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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

RAKELLI U CO, 81 Common ST. ct, offer
- the following goods in store, for sale
Italian Marble Blocks, Slabs and Files;
Otto of Roses and Essence of Anisette;
Nice Oil, Bordeaux Anisette;
Claret Wine-Bergasse brand
Cod Liver Oil, received direct from Newfoundland
Perfumery-a full assortment;
Permasan Cheese Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine;
Black Silk Velvet and Italian Sewing Silk;
One superior Dental Instruments
Received by direct mportatons and sale by
do BARELLI & co. 81 Common st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04
OOCTOR .. r..
zOaJ1tSessCl,S SN1'SlypN7'ilta.
WONDER AND BLEsslnu Or THE AGE.

WONDER AND BLESslsv VI TIE Atm
The Most Extraordinary Med,ctat ~ The Wor
INES CHEAPER AND PLEAsANTER, AND WAR
RANrED SUPERIOR TO ANY soLD-T
CURES WITHOUT VOMITING, PuRG-
ING, sICKkEING OR DkBlLI-
x..,, TATIN6 THE PATIENT, .
hieai beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapanla over
oes m s Is that while t eradlcaes the dlseae
Nm E! IN M fsIy Ciis
Ever known; II not only purifes the whole system and
blood power possessed ~ no other medicine. And in
THIS lies fhe grand secret Of its wonderful Il has
severe GASES Of disease at least We're Considered
pcurabe 1t has saved the lives Of more than Children
during the two past seasons.
10000 ANT Of IF sERV1kAA nN SERRrY AND
Dr. Townsends Sasapara invigoraes the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
the excessive indulgence Of the passions and brought
physical prosaton Of the SYSTEM asstude
want ambition snas zen, snsaiIcns pIsmaqIs decay and
be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy This Sara
pa''a Is lar 'p qEEVfG g snN CORDIAL,
As and nvgorates the SYSTEM gives activity tn
mbs and strength to the muscular system. in most
N-'-' 10 0NsUMPTIoN CURED.
Casansc and Strengthen; Consumption can DO cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Lioer Comptaiat, Colds.
Ga ss.fas Fs sa ssS'1
Prgfse Enpeetoraton, Pain IN the Side etc. haze been
~" '1' 70 '"s FITTING BLOOD.
NEW YORK, April 70, 141.
Dr.. T1,onsend-I verify believe that your Sarsaparua
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving my ie
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood, had
night sweats and greatly debated and reduced and
short time, and there has wonderful change been
in me. am able to walk all the city.
ana has left S ss w mas
WIN. RUSSELL, % Catharine street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

No. 3ll2
WAsreas, By judgment of the honorable Fourth
District Court, final judgment has been rendered
for the opening of an alley way from St. Charles
to Camp street, -
Rssolred, That the Surveyor be and is hereby
authorized to cause the said alley way to be opened
due notice to the parties concerned; and that the
said alley shall be known and designated as
Commercial Place.
Passed Japi ~ ss' I i. a. fs Pre- tenn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

| .ARD-50 bbls. prime Leaf, in store and for sale
~ by A. u. GRlEFF & co. IS, 40 and q Old Leyee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Resolped, That the Treasurer pay on the ,Varran
q the Mayor to John Reilly the sum of thirty dol
, the same being the amount Of his pay as Nish
20 tne 2Sd November last, while confined from in
,u p received in the performance OF his duty.
Arn ssH Jan =, 1851. r. A. JOHNSON Prsst pro TEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04
FEMALE MEDICfNE.

d. Townsend's Sasaparla sovereign and speedy
for lncipent Consumption, Barrennes, Proapsus ute
Falling of the Womb, C0stivene, Piles, LeuchonhHa o,
Whites DISTRACTED difficult Mensruaton lncontnence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prostraton of the sysemno whether the result
inherent causes, produced by leguary Illness
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and asa
tude from taking at become robust and full of energy
under influence. 1t Immediately the neryeess
of the female frame which the great OF barren
1t will not be expected of of delicate
nature to exhibit certificates OF cure performed but we ca
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
TO u.s. Thousands where families have been without
children, after using few bottles OF this invaluable MEDICINE
have been blessed with a fine, healthy Offspring
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

