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June 26, 1851. 10y
POWDER. .
II I. BLssELL j. sgcnt for tiie sale Of LoGins and
will fnraish purchasers with any quantity from
one Thousand kegs ut 81. Louis prices.
Dorders from abroad promptly alied.
June Sc, 1861. (l0) Dubuque, levin.
GEORGE w. BURTON CO,
Under tae Wapfes House, north end,
Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa.
XNHOLEsALE and Retail dealers in Dry Goods,
w Clothing, Boots Ehocs Hats, Caps, Ac, Ac., al
very reduced prices Pork Bacon Lard, Butter Flour
Corn, Oats, &c, &c, always on hand and for sale In
L-Givc them call anu you shall not be turned empty
away. Ns ,
May -, 1851. s-sm
G. r.. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
On the Leree, Dubuque, Iord.
"yHOLESALE and Retail dealer ia foreign and Do
w mcstic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, Spices, Famy Gro
ceries, Produce and Provisions Ornamental ahd Fruit
Trees, Plants, Eversircens, srusbyfy Grass Garden,
sind Flower Seeds &C., &C,
nished with good articles the lowest market prices
and delivered free Of charge. ~
Dubuqnes Iowa, May 2lst, 1851. 61-ff
fuSHE undersigned would inform the public generally
IL that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with
the necessary sheds and accommodations adjoining his
Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience Of those Having CATTLE horses sheep
hogs TO ship TO or from this point also for the accom-
mediation Of farmers and others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept constantly
hand' Tor sale at reasonably low prices $780,,
Dubuque Iowa, May als,, 1851. s-1
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nR JAYNE'S Family Medicines consist Of
IL Janye's Expectorant, Chronic Vermifuge,
Alternative, American Hair-Dye, Carmnstiv
Balsam, Sana live Pills, Ague Pills & Hair Tonic.
For sale mt the corner VI Third and Roberts
street, St. Paul, by J. w. SIMPSON, Agent.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench Ssreet, near the Lorer Ldadins.
ID WEST MCCLOUD begs leave to inform the citi-
H. Of 81. Paul and the public of Minnesota
that he has just received large and well
sorted stockof Hats and Caps Of the latest Styles which
the kind were offered in this market Having
large stock hand he offer his goods wholesale,
prices low be bought ia the ST. Louis
kei. Country merchants wishing to purchase, will find
it TO their interest to give him a call
n. D. Hats purchased at this establishment, roncd
81. Paul, November %, 1850. 2-ss
CoLDEN Syrup and sugar-house Molasse. for sale at
" FARRiNGTON'S.
DUTTER, Soda, Wine, and Boston Crackers for sale
Dat FARRINGTONS.
A LMoNDs, FIberts, Pcesus, and English wsnuts,
kAn Bushei. corn for sale by
GARDEN JOHNSON,
Diapers and Talors Jackson street, nearly opposite
the Minnesota Store,
II RESPECTFULLY announce TO the people OF Mime
u sofa Territory, that tney nave iofmed Sor
ship the purpose Of carrying the Merchant Tail
orng business where they offer for SALE and employ
pcrienccd workmen make into garments, cheap for
cash, the following named articles:
French English and American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fancy Csnmeres great variety Of rich vestines, enc
Shirts, Collars. Drawers, Undershrts, suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats Hats; variety OF goods for summer
clothing and many articles not mentioned, whca Tor
neatness, durability and it, cannot be surpassed BY any
in tho trade Thankful for past favors, they solicit
''"''''''' THOMAS GARDEN,
p. X JOHNSON.
81. Paul. June s, 1851.
oysters, OYSTER SOUP, sARDINES,
u and other eatables--also, pslatsble TLUins, a.
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul.
The subscriber has fitted mp the establishment without
reference expense, expressly pleasant retrcat,
where something good be had, quietly and con-.
fortabIy TO eat 10 drink, or TO smoke.
November, 1850. r. MONTH
u1WEsH RAsINS. Figs and currsnts for sale az
FARRIHcTON's.
NOTICE.
uDUIDERs and Contractors sre hereby resvessed 70
ID hand In the Board Of Regents, Of che University
Of Minnesota, plans and estimates which they will
erect In the village Of e. Anthony building for the
DEPARTMENT Of the University 81 Mnnesosa
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MARVIN'S

LyARMING LANDS in vicinity of Saint Anthony
IL Falls for sale. Apply J. p. WILSON.
May %, 1851. S
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GaIena Apnertfssntents.

