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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Il The barge CLINTON. Cspt Wl.sie. every Mon
day; EXCHANGE, Capt Ros-krans every THURSDAY
POUGHKFEPSIE, Capt Hoffman, every Saturday, a.
5oclock M from foot of Murray ST for passengers aud
freight The above bsrges elegantly furnished with
sAie-roons and spacious and comfortable cabins aul
expressly 6ed up for tho cOmor. and convenience of pas
sengers and srrve al POughkeepse n time for The
Ia Sharon, Pine Plains and New Milford For further IN
formation, apply on hoard the hsrkes, or 10
WILLIAMSON \ y ALL, ln4 " eel st.
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EELLOWS' MINSTRELS, AT Eel

LNELLOWS' MINSI hELS, AT + Ell
z Lows OPERA-HOUSE "a Broadway. between
Howard and Grand Open every night during the weet
Fhe celebrated original and wcl-knOwn Fellows MINI
tres comprising 40 efficient sud versatile corps 0f "a en
ed and experienced performers under lhe direction Of
Felows whose Concerts 70 this City or he asst sesr
have been received with the greatest favor by the elite and
fashion OF this great Metropolis Their Concerts cOnssl OF
guriesque Italian Opers Scenes, Why Sayings, Solos
Duets ChOruses Dancing and Instrumental Performances
On Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand Concert
Tor the sccOmuods OF aides snd fsies commencing
Al o'clock P. NJ Admission 2S Doors omen a. 8.
to commence al "a ma
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PREMIUM ARCH-BOTTOM PIANO

n FORTES.- The subscriber would respectfully ca ins
attention OF he public and especially those about p1rcnas
ipg 10 hs splendid asGonment Of Pianos from 8 TO = o-
fave which for quality Of and finish ne feels cont ieu
in recommending s equal 70 any manufactured ana Tor
which he has awarded premiums by me American n
siute for four years ss past His psruers are 81 na'e
with the Pe.ert Arch Bottom (oi which he q proprietor
witch sdds very gresty 20 the strength Of the ntir1msa
and tends to Keep 10 much longer lhsn those made
10 the Ordinary style
TO insure Durability the subscriber spares 10 pains IN he
selection OF bis malerss and uIes none unr thoroughly
seasoned and every department OF lhe Work carried OF
under bis own immediate pervlson The G1bfcriDer s
also manufacturing especially for the Southern market
double Iron frame Piano win detached case, well adapted
10 stand the climate and which have given universal sas
faction, wherever sent JAMES GROONEsfkEN
WarerOom " Grand-st Factories a. q and %
sl51mUWkSst< Grand.st an1 40 West FcurIseuth-st
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no GUARDlANS AND PARENTS

To NO hIAUihANAJ NM 'HHN'IN' 4
d The subscriber having four boys under zen years
" receive four more OF the same age q educate FOr
more particular information and references address h Oy
letter Any wishing secure home FOR wsrds or chl
dren where home ecops and relations VIII be cherished
ard sustained a thorough practical and classical edi'
cation 81 the came secured invited TO vs and &C
ousnt theri elves with his location his family and i!s ar
rangeuenls. AShbEL FU LLEh' henI' SOAH
al lmTuTh&s+
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R.C KEMP, Aucuoneer.
FURNITURE. - Rosewood

FURNITURE - Rosewood and VI
hogsny Household Furniture 81 tho best quality 20
be sold al auction THIS DAY Tuesday, Al 10y O'clock Al
t59 adWAy. between Leon ard ana Frankin sa r C.
KEMP will sell, az above without reserve, q large ADD
spendd assortment Of elegant Rose and Manogsqv
Cabloei Furniture Of The ye,y best quality and ali OF VIII
las been made BY one OF Old established and well
Known Cabinet Makers for lbe Broad way custom trade
lat o. May, viz
PARLoR FURNITURE Elegantly carved rosewood
paTlor furniture 90 suite carved In French brOcate
maroon velvet plush, &c Of he very richest designs and
styles ladies' rosewood cabinet elegeres with mirror
onts music stands carved rosewood cen er sbes with
Egyptian while and gOls marble tops nch paper mscbs
pear To- Ald ases and Other par ornaments rosewood
MaAos my OAfE walnut and ensmelss chamber t1rnire
IN seD msrbletop bureaus, &c; Washstsnds eTten.on
ana oner dining tables mshogsny chairs, sdeboards
Ofafy bookcases lounges NOsirs and easy chairs so
as sld card Iabes Also, ball furniture viz; Bronzed
lfon hbtHands ball chairs tables &c s1fas Iee-s,te.s
uVans arm and rocking chsirs carved mahogany spring
.eaI caars, vsro0s patterns otomsns couches m.rDe
Yep center iide, pier fancy and other tables sewing
oues cOusge Dedsseads hair mattresses &c Catalogues
% Ils morning ofsAe Goods purchased 20 out of te
ey can De packed the store reasonable charge or
ey can remain In The until the let ef NAV RE- N
charge Dut must BE removed or before that day a. he
: - 70 l'A7u eONn ais IL
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NTEW PUBLISHING and IMPORT
NTNG MUSIC WAREHOUSE. New York, 257 Brosd'