From s. s. t5iveaS.l
PApucAH, KY. June 8, l5My stock of Cherry and Tar
Syrup reduced bottles and its popularity daily
increasng You would do well TO send another supply.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

A. y. COCHRAN CO.,
u apors.. p FRGffs Nbfs AS e. sp' etc.,
CAROLINA SEED COW pEAs-5oo bushels genu,
v,G me- ,6 Imported direct from Charleston;
ksAf, MnNhs a Sps r q suit Pprehase
REfANs. BRxziL NUTS 0G and PEA "a EETTs-ssO
gEf ~; Fl R asi5f' GINGER, s.e.os bags;
RyE N3El1 baskets oins sand and aGa 81 pggno"
and AZ; Port Wine. various auaiiies etc; '"'s'
BKANDIES.Nanous qualities;
SRAsGE anS 6hsSHs ofa sss 1p g. Ss
pRuN nSy pJ jaEs and fancy BOXES;
N nSs1SH boxes superior Genoa CitIoar;
sshzAaSSakk 9GsEhEE SB s 5s:s, .,
ggIIRE;SgksAG kERs-aoe bo,s. frs. quality No. /;
POWDER su'rans ri, g to
SUNDRIEs- -
~ 3 q cases very superior Old Sherry Wine;
20 20 c,s fs 90 90 Scotch Ale and London Porter;
3 q east; best Sherry and Madeira e Wine; do
~ ba'kets Champagne;
~ baskets Champagne Cider;
100 sncks Rio Coffee
90 sacks old Government Java Coffee;
barrels barrels Flushed E9sb "a and d. bands
m o ~ barrels Puverzed do;
50 boxes Tobaoco-choce brands.
Pickles, half pipes p u Goddard and Hennessy Brandy
Preserves su,lius., L''''e"' Cheese
po.,oa Salmon Butter Sweet Oil.
fss S Salmon etc. fto H sqs and e. sss By
ENGLISH POTATOES-20 barrels, in fine
md raala Inv
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mo. 0ll4.
Resofved, That the Surveyor be and he is hereby
authorized, the city Of Loayette concurrng, to ex-
tend the time for the completion of the contract O.
James Pigrau, for paving Felicity Rood, to Sly
months from the passage of this resolution.
Passed Jan a, 1851. T. A. JOHNSON, Pres pro TEN
Approved Jan. ~, 1851 A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Dapis's syrupof Uai Cherry ana Tar-We wound e1d
attention the advertisement OF this valuable medicine IN an
sther column Sevefnl OF Its saluafy efs- come
apsfa II 10 Inc aIfitted Ed NJ j. Weesly Pssatsy
and Ismpsrdnes Sentine!. tJrsai0R,) Feb. 3, IS41.
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Resolved, That the Captain of the Night Watcf
be and he is hereby authorized to procure twenty
Eve caps for the use of the Night Police, at a COS
not exceeding three dollars each.
Passed Jan, y, 1851. T. A. Johnson Pres't pro TEN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04
GREAT RLEssING To MOTHERS ASH CHILpReN.