Il. III. = III. r. CORVETTE,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, Cloth.
Ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Ac., &c.s
No. 80 steomboat L0ndinsS Goiena, Hfacfe,
HAVE now received their Spring and summer Stock,
u consisting Of large assortment OF ready r1ade
Clothing Dry Goods, Boots, shoes Hats, Csps Fancy
Goods, &C, &C They would invite the exsnfinaticn Of
Dealers as they think they make their cysn-
tage, TO purchase In this market.
Among their assortment viii be feund the following
Gods. 8 ~
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FERRY AT SAINT PAUL.

FERRY AT SAINT PAUL.
TIME undersigned gives notice. that the proprietor Of
u the Ferry ut the Lower Landing has built suitable
boats for ferryins and the Mississippi
river; and has authorized and employed perform
the duties of ferrymaD When the ferry, be
found Mr. Tracys Store Third street, Saint Paul
JAMES THOMPSON.
April 90, 1851.
LIVERY STABLE.
DATTISOS & BENSON, ut the American House, r.,
Paul. Minnesota. Good horses and carriages Of The
best kind ready all times; passengers conveyed TO all
parts of the country with expedition, and right side up
with and speed
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line of splendid hacks between
ST Paul and ST. Anthony, and after the opening Of
navigation leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly
Extras furnished for pleasure parties and others, at
moments notice. We employ but the best and
most careful drivers
st. Paul, March LIST, 1851.
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AYEA The swift steamer YANKEE,
49, In Harris, master, leaves Galena
Hn3S--;31f NI,o-.s every Saturday, at A O'Clock,
SliiS::1szxsES419, p. NJ, and arrives at st. Paul
on Tuesdays at two minutes
and three seconds past eleven O'Clock, A. NJ.
Leaves st. Paul on Tuesday evenings FOR Galena.
May, 1851. ga
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III. +. M'CI-OSKEY.

Grocer, Commission and Forwardins
w Merchaats, and general steamboat agent, has in
store and 10 arrive by curly arrivals the following art
cie which he offers the trade the lowest rates for
cash, at No. IS, Steam Boat Landing, Galena.
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BEVANS d LANSING,
nEALERS in stoves, and manufacturers of every de.-
~ crpton of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House, ST. Anthony street.
June &C. 1851. (lO)
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SUMNER CLOTHING.
general assortment Of Goats, Pants, Vests, Cravats
IN Shirts, Snspenders, etc, etc. made in the latest
modes and Of best material for for sale by
Jahe 10. O0) JOHN HARRINGTON.
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TAHOE RING.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens Of St. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by p. II. Johnson, on ST.
Charles siraet--where he is prepared to make to
order all kinds Of GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS
on short notice. From bis long experience in the
business, he is confident Of being able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom.
w III. TINKER.
St. Paul, June l1th, lS49. 6tf.
UNLOUR.-Of the celebrated War Eagle Mills brand,
on consignment, for sale by
May l5.-tf J. f. FULLERTON.
IN Bushels white beans,
cV 200 do fresh meal,
$50 do OATS
so do dried apples,
40 do do peaches.
Just received ard for sale low by
JOHN HARRINGTON.
May %, 1851
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LIME,
VOHN n. IRVINE will keep constantly on hand, an,
e for sale, prime article Of fresh lime.
81. Pau:, July 8, ls5i IL
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Received and for sale by j. BROOKES
FRESH BOOKS PER EXPRESS.
MILE Notes of a Howaiu, 80
~ Currau and his contemporaries, by C. Philips,
The Rangers; or the Tory's Daughter,
The Heirs of Desw entwater,
Home Influence, by Grace Aguilar,
Vale OF Cedars, do do
Mothers Recompense, do
Woman's Friendship, do
Sold BY y ' J. BRooKEs,
juno Is 1851. QC) Galena, Illinois.
HNoIN CHART MANUAL--A now edition, containing
~ eight hundred and ffty fac SMILES Of the various
J. BRooREs,
June &c. (iG GaIena, Illinois.
NTINNESOTA.--A fresh supply Of SEYMOUR
lvA Sketches of Minnesota, with Map. For sale
by J. BRooKES
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE BOOKS FOR
CHILDREN.
u,yRANCoNfA STORIES, by Jacob Abbott.
It MsievIle. Wallace. Mary Erskine. Mary Bell;
Beechnas' soldby ,m J.; BRO sR0on MIS-.
DAGSTER'S Comprehensive Bible, new and large
Ii edition for Families, bound In sheep, roam and mo-
rocco. sLl.s
Also-A new sdition easitled The Domestic bible, by
Rev. irxrsm Goblin, handsomely :Ilusuased and sub
june *. 40, ealena, Illinois.
"ILLIs' New Book-new and popular--Hurry-
w Graphs or Scenery; Celebrities sad Society, By
N. r. Willis.
History q sae oiisw.y Nation BY @. CONWAY, Illus
Rose Douglass or the Autobiography of Msnssser's
Daughter, by s. r. w. fa
Nsla.le, Tale BY Julia Karsnash is.s rse:,.s end
for sale BY =. BR0ox -,
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e. m. 4 II. p. CORwlTH,

