bulb OF the mercury
will always prevent the quicksilver from congcaling in
the coecst weather The Lamp is constructed upon
the principles of unerrng Science that the
Of oxygen suppl, ing fhe d,ae of the lamp
with the Cold combustion In the same
ITO; and Of the heat arising from the lamp and
ting NJ the mercury, Is increased in the
TIE mercury is warranted therefore, always he Kept
the clcN alton in the thermometer Not OIL, did
shs British government il proper supply Sir John
Yrsnkin's ships with thermonctrcal lamps bat they
found useiu and dispeusable elsewhere wherever
the meScary lisieto CONCEAL, 20 save the trouble OF
lengthening splicing the Instrument for Of
hsai aid cold.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
MASONIC.
THE WORLDS FAIR.

SRNO keep your feet Ladies' aud Gentlemen, perfectly
II and comfortable in weather ~ cold as Green
lands Icy moant1ns, you have only u q paii
Of those neat, warm, substantial bulo overshoss, sue
selling for almost nothing. There is nothing
for the health Ike keeping your Iee warm; come now
that Is homes, and sure = you are horn.
e. VI. CURRAN & co.
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Onn Pair. Hcavy-Lined PANTS, at $3.50 per
&DOU pair al the WESTERN EMPORIUM.
Il Case NEW PRINTS, opened tc-day-price :
il cents u ward. at the WESTERN EMPoRiUN.
OAR Kegs l-2 Kegs, and IL Kegs Duront's Gun-
@VV powder IL the maSakne. For sale NJ the
WESTERN EMroRfUM.
q - Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put MP in
%o and gallon Kegs an extra article, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.
DATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale a, the
II westerns EMPuRruN.
a a BBLs. MESS BEEF: Also any quantity OF
OEE fresh Corn meal; also Indian Tor sale very
cheap for cash. the Upper Landing bridge in Saint
Paul, by (35t3) J. W. BABcoCK.
MASONIC.
NUEMBENS arc invited TO a,tead An iriorma, meat
lvl ing, Saturday evening next, The Centra al
House In II. Paul a, O'Clock. p. n.
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REV 4 FARMER,

RE offering rather the best lot OF Hams and soal-
n ders Offered in Saint Paul. Also, very choice
sr,ice OF salt GOLDFISH worth dollar per Gunal
than that usually sold the Wesicr. market.
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CEnTtfICA1r.

Fl. G,Sry, cclkirk, Oct. 2. 1851.
The thcrnomctrcai lamp, invented by Sawney Nc
Yhsrson, OF Inverness, Scotland general
I'll the posts Of tho Hudson Bay Company; and this
post we find indisp m uatng and reg
chatting thermometers. The lamps here, only
shilling sterlinr and the OF burning them Is
trng in comparison with their utility in graduating and
regulating thermometers.
.sgnedl rHlIlP MCINTYRE,
Second Clerk, II. u. c.
Orders for these LAMPS well for Tinwarc of all
descriptions, promptly llied by
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BEyANS Il LANSING.
1T Is MEET.


UNok those pecpie in cnd around ST. Paul, who want
"a Tender Steaks,
Fat Ribs and other Roasts
yncy Sirloins,
Joints, Soap-pieccs,
any thins the Of fre.h that il exacl.
right, 10 call ut the NEW MEAT SHOP, on Sd
street. 81, faui ia the of the Fremont House Our
bscves fat, lender and well dressed. II Nil
and ole, fog sale the OF old the cattle
Of Baahan, that has made 20 trips Pcbna and bac
in harness, insrigntcd by the blows Of stick like FISH
polls, yca ma, lost kiil Ms.
TTrALOW LANDERS.
par, November. 1854.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
APPLES

We are selling the best quality Of Jcn,ons for les
money than they could DC bought for ia Gaena. Csi
and buy more for the holidays and let your wome
felix's make good apple pies and niinoc pies 70
Christmas and New Year, 10 treat your friends waci
f!aey visit you. Also Zante currans aid rasns. 2
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
GENTLEMEN's WEARING APPAREL.
INDIAN GOODS.