It is the safest and eiectuai medicine for purifying
the system, and relieving the suferngs attendant child
birth discovered Il strengthens both the mother and
child, prevents and dseaae increases and enrohes t
food those who have used il think Indispensable. 1t
highly useful both before after confinement,
diseases attendant upon chldbirh coyensss, p
ting, pain in the back and JOINTS false pains, hemohage
and In regulating the secetons and eQuazng the ccua
has equal. The of this medicine il
always safe. and the most delicate and successful
very few require other medicine; little
castor oil or magnesia is useful open aIr
light food, with this medicine, will always safe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Resolped, That in conformity with the offer of
Messrs. James Robb q Co. to collect the bills for
the assessment made by the Commissioners for
opening commercial alley from st. Charl es street
to Camp street, and to pay over the same to the
parties whose property is taken for the alley, the
Comptroller is hereby authorized and instr cited to
make out the necessary bills against the parties
assessed for the said improvement and transfer the
same to Messrs. James Robb " Co. provided that
no charge be made by them for the collection Of
said bills.
Approved Jan. %, 1850 A. ID. CROSSM n Mayor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Mesosoed, That the Treasurer pay on the war,
iorty-ive dollars and seventy csn,s being amount
d d costs and charges paid by him in suit of WIN.
imprisonment ""'eS e'iie' W. -"''
tased Jan, q. 1851. IA. JOHNSON prss,t pro tenn.
approved jan Is. 1851. A. ID. CRoSSMAS. MAYOR
No. SllS,
Resotved, That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Pertumery-a full assortment;
SIX Sssg ss? s fs; "ns
One case superior Dental Instruments.
Received by direct imp9rtap5leens and ot sale BY
K ET z H., ii5d.,v,oa,. Tomato x.,o,rn
i Do % DO Mush n%s DO DO;
''ss anu ''' E. r. MoALplN Cana! stree, Row.
Ola tt and 70 Common street.
$HfHnA s.; &C..
MANILA AND fARRED RoPE-Al sizes;
4 at low s s. b Muny and I'D sissss q Esa,
SHIP CHANDLERY, etc. etc, comprising
en S, Hemp F Rope-7 Sf. all sizes;
ssls% S1 and t coiiiOn n0'n
esai. IA 55ll sa Bi1ushins''
Paints ~" Obs and Varni.hes;
Hardware1a general assortment for ship
Grockery, Earthenware and Glassware
Pa%ps ERA spd 1Rissinf Leather; s....
ne n asa a seiSSDt0n
mis- NV ~ ana No. Rs s sSst SG M
CUNDRIES-
~ Bergasse. Bordeaux, Madeira and Port Wines;
Perfumeres Essences of Roses;
jas BAREIIJ & co. 81 Common st.
ERESH TEAS-The subscriber has just re-
%i w he e Of Gp b
frequent additions from OF the first importers 7SH
the North Consumers offered something very ASekU
fine mt moderate prices RxH&D y
Extra fine GuNPOWDER, in s ID boxes;
Extra fine GUNPOWDER, in half chests
Extra fine IMPERIAL IN half chests and ID boxes
Ear ra n ns IN b snf ehas s?'s'
Extra fine OOLONG, in half chests.
n13 3m w. g. RAYMOND. II Camp st.
A LGIERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA STORE.Tbe undersigned il grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and the of his customers,
enlarged his stock and store and hopes with these facilities
to merit their continuance HE'S prepared to fill all Plantation,
Ship Steamboat and Family orders in the Grocery and
ship Chandery line at city prices and at the shortest notice
lie keeps constantly hand extensive assortment Of re
Groceries Paints and OIL Pitch and Turpenne. Oakum and
Coal Tar etc. COrage of all kinds and general assortment
of Hardware Crockerv and Fin Ware and Sheffeld War
| no 3m. THOMAS HUGHES.
| FIRST ARRIVAL NEW ELEME FIGS
y hhds of selected Figs, large and small drums received
yer steamship Ohio, being OF the first and only
New Crop which has been received this season sale by
w. l.. GUSHING L. co. So Common
~ Parties who have purchased to arrive, requested
to receive the from steamship Monday morning
tt1~ Also SALE-FIGS in prime order of the Old
|
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20