THAvE on hsnd the largest and best assorted sock Of
I Clothing ever brought TO the western eoantry--
The goods have been made mp expressly for this nerk,
and canno be surpassed either material wurnsshp
ssye OF price and they would solicit the Intention Of
merchants and dealers generally they VIII offer their
goods on sc cannot fail 70 prove satssctefy-
Gaiena, June ], 1850. ls 49, IS - ~
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CAUTION: CAUTION:g CAUTION.H
this occasion inform the public THAI have
hf exclusive agency (or Galcna and vicinity for the
sale 81 tae lowing Justly and dcservey popular Pam
siy Medicines
Csessssenssrs Medicines, DR. SwayneI syrup Of cherry
DR. Win 3 sfdan.s Ointment, DR.. Swayne's vermif1gc,
Is Cond,n psw'r, DIR Trask's Magnetic Ointsat,
Ef. Myers sarsxpafjila, Roakcs Iodine Liniment,
Dr SisliI sa's Aair tonic, Or. BTaggs rcmedies,
Dr. Chsmpisns Pills Dr.. MERCHANTS gargIing OIL
pr EEis.ol= B iinimen Dr. MsyAsli's uterine cath.
e-.ALSO-.ON HAM,
Perry Davis Pan Killer, Dr. CArstisj Mag1etic Belts
ass Fluid SsssES Psnaces Jaynes medicines, Wistar's
Baisa. kQHsad's Tonie Mixture, Ec SC, for sale BY
GEORCEC. SfROTHER,
Wholessio and Retail DruGEfsf,
JRly &. - ~ No. ls0 Main street. Gslens.
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LOST.
Territorial ORDER for sl400 drawn in favor of Jas
"A X. Clewit. The finder, by returning the same to
me, at Saint Paul. will do particular favor and BE-
paid TO his reasonable satisfaction. All persons
tilted buy said order has been given "a
the Treasurer, not to pay the same.
&C. p. v. LULL.
June 6, 1851. 8
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TAKE NOTICE.

IL persons indebted TO ELFELT BROTHERS,
"A saint Paul or Stiwater) by book otherwise,
requested to call and make payment before the LIST
of July, or their accounts win be placed in the hands Of
a Lawyer for collection.
June IL, 1851. SGT
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GaIena aspfrtissmfnts.
Wholesale e Retail Fancy Dry Goods
House, on the Stewart Plan;
FAIRCHILD cox,

"AvE just opened and daily receipt Of the new
est and most fashionable styles Of rich Dry Geos
consisting Of Silks, shawis, Bsreges D. Lsines Popi,
&C. of the most approved styles ans newest patterns
Hosiery and Gloves mud In fact every thing 81
Dry Goods Their stock of 6Es goods Iarg re and equal
ia qusiity and prices to any thing In st. Louis Eas.ern
markets. The shopping community Of Minnesota
respectfully soieitea 70 examine this stock consisting n
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HOWN LOTS i'm Saint Anthony Fails for sale. Ap-
II ply to (may 20, ls5l.--6l up. WILSON.
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WNRlNTs, Domestscs. Ginyhams Stripes, ETC.. ether
i by the cese or piece, for sae cbespb BY
E.B. III. ?. c0Rw1TH.
June ]. csisss,
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NOTICE.

n1WEsH RAsINs, Figs and currsnts for sale az
FARRIHcTON's.
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Hats and Caps. -
20 silk and fur hats,
Is do assorted cold Cafornis hats,
10 cases leghorn and Panama.
Cloth caps OF every quality and price.
Any orders with which they may be favored, will be
carefully and promptly filed the lowest market price,
and goods shipped a. directed.
Getena, June !, 1851.
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In the District Court for }
the County of Ramsey :
and Terry Of Minnesota. }
John sigerson,
Daniel NJ. Fraser and
Cornelius g. Whitney.