Grey and white list and scar
Jet stroadins
.'slieta ribbon and worsted
binding
scalping and car,onch kuife
Pistols, rcyolvers aud Bowie
Knives
California and Buena Vista
Knives
POCKET aud Congress Knives
Powder TASKS a gun worms
Cod-lines, sturgeon il Cling
Irvine
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18

Steel pens and backing
Cnrrs cea;bs and brushes
SaOe, cloth md hair brushes
Knives and forks
Carving, butcher aud Ion.
buffalo Knives
Fur, otter ano cloth caps
4 fine and large assortment
of silk hats
Hunts and Collins axes
Sardines, boosters, clans &
picktrs
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-12-18
CROCK AND GLASSWARE.

10 mulberry tea sets
6 dosen do tea
As do plates, ass'd sizes
so do dishes ard naples
Mulberry sauce turcens aid
boats
do butter and cIstard plates
do flowing pitchers & basins
Sauce mates
cecanters and fancy mugs
mntch safes, iacse, lamps
With n thousand ether art
ton. Persons wishing 10 ,
profitable TO cali and exa:ninl
ing elsewhere.
81. Paul, Ecccmber Is, is
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GROCERIES AND HARDWARE.

Rio and lava Coffee
Young Hysen, Imperial and
shushong teas OF a sap'r
quality
Regatta, Principe and Cuba
SCARS
Refined izrd and ish-oii
Fine GU, chewing aad smck-
ing tobacco
Essence Of peppermint
Castor oil
MAYNARD & Moves ink
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STOCK SALES.


BOSTON, Feb H-Brokers Bonrd-SS div. vermont Cen
trai RI, ss1d; 2lC0 Osdensburg kR Bonds 80 9s 500
Vermont Central mr. Bonds 1856 g2h; 1000 Vermont aud
Mass RR Bonds S. 1000 Norfolk CouIty RR Bonds r. Is
NX; i8o 40 beod 3S 20 Western RR. 1913 l07hs 100
Fitshsurg RI som, liz Eastern RR 1t2 Rutland RR
Bh; 800 Vermont Central RR SON aft 10 s5 81 DO 354
dtfphia wilmington and Baltimore RR 30 29 Il Boston
and Msine ER los 0S14 Passuupsc RR IS; Northern
RR "a Boston and Worcester Z, 1854; 10 Csitn Com
pany, b6od, 90; Sc 81 Is Edgeworh Company; 9
s2; 10 Columbian Bank 50 suffolk Bank. l3l Second
Board-70 shs Wi mington RR. 90 90 Vermont Central RR
S5 20 Laud Company 5o $50 Edgeworth Company
"a 200 do bSed 9 Fitchburg Rk l2 70 Rutlsnd RR 81.
pHIA, Feb l2-irst 9oard-tSO0 PennA 6s lC0;
soo isrna So. ssh co do s3x soo do. 81 500
10000 do so; LOO do 5 10 LEGO County 6s 9, 600 s..
Garden IS 81, 0l; loco Cam and Amb 6s 10 yj4; 900
u r. S. VI s5wn, li54; 1000 Teanes Be- 49, LOO Read
i.g C.Xd Bonds b S. q chs Pesns aE ass s Rsaans
Cassl b6 49, 81 do o. ~ SO do 49, $50 Union Csaal s.,
AZ; 80 do b5 41 u Planter Bank Tenn 70 90 Unoa
OA u Ksntpeh, Bank lee seeesd soard1slo Read
6s Az 1000 do int. So 400 Penna s. l0l 100 y.
s. e. 81 ILL 100 Cam. and Amb: S. TO- 9s $50 Norris
CAaal 10; 800 do lg 81 shs Lehish Nav &c. 100 Reading
RI So. 70 FAY .nS Mech B.nt ~ Ssr sliss-sioo
O; $50 do ~ 800 do 306 $50 do. 81; 4s Lehigh Nav. g.
BALrIroRE. Feb. 1-Stoek Board-22 shares Merohants
BanS 03 ~ Union Bank IA IS Baltimore and Ohio RI.
75h; IL do 75; 20 Baltimore and SusquehAnns kRs32
d. 3I% At the board to-day Maryland IS closed 1t 01
1890 l0 bid los asksd Baltimore asd Ohio
1867 s2 bio 81 asked; do. shares 1914 bid 76
asked; York and Cumberland RR 2s bid 2z asked Bal
Gmore aud susguehanna RR 37S bid. 32 arked. Second
shares Baltimore and susquehanna RR time, IS
Ao-
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SALES ~ AUCTION.