/ There has been but one session Of the Terrific
rial Supreme Court. Ofthe cases taken up from
Goodrich's court, but four were disposed Of, and
one OF them was reversed for crror.-[DemocTat.
1t Is not easy TO condense more misrepres7uta-
lion in four lines, than are conta iued in the fpr
above. There have been tro terms of our Sa-
Preme Court. Judge Goodrich has held all the
District Courts in his owa District, and ore IN
Judge Meeker's District, and the first Coun at
Saltwater. There have repeatedly been over one
hundred cases on the docket, in Judge Goolricii ;
District. Every cause that ever went up before
the last term, from his Court, ist yea disposed
Of; and only one reversed.
THE CENTRAL IIoUsE.-This Hcusc Is
taken by Messrs. Cave & Burton. They can,
and doubtless rili, beep frs, rate house.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20


have it locked up in specie, we do not doubt. A
loan Office at St. Paul. from which to borrow, not
paper, but money, nigh, facilitate the business Of
numbering or IadIn payments by anticipating
sales or payments, and thus equalizins the amount
of currency more between periods of payment,
aud preventing extreme pressure and tension.
But after all, the true principle is, for real, sub
stantss, cash men, alone, TO do business which
requires cash advances; and FOR them to employ
as their agents, ut liberal prices, competent men
who will finally, by fugaIi,y. and industry, save
capital enough to succeed their employers in bust
ness. when their employers retire. There was
more truth than is generally conceded, in Gen.
Jackson's declaration, that ''those who do bust
ness upon borrowed capital ought to fail" Again
we say, God deliver the Northwest from The curse
Of banks.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20
LATEST NEWS.

ii The un,erri6ed DR.. Franklin, No. 2, arrived
this morning, undoubtedly the last boat o the
season. We have the melancholy news Of the
death Of one Of our best citizens, which il noticed
below The boat brought nothing but eide
mail from Prairie du Chen and above. and S,.iu,
Louis dates Of the 18th. At noon, The boat = -
pOiss her vapcry pinions for the south; and Isl
carry down our mail
The Democratic ticket is triumphant IN Cali
fornia. Bisier's majority for Governor, is lcut
1900. Conventions have been held, both in Or
egon and California, TO consider the subject of d
vpding both Of them. The Governor Of CaifDr-
MIA has ordered the state officers TO remove b,ci
to San Jose, the former capitalize proprie,es
# Vnllego having failed TO erect the public t,.;ld-
ings which be had contracted to build, as con-
dition that Vallejo shoaid be the capital
BosroN, Nov. u.
The returns from the whole of the State are
nearly complete, and give the following results:
Governor, Winthrop, Wing. g. $40. Bout
well, dem, 1882. Palfrey, F. s., % 1872. The
Coalition elect 1 Senators, ard Wings, II. They
elect li3 representatives and Wings 1872. No
Crhce Ill Wahy t0NpS.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 8.
Returns from the first Congressional dist, elect
). Martin, dem. Landry, WING, is elected IN the
second, and Penny, dem, in the third.
FIRE.-About 5 O'Clock on Tuesday morning,
the coffee house called the 80. X house, s,,-
uated near the upper ferry, was burned dows
Mrs. BENNETT, the wife Of the editor Of Inc
N. Y. Herald, has gone a voluntary mission
to Spain, TO procure The release Of the imprlSon-
ed Fiiiibusters.
II is said that one hundred millions Of gold will
be taken from the soil Of California this wear
Agriculture is also prospecting in California.
1t seems that the Pope, Plus TX, is about to
send Nuncio, or legate, io Mexico.
.I..t.r New YORK, Nov. ii, 4 p. NJ.
In the L. s. District Court this morning, the
case Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Norih and
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, was de-
cided by Judges Nelson and Belts, in iavor of lie
Church South.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20
TIE MINNESOTA PIONEER
1 ST. paul, minnesota,
Thursday Morning November 20. 81.
New Advertisements.