EVNGLISH, French, German and Classical schoo
II Books, Lexcons, Dictionaries Of art and science
Biographical Hstorical, Geographical Theological &c
illogical, Hydropathca, Mathematical, Philosophical
chronological, Legal Medical Comical and Blank Books
always for sale, Wholesale retail,
june %. Qo-t) LIE Dues BOOK STORE.
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CARDS.

a cAEp.-AT SPECIAL MEETING OF rEE RUs~
n gers Guards" held q the carriage house Of Ha~ a.,
No. % friday evening" NOV. IlsL tho folio tss re-
solutions unsnimsus'F adopted = Resolve Mat ts
thtnks OF the "Rutrcre .ris eminent a.. .ns se
irsty t,nferc6 70 Mr. wiiiism Pye Cor w sst
CT ruide eoors rreeud ~ lin 90 the opauy on hs oc.
ss'iSn q 0gr record '.ssal ,sts. aud ,h ke
bkens friendship for u.s. has nrrsed anon GU hests
etn,cton OF ie Ct sraatus Which fear We can never
repay. Mselvee, That - kiss AAraares Chapman, 81
Broene street. Tor the tsygi ~yeath and 10 Messrs VIM
yesty zee Iresentes . g, We tevsraiiy teader our
thsnks, ana only reEret osr liability In a more
substantial usnner kssolved, That we arr, sensitive
tbs honor drre re hv Nseers Beiden John ~ n
Iicf, Vim. D. Bech and Thomas j. Russas Esqrs BY sc-
ccmparyng We Gu oNr excursion and that heartily
thtn tor the impartial and rseat In which they
stribrted The numcroua rri-e- Resolved That 20 NJ
o. Mckee, CT the Aucfican Hotel Jamaca. T.. 4,
for the sumrtuouJ sni iuseou dansr furnished aud
last though not ere TO Adkins Washington Brass Ban
Cor the splendid music dsoourssd the occasion, also
tender thanke Reaoved, That those reslutJus daily
authenticated, be Published she New York Herald
=. DAVID w. HEAMPsTEAD, Chairman.
WV III. CurfsTfr, s....,.....
Jos II. iookrR, S"eere'aFiea'
A CARD-DR. DAVID L. ROGERS mas RETURNED
IN the city 81 New York, aad resumed the surgical
practise Of his profession. at No 10 Wavsrley rase
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ANTHOLOGY, sc.

A sTRuLouY -bR G. W. KoBACE TRoM sWEDrN,
n lately from ~ adclPh offers BIS services - INC e
New Nork he 70 sle 60 tore'tu pht prsfeat aa
failure evente Fec-ades 81 cents; eertiem 81 N--
uvet calculated snd read In fu ae'or ing 70 INC
ard mssculire rigrs. Ladies, 81; reutlemcu - ~ VA
vi7ics calculated Lrdes ST. gensicmcn. 81 once NO
White street ycrh. where sttcrr, r9st paid vi 70
GIVE immediate Gttcnticn. For rsrt1olars see saiY
tts hsitogcAl AinAaaes ssn be TreeuEed 81 vac once
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UObIEsTEADs.

RE YOUa OWN LANDLORD WAsuIgGrJT
NJ Byd Association ulbss sbcu go shares Is
estt oreraucn. and rapidly tlins rl A. the lass cf b.
IrE lrGo nuEtcr OF saarf wcre taen, some ~ ads.
Ghofe vto would avaN selves Of ths present Low
trSn', ieco do so ~ leaving tle an0u1t hRd
rsne with the Secretary sti % s o. Nh Wit ave
iricfmaeu ri.ed. rsEsia rict Lrr viii u hold ~
Vsfren gu let 20 Diverse cary e'r et cn ltaty
fvtrirF NV. lNtl. 1871 ~ s'.crE 80 y. Sffcssts.
Isl vii llircf te nttrt esd ffess7 ~ D. teesd.
A. meet ret are Tv1itr tNFPEt o. tH4aD1, tr.s4Irt.
Il. a.. EOoFEA, Is e2ri t.rs.ts ss1sctafg.
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CLOTHING.

VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Ladies or gentleman having any clothing tnrnturs
Ieverv stock dispose o. can obtain t.r caln
price the same by for the subrcrbcr his rect
N. s. COHEN. &C Elm ssreea.
fNAsT orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FANCY
" Dresses. Firtkrms watches and Jeweiry Wanted,-
Thirty ro cent paid above the usual price received r tne
above making application 20 the subscriber who viii at
endky arr ointment La1ies attended by Mrs. Phillips
s. l.. PHILLIPS No. Park place.
CAsT orr CLOTHING - WANTED ro PUHCHASs
" about two Thousand dollars worth Of GOOD lefsoi
Clothing in iaree small qusntties. tor woa he ta
vslue Will be giVer in current money on appeatn etner
ptrscnaly post James horouOy a. his stor
II orange street. . few doors from Chatham street
CENTLEsEN READTHfs NOTHING CAN g WORE
u lust than 20 know that 53 Pearl street,
near Broadwsy Is the only and best place 70 send
your vut olrthng 20 have " handsomely cleaned Dyed
Altered turned or repaired With cellars lining or buttons
At ftort notice chep send 10 your oversoats qusty BE
retdv for winter Remember 3 Pearl street All ARTICLES
airi hr A Cn-tsses. late % Murray stee.t
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TRAVELL.ERs, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AsBoy RAILROAD LINE PROM SEw
~ YORK rhilssslphs Leave Pier No NrTth Riysr.
~ steamboat JOIN POTTER. xorpins Lne - clSct ;
Afternoon Line, oolotk faro ~ either re, S. for
sa-d deck, ~ cmgraut Line, AZ o'clock y 4 f,re.
~ 90. l.. BLISS, Astnt
MEw YORK AND PHldApELruIA.-NrW YORK
IN and Philadelphia oirsct-united States NAL Linc-
hroush IN a. hours, via New Iersey Eail,osd Frsrs
iuced 10 IS for ts' elass and 81 20 fcr second a s
New Norl A. r. from fCc. OF CortiaDdt strsei SUE
"a. N. .nd r. W. from foct Of Liherty street
hdelphia at and A. M arasP H., from hsioS' " Ns-
att street. ,.---.-..,
Iop Barrrwopr, wssru~erer, GA CxARfbs roN.--
rhu,h tiekets ,r ssld In ,he lines arogh con-
iuetor with through Baggage sht seen . r.an
leaving At II. N. Pt6sergsrs sac . 80
We trassrerted directly thrtust It1 tsTt'"eIt'e ~"
ssrts vltLsut extra essrfs.
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LIQUORS.

CENUINE sEICgETTs AND OTHER ROCHELLE,
" Borse.ux end O'snao Dfa1dieg nov l.nting ana Jt
sale frm The wharf Custom House. Also. Gins Scotch
ana IIh WHISKY. Port aud other iaes, Segars &c &c.
er sale al lowest market prices . - -.
l.. IT, SIMPSON X SONS
Inrcrters No ~ Besver street
Alec few - easht fse Cham payne brandt yiatags 1876
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COMMUNICATING NOTICES.

DARTNIR-THE ADVERTISER WITH A CASH
capital &C Loo auxieus 20 become an active part
ner respectable butneSs slraiy established and pay
prcs Beet ref rcuccs given and required Please
sdsytss 2,isi, Poet cGlte.
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INsU RANGES.

rI,HE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Chartered in iSsi-Oces O. Fulton street, Brooklyn;
Merchants Exchange, all street. New Yorkhave their
capital tas also handsome surpus invested in the
undcuhted securities And coattEue TO eUilengs
chandc furniture snd other personal property vessels In
port ard e eargoes upon sAyoab terms as any other
similar instit ution.
WILLIAM ELLswCRrH President
ALFRrp q. srrvrVs, Secretary.
I IFE INsuRANCE-NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
IL Assurance Society Of London General Agents ofice
ro.7 Grand ttee, jersey CitS ah- asrrna,x con
~ Ancs toe lives OF pergons resident In
states, and California AMI other special ha-
zsrds AZ fair rates Of premium. Fer terms blank forms,
S'' F'"''"''' ). LEkSDER STARR General Agent.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, ~e.