RRucE 4. CHIFFON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
- ssls-In Partition Of Eos. IS u.s. ~ 10 q. q s. Aad
.tFsss Clip = s i css., Y.
sas Esq Ssfssss houses lot. -
P sSrss sss E s :s IN No "a ostss1.s street
slip No Is Catherine street slip corner Il
Water street Nos 10, II. b. snd 81 Catherine clip
.oss! TIE above property forms the entire frcns on TIE
the Of water and South For and
ticulArs, apply to DAVIDSON BROMLEY Solicitors No
wan street or to the Auetionssrs, No. Wall street
RYJ. HEGEHAN, AUCTIoNEgR-FRIDAY. FEB. lirr.
nston street Brookyn splendid Rssaia Apron. for
Order Of Odd Follows. royal purple yivet trimmed with
COLA a.e very costly. .sd In perfect order Rsgsha aad
elegant Gold Watch n J. TObi,s male en- with Gold Chain
and Key also. quantity Of good Household Furniture
"A this day. at II O'clock 81 tho HsrchantS EIohanss Al
valuable buildings Io all lying in parcel fronting
the Ninth Twenty and wenty seventh street.
sale SsreT 1 gs1y and term. liberal Also the houses and
Twenty sixth li Mott street. 80 West Broadway 2
20 and ~ west Seventeenth street houses and lets on
Twenty sixth street. Ninth and country resi-
donce at Huntington HArbor. Long Island.
gcTToN NoTIcE.-THos. BELL AUCTIoNKER-
"A By II n Bush-0recerss. Gc;-This day a. loh
o'clock mortgage sale Of Groceries At % West Broadway
comprising general variety Of articles in the lnsCoun
ters Scales FIXTURES Goods Wagon Friday extensive
North William street the Of supercargo, Just
imos. BELL. Auo.ionssr
MIXTURES OF DRUG STORE FOR ga LIE AT AUC-
ton bottlet windows, drawers. counters &c, and
stock Of the store S Greenwic street corner Lagh
haybsseen to-day previous to the asslion. from IL
A. n. until 4P. NJ
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PUBLICATIONS.

NUhBEH ~ VOL. trH-TBE NATIONAL POLICE
1aHtte on THIS week "a now ready. and r.
msrEsle neer The Grimm from all parts Of
ne Globe and the United STAT The chspter ths in
ne 'e OF tie briEand John Losg rse wofof the Prai-
ne Nes an account o. most sioody murder aud e.stc
meht IN The prsutss together ful Of
lice mattera criminal tris dsaes So SO; The
Nthre dNoee case the mercanttls iuq tisitinn:
rtper o. The recent double suicide ifrainte sas With
sfuil complement o. edtioras &n Oaiy four o.nts
sold eysryW here. ofice les NASSAU street, TT.
TIE CRIMINAL CALENDAR. FOR rag WEEK ESp
ing lse V eoatains Lnea atsEt OF the wsatsns re-
senfe chapters aad 10 tho widows sln Eght stspw
IN crDs; Gtand Flare ur FssAiouabls tdfe Grim Con
iaH'e ana Mysterious hha'rg seduction asd Dcsertion
~ lrisst Editorials, Poetry Isr Courts city polI.e
ctets. '' f'''
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on Seventh avenue near Seventeenth street, ssoh
2sxloo, $1,000 each, $4,000 lot corner Of Seventh
avenue and EishtssntA street a7nlOo, sa,soO ! lot
on Eighteenth street, near Seventh avenue, 36xl4l,
$3.50 lot adjoining 25xl4i 50 270 lot adjoining,
@xln, 1920; lot adjoining, 2Sxlll, s2265 lots
opposite each 2ox92 Sl170 each, So 1907 10 lots on
rear on Nneteenth street, each 26x92 s1,70o each,
$1,000; lots opposite. each 26xloo. sl,7l2 each,
' ssss as
26xloo, $3.50; lots Fortieth street, near Third
avenue each 2bxl03 $500 each, $1,000; lots adoin-
nue. near Fifty sixth street each 25x00, $500 each,
$1,000. Brooklyn.-House and lot 278 Pearl street,
d. DO 81 Baltic U street: rec =: als V $3.50 DO DO oppo
site, 2ox1O0 S3l26; do do Of Smith and Doug
Las streets ISx.s sS42S 40 do on butler near a9yt
the City Hall 1850 house and lot Dominica street.
New York, $3.50.
RIcE.-Thers was more Offering to day, and with
limited inquiry prices have declined about 11ho per
Ice lot Of 200 erces sold at So SO co. the latter
for q prime article.
sErDs-New clover was tn better request and hold
srs very firm. sale Of $50 bushels was made
ut 81 &c. Rough fax was quiet, without change In
sroARs-Of Havana, $4,000 were sold to. day, making
100000 since our last at prices ranging from $40
soAr-A lot of 70 boxes red mottled CASTLE brought
04c., four months.
yhisksy va, lower and IL limited ted
prison, and 25A 251ac. for New Jersey In drudge
the sales were email and at 24'4c, time sc. or TO-
reign Is half pipe. Cognsc brandy sold 80 49, and 10
sueARs New Orleans was firm and in fair request,
with Gales of $50 hhds at So &C. Nothing trsnspired
In other descriptions
TrAs.-At the sale Of teas to-day, imported In
the ship Prince de Jonvile, the ate ndancc ra
thsf limited and the bidding evinced but little Of the
spirit which characterized the recent public sales
Blacks particularly depressed ana prices we're
only maintained by with drawing one half the amount
offered All the green's offered were taken at abou'
previous figures. We annex the particulars Terms
6months. Chulsn tea SIS boxes, at 20hc. Oolong
81 half chests at &c., 104 do, 35Kc 40 do 32c.; II
do, 3Oc 10 do 29lc; 20 boxes do 2so. Orange Pc
hoe, 1927 half chests. at 26!lc; souchong loo half
chests At 421c.; 100 chests do 23c. Breakfast Sou
chopg 20 hall chests, 26hc. Chulan Caper, so boxes
&c. Oh ulsn Powchopg 100 half chests, 26o; 200 do
25c Ningyons oolopg 90 half chests, 25s 1853 do
24hc; SO do, $40. Hyson, SO chests, o7hc young
by.on, "A half chests, e6hc 80 do, eoe.; % DO,
SEC: 43 do, 3oc.; 10 do, 27hc.: Is do, 26xc
WooL-Tbe sale by Austin s. spicer we'll at
tended and all the wool offered was taken on months
credit. The particulars were az folows:-158 bales
syrisn 244 20 2sc 1856 do. do Csc; 10 do do. 244c
80 do do 2ec 70 Washed do, l4o 07 do DO l44c
do. do 14}4c; % washed grey. lee IL unwashed
grey, 14Ac 10 sacks washed 2AAc.; 60 bales washed
Q0rdoya 24hc.
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Died.
On Wednesday,, February L. WILLIAM woops, aged