A. J. Whitney & Co STANDARD School Books
Judge Wilson--prubate Court.
Joseph Lebonne notice.
Thomas Barton do
Gen. Boal---Farm to Let. .tgs MY,
Worlds Eair-Every thing. 2 A D. -
Elfelt & Bro's--Cotiee, Sugar, SC.
Theodore Borup--Beef and Candles.
Gibson or Fuerton--Graiied Apple Trees.
Burbank, Fancette s. Co.-Minnesota Express
w. G. LeDuc-NIinnesota Year Book.
Mississippi Boom Co. .t
l.. Marvin-Boots and Shoes r.,u,..
Mrs. Marviu--llillinery Establishment. ,
Rey & Farmer - Groceries and Prov isions.
List Of Letters. .5.. ..- 49,,
iGP See first, second and third columns OF
{ is page. a .I .44.H. .t
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TERRIBLE AND Romantic INCIDENT
The Paris Droi has the following rather
incredible story:
ga commercial traveller, whose business
frequently called him from Orleans to Paris
M. Edmund D, was accustomed TO 90
to hotel, with the landlord of which he
was acquainted. He arrived few DAYS ago
nj the hotel where he was in the habit Of
staying. On Thursday evening, after sup
per, he invited the people ofihe hotel to 20
TO his chamber to take coffee, and he PROM
ised to tell them a dramatic inci,ieut. On
entering the room, his guests saw on the
bed, near which he seated himself, pair of
pistols. 'My story said he, has a sad de-
nouemert, and require the pistols to make
it clearly understood As he had always
been accustomed, in telling his tales, to in
dulSe IN expressive pantomune, and to take
up any thing which lay handy, calculated
10 add to the effect, no surprise was felt at
his having prepared pistols. lie began by
narrating the loves Of a young girl, and a
young man.
They had both, be said, promised under
the most solemn Oa,hs, inviOlaLle fidelity.
The young man, whose profession obliged
him to travel, once made long absence.
While he was away, he received legacy,
and on bis return, FASTENED to place it at
her feet. But on presenting himself before
her, he learned that, in compliance with the
wishes Of her family, she had just married
n wealthy merchant. The young man there
upon, took a terrible resolution. He pur-
chased a pair of pistols like these he con-
tinued. taking Que in each hand, 'and after
some conversation, placed one under his
chin, in this way as do, saying in a joke,
that 1t would be pleasure to blow out his
brains, and at the same moment he pulled
the trigger Here the man discharged the
pistol, and his head was shattered to pieces.
Pieces of the bone and portions of the brain
Tell on the Mortified spectators. The unfor-
tunate man told his own story.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20

DIEp.-On his way home from the East, after
an absence of several months from ST. Paul The
Rev. JOHN p. Parsons, Baptist Clergyns i
most exemplary and useful man. who devote al
his energies TO the advancement Of civilian H
and religion. He died on the 18th instant, 100
miles above St. Louis, on board the steam5o. l
DIR. Franklin No. 2. His corpse was br"ngh' Up
to-day, on tina. boat; and his funeral will be to-
morrow, Friday, at o'clock P. NJ, at the res
dence Of bis family in st. Paul. A general al
tendance is inviied.
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To the Bushes Men OF st. Paul. st. An
thony, saltwater, Galenn, Dubuque,
and st. Lonis.
1T Is UNDOUBTEDLY TRVE, that much
ii money is made BY judciousiy advertising, and also
thar the Minnesota Near Book is of the best "me
us in the whole country. The advertisements inserted
in the Book for 1852 will h.. set ornamental type
and illustrated with cats Only limited number Of pages
he devoted tas purpose al which elTeady
engaged Application must lie made to the Editor nj
once as Insertion I've had after the 18th of DE.
cemb,r. Tcrms--one page si0i half page, 81; cards
s2S Aprl, TO w. q. L.DUC.
J Saint Paul. November r. 1851 sta
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MINNESOTA BALLADS.


MINNESOTA BALLADS.
1.
Gene all We people Of Saint raul,
And listen awhile 10 me; A .gtl ga - T.
III give Won a struin from my TRASHY stsf,
Though short that strain must be.
work away with willing sole,
Nor labor, pains ] spare ..
And customers daily swell the roll,
That cIsiins my daily care.
i' Some bards viii promise YOU stores Of wealth.
sIi But 1, at your .cepl manaiag.
What's more than wealth, will save your health,
Aud give YOU understandiay,
Boots, Shoes, Drogans, have Ia show,
large small, sing, easy, and tight,
That will III the foot first rate, you know,
rr f, II tle head be only right. rr
Then come We people of Saint Paul,
Aud let Us now agree,
While to you devote my aUL
Devote part to me.
MARVIN, invites the public 10 examine the
LIE best stock ol materials in his line, that has ever
been ia the Territory. lie challenges either side
the Atlantic to produce better quality Of French Cal
skins, specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine custom made shoes ana
CATERS. Aso, Gentleneas Calf and Kip Bouts the b.s
that can be made. You know the stand-Third street
Roberts street.
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 81
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20