L,OR shLE-A CARRIAGE. BUILT BY PARKER n
II Co. Also. powerful par OF bay Horses lsS hands
hgh one q them tsuprior animal young soaas ANA and
fsst The horses will be cold together separate Apply
at Mr. Nails place, mile stone Blooming dale road
E,OR sALE-FRICE SOFA SORREL MARE SIX
teen hands hsh years cid. fast free sound, and
gentle Sold for want o Can be Tor iva cays at
Jtckson's Livery stable ssi Broadway.
nR JOHN WILLIAMS VETERINARY SURGEON.
~ rssroet ully in his nas and the Pub
e thts continues pretng sseeeasuy on the different
diseases incidental 70 kat noble animal the horse az his
proof statskment with twenty-five bcy stalls for
sk horses 20 the sign Of the Golden Horse No VI Chryste
Broome and Delaney streets New gork
Williams In thanking his numerous friends fer their hind
paronsge during period oftusntyour in this city,
receiving from 200 to luo horses snnun taEs contnu
Of their fhvors DIR. Wa experience for examinng
horses for dnese favors neither party.
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RESTAURANTS.

CuELLEY's.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS Dis
~ Restaurant will not permit himself be surpassed
either In the variety of his dssaes style OF preparation
Of serving them ct table The extensive bust
ness done by MI. shelley tustiacs him IN the most lavish
expenditure for costly ard farstohei decssis suited 70
tie mos, fsxious Epcuresnism. N. B-Cavar from the
yolsa Aulgatawny nom hsdrss.
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. QUATLS sNIPE, WOOD
- cock Terrapin, Nehison, Turtle steaks Caviar, Frot
Lobster Ia grand Bashaw, Rz dc voan, Amourette dhE
mean ssneessen Of Lyonr Pate De foe Gras Curied Fes
CURED Fsh Curried Chicken Mayonaiss dc volatile Pou
let Ia Bordelase &C. sc &c prepared as few establish
meEte have the means Of preparing
CHELLEY's OYSTER DEPARTMENT is sgPPLlED
~ with thcee delicate bay Oysters 80 muoh
orght after by those who asdors In the choice Oya
trsj also, the Saddle Rocks, Mil Ponds, Shire ssbnrrs
shark Rivera Tumecoek Bays East Rivers, Princes BAYS
IS, &c. kullisatavpy SOUP.
cBELLEYs LApivs DEPARTMENT ENTRANcsorp
~ doof sh side Of Christ Church. IN Anthony street juss
out OF tccpdwAy, whore ladies snt g6ntonen retdruos
tAc opera theatre can rrtske u suppers prepared
ou bill Of fare compiling AL tAe seasonabls GocAees
aud served In handsome private srastmouas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10
M ErLLINoER's SUCCESS HAS ARISEN rRoN

M EELLINGER's SUCCESS HAS ARISEN FROM
~ . free Of the oils Of mert Industry eivility.
snS heers'y to mers ~, ssasaso a., ass n 70
way obtain Trends bay and pay Tor then and as lsns
keep good will lose thm. Ped
ler travelling merehsnte and roksrs In general Who have
routes established, will do we'll e. call ON Dr. ~ ~
their interest 10 call the or Soc his .aver
tssments In the Spirit CT The Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10
NEW PUBLICATIOys,

10000 s.S,, SS1 sY.
jscs Coored LithcEapbs hue old Print of the fret
and everything in the 81 the tae arts that IL a.
possible 10 colle't are for sale a. l02 Nassau street. a.
low prices Also, old and boohs bought and Geld 1s
lubiie are re I1ested 70 call. JOHN p. NEAGLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-10

rcANCy GooDs-THE GREATEST FANCY STORE IN
the city is ROGERS, Nc. ii9 Broadway, where ART
cies for and articles for presents be found Ia cad
less variety and all ehesr you will not fail 10 make
seor Tor your frienis Eycry article warranted
81 isase or nav be returned aud exchanged Prices arc
distinctly marked and all are wesoms TO call .ad examine
whether they purchase or not
vvFLyLT RInBoNs-,O1 PIECES BLACK VELVET
Rbfons al widths fiom No. 70 NO 100 lust received
nsr las, s,ser Also large assortment OF fe7therI OF
,uss!sn. J. II. hosEk q Y'h" $50.