On Wednesday,, February IL, WILLIAM WooDs, aged
80 years
invited to attend his funeral from his late residence
2Muray street to-day at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
On Feb IL at half past A. N. GsoseE WAsHIsc.
ton, youngest OF John and Eliza Lyons, aged 10
months, o days and hours
His funeral will take place this Thursday, at half
past o'clock pr, cisey from his fathers residence
no Wooster street His remains will be inferred in
On "wednesday morning, Feb IL oroRer l.. wlLKsn,
fthe 6rm Of Morgan, walker n Smith.
Funeral ssrvses will be performed At his late resi-
dence No SO Tenth street on friday the 14th inst,
at2P NJ, TO which the relatives and friends OF ths
family are invited
On "wednesday. Feb. II after long and ,svsre NJ
ness. ManGARrr Coz d, daughter OF Patrick McGrath,
aF.d 2e years. Q month"; aud IL days.
Funeral will take place Friday, 14th inst, at
o'clock from her ats residence, ia Jshnson street
On Tuesday the 18th Of February, Of Group, NAY
rmrsoS, daughter Of samuel and Margaret Coulter In
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock from her late residence, 81 Morton street,
ON the nth Of February, May CaRoLiSr. daughter
Of James and Theresa Asten, aged years ii months
III. relatives and friends Of the family and also the
members OF Ocean Lodge, No. 32l L. o. Of y. w., are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral on Thurs
day the 18th Of February at o'clock p NJ. from the
residence Fl her fsthsr, 1Ss Hester street.
On Tuesday morning the il,h Of pserua,y. :, the
NAH RovLsrosE widow Of the late John Roulstone OF
this city formerly Of Boston.
Her relatives and friends. and those Of her John
g. Roulstoue, and sons in lsw John 3. Bloom, Thoms
Gooch aud Jamse Coddngton, are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral iron her late residences 1so
Sixth avenue, on Thursday, the 18th inst a. 1ok
O'Clock A. NJ without further notice.
ON the llth Of February, ct the house Of u. O. Td
quet, Esq Navy street, second door from Dekalb
avenue, alter q brief but severe Illness, MARy ASS
M.Re.EEr. the youngest child aud only daughter Of
John and the la. Sophia Amelia Lomas OF Brooklyn
aged 3 years and ~ days
The friends Of the family cfully invited TO
attepd the funeral from the above mentioned place
Thursday afternoon. the 18th inst q, o'clock
On Tuesday, Feb. H. Mrs. M,arH. Eisto, wife Of
william Niblo.
The friends OF the family are requested without
further notice to attend her funeral at st Thomas
Church, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at Up. NJ. The
body will be taken to Green wood for interment.
Suddenly, Feb, II, Jacob 3. LaRzELER
The relative. and friends OF the family are respect
fuy Invited to attend the funeral this aernosn at
z O'Clock. at his late residence, Fort Hsmilton.
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VALENTINE