FIGHT BETWEEN TiproN SLasRRR AND
HARRY BRooME, for The Championship of
Engiand.--A great event in the puciiistic
world, came of in England, on the Goth ult.
The match between Harry Broomc and
William Perry, the s'ripton Slasher,' for
four hundred pounds sterling, was won by
Broome, in 'as fair, manly and straight for
ward a contest as has been witnessed be.
tween any brace Of big men for many a long
year.
The appearance Of the men in the ring is
thus given: "The massive, Angular and
muscular bulk of the Sasher doomed large:
his face wore bilious tint, and he seemed
rather stale; and though he smiled, 1, was
rather with 4 forced grin than hearty con-
| filence; his weight was thirty and half
stone. His youthful opponent, Broomc,
was bright As Il star, elastic, cheerful, and
fresh as a four year old, and exhibited the
most perfect symmetry of leg, depth of
chest, and formidable developments OF the
bicepo muscle, that an anatomst could de-
sire to study. 1t was soon shown too, that
he meant mischief"
There were some sharp exchanges, and
at the end of the third round, the Upton
received one of the ugliest backfalls ever
seen. In the 7th round he was again thrown.
He got no hold on the hitting, while Harry
was the picture of confidence, and got the
Upton un.icrmost in the ninth aud tenth
rounds. In the twelfth, the Upton had
BrOome on the ropes. In The fourteenth,
BroOne fairly got the Slasher down, ami
the fifteenth closed the battle. After some
exchanges, Broome missed, and slipped on
both knees; the Upton seized him and hit
him tremendously on the head. The refe-
rees declared foul blow. The contest W as
finished in ,hirty,hree minutes, aud Henry
Broome was proclaimed "Champion of Eng
land" amid tremendous cheers, shouts and
screams.
FRAuD on A LIFE Insurance OrrIcE.-
curious fraud has just transpired ut Ber-
lin. tailor having insured his life for EGO
and fiOO respectively, in Offices at London
and Copenhagen, got up fictitious burial,
and after bavisg witnessed in disguise his
own interment, took fight, leaving his wife
TO claim the amount If the policies and then
TO follow him. This was effected by means
Of certificate OF death furnished jy some
man for bride Of ELS, coupled with the
register Of a funeral; but after lapse of
four years the affair has come to light. The
cofHu has been found, containing nothing
hut rubbish, and the cuIprii has been arrest
ed by the aid Of the electric telegram, be d.
fore receiving news of the discovery.
a theatrical commission, nomirxted some time
ago by the king ef Holland, to inquire into the
stale Of the theatrical 10 that country, has pre-
scented report TO his majesty, recommending that
for the future, theatres should not be considered
private commercial speculatons; tina, to each
one, competent director, with fixed salary.
shall be appointed; that care shall be taken in
the choice Of pieces; and authors shall be duly
encouraged; that performers shall be duly reward
ed; that losses shall be borne by the State that
the prices Of admission shall be such as 10 SUN
every purse: and So on.
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
hEEpLH sensible of past favors, again invite yonr
- attention TO my MILLINERY ESrAB.
LlSHMENT. confidently assured that can show
variety OF materials and trimmings will repay
inspcc tion.
Ny facilities are now increased for supplying Won with
the latest styles and hope be able meet every de-
mand which taste and style may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded will
fully ensure that to which the Ladies Of Saint
Paul willing TO rbute when punctualty and
anxiety To please blended with knowledge Of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, Sc. raul, November 30. 1851 81