VALENTINES, yALGNTlSEs-raE SUBSCRIBER
bcssleaye 70 call the OF those about
Valentines to his arge and spudid assortmes of
eegant designs great variety aud Of superior workman
ship which he offers for sale ct low at retail
IN lots suit purchasers Country dealers By sending heir
orders, accompanied BY remittance will be dealt with
the most liberal terns and their order. pr.mstiy
GEORGE a. IVES. Manufacturer.
l3i Nassau street, cor. Spruce.
RUNCEs VALENTINE EsrABLIsdsBSr, 81 Chat
ham street, New York subscribers r0uld re.psos
fuy call the attention OF aud all their
splendid sss-rtneut of yAlentne manufactured aud in
ported BY them expressly for tseir city trade
great variety ne fouud H. the city a. p-icss 10
suit most fsstsious All persons usHdns TO purchase
love mseyes 70 celebrate he ming festival Of
rlnted 70 eau and examine our stoss - Domestic and u
ported Valentines Every deso ption yai,ntpe etA
tonery Lace Edge, Oman ened Embossed Note And
MOTTO Waters. a A a arse
Valentine Manufacturers, "a Chatham ST. NY
NALENTiNEs.-THE MOST scPsRR. CuAsrE. AND
elegantly made NacntinGs, feon 81 TO u M ~
be found at the kmpire vslen Depot 100 Ch,tham
sque Also may be found the stsst display Of hns VAL
ehtnes ever exhibited In Now sso
TO order Of the most ohsse as regards
ahip sentiment, ard painting
JOHN LEvIsos, 1876 Cha ham sq.ar..
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Nrw 0RLIANs Feb. IL, 1850.
The sales Of cotton to day have been 900 bales at
one-eighth decline. We quote middng at ia liz
leo OF Ohio -four sold ct 81 10 Bales OF
are being made ut 81 Gee. Mess pork Is extremely
scarce and has advanced S1-selling now at GA In
lard, 90 bbls have been sold at q 7hc. Sales
whiskey at 20h 1910. Rio coffee 10 quoted ct loAc
PHrLApELrHIA, February IL, 1851.
Flour has declined 81 cents per barrel, with sales
Of l. 600 barrels at 81 ~
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TIVE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, BETWEEN
New Yort, Philadephis Bsltimorc and wssLinston.-
New York Office, Of Hanover and Beaver
the
Pioneer Line with four pree from washingtn
City to New Yorh, having Offices New York Jersey CITY,
NewaIh New Brunswok, Princeton, Trenton, rhilsdee
Thn, Wilmington Havre de Craze, Baltimore aud Wssh
ington City. aud oxnecting with all the great Morse tns
Eaet West North and south This pany, having lately
made extensive repairs Of the greatly
fscits ans more thoroughly sysemared ice business
in the transmission and mode 81 delivery 81
prepared 70 receive trsnsm and deliver
Of required Tor the odsor OF The public
with prsmptuefs, snd fidelity hitherto
squsied The teessphns bysness o. the Pablo IL there
fore respectfully solicited Of the oos 20 Hanover
sad Beaver ste. VIZ. N SWAIN, FrVeeenk
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IsRAtLITES IN EGYPT. will ne produced ia unexamped
style this week hrs Sesuin Mrs BAILEY Mice Ban
Nr Meyer Mr. German and Mr. Sesuin with the aid of full
and capable chorus an enlarged and able orchestra and tn
nitro dramatic will this piece Tho tAlene
Of the corps dram will pended the
performance Many pspelat will be produced
in due Add TO these rss thoss Of so 90
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and p. NJ The popular voice oammends the
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