lNING MUSIC WAREHOUSE. New York, 81 Brosd'
nav Onnos-re the Park srd Civ Hal
SCGT'8gRIH s. co. EUROPEAN MUSIC DEBUT.
Choice Collection of Sul eco w rth oI MUSIC "l.'N
u 81 increased bv every European steamer.
TntIrs SrrrrgRrH. soc Proprietor. OF me thtes
branches OF bis House az New fofA' baiolfg an LeD-
zic Director ard Founder of the NO-th German Musci
mon ard Prize Insitute Clevp Ter Of ne order OF Ne L.
~ the Fi-e Arts Sciences &C sc, has The honor 70 l a
ne rubc that he above firm have opened 10 tls CIV
branch of their European House which has been exist
enre for tr last tW entv i've years IN Hamburg and Lep
zc a1d is distinguished by lbs Nasness as wei as Oy tle
rerfecfi0n OF ls Internal arrangements Intr oOch &
iaiDs more complete selection OF European Music OF tt
lesf Id and fagCrie modern comp lsers than any "hcn
aver existed Ia this country; il embraces Tie greatest
variety of every hud Of Vocal and Instrumental Music liz
c'u ~ al the principal American Publications.
d. great variety and OF hand.
Sc1ies and Orchestral WORKS OF Modern aud Classical
Music
Mu,ic FOR Military Bands.
Conceltos Tor Piano Violin Vo.nceilo and all the other
Dill ciual ins truments with Orchestra
Ouetios SepeuCs Quinieti0s. QuItsuos A1d Ir0s Tor
string nstrlm, MS sc for Piano with acconp alinent
Music for Piano solo, fom Bach unul tue PieSeAt lle
German sOu ~ for one or more voices
select assortment u instruction Books eldes IOr a.
instruments and Tor rOice
Sacred ana Organ Music.
Csss eel sud Modern Music for T. q, and hands, ootn
Origin las WEI. auged-
Fasv Pieces for Dances, Marches, ETC., BY Cantha'
Gnugi Burgmuler. Julien LaDner L1mbye, Stlauss &c
The Gems OF French and Italian Songs.
English SONGS for one or more voices.
They request the public 90 inspect their immense stoeA
snd iayor them with orders which VIII be attended 10
with uromptness end al tie shortest notice. by
SCHUBERTh Is cos European Depot
Gl2 SN rutfE
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NOTICE Is hereby given that an asses
ment OF my cents per share has been duly lsd ups
he caplla stock Of he Roger Williams Coal Mining Coz.
psny ana NE same required 70 be pad % or before
hs day OF May, I25l to The Treasurer OF he ConpangE
oil, once, IL Wal-st, IN the City Of New.YorI
In case any sIocEholder shall neglect 10 pay Taeh As'S
ent on or before The cay above mentioned the socE -
" him, or 80 much thereof ~ NAV be necessary, VII
SOLO a. public auction pay ne same n sccordarcs VI
AetcI OF Incorporation ard bylaws Of the COMPANY
March &c, 1851. Al lswir
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INSTITUTE
- = u N0ND SEMINARY FOR
DOBTNSON'S FAMILY BOARDING

NVVDI y NNTLT
EesCROOL Gr BOYs-Sus,et a. Glaf3rd, Conc, On
r,lssrd SOUND r. miles ~ The NeN-Haven Depo~
- ssnscis hose hersh OF ia,her mother. or ooth
vii 6ui his SAFE asylum from The long experlenee a..
Known character The principal. who nay % conss A.
r. North American Hoel from the liih 10 ISM lasL-
Terms rom 500 70 $50 per year According 10 'ae ss
sr5 studies Of The pupils Reference may be hSi 70 NJ
T II TSyor. Rev. P Thompsoo Or. jared H'A's' ~
T c Chalmers and Joseph HoNie Es4. . , ,,,
SAMUEL ROBINSON An Pnnc.ph:
l,-r,.-a c,r- A rti a 1851 all 81
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OF THE PILGRIMS

4 PROGRESS, 1913 BROADWAY The admirers Of
John Bunyan The lovers OF Ar snd The Christian public
generally are informed that this exhibition vii positively
close on Saturday 26h inst. when II will be removed 10
Providence AID Boston Exhibition every evening Al
o'clock on "wednesday and Saturday afternoons al and
on other davs suit tho convenience OF such Schools snd
cag.esss ss may , vs. 20 az, s1sri5Su %
will be admitted Tor half price.
The setees Flooring, Stoves and Fixtures, Tor sale
cheap Apply on the premises between and loi A. NJ.
s1Q
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A NJ Msswis. Auction-er.
OY BANGS. BROTHER 81

lDsae Rooms IS ParE-rov.
REMOVALS B co nave removed 70 Ia %.
Store IS Psrk-ru~ Wv
ArPRrvarT SaLr-BoHN's LIsRLRIEs-compr.,.
Standard Series which nov embraces s. volaws.s =
Scientific ssrie. In vo'um~s the AnuQnsrss So ..
u volumes he sssirs series, IN 10 volumes 80 -
Illustrated Series n 10 vorm-s These al are vorl.
deservedly high chsrac-r iu thr various depsrtnsnt,
csei by The iites. zrd cold Al low prices s.I.-
complete sets or irpsrac volumes, Is lle purchase,
desire. p
Tuiiiisis may be had A. he SL.s Room.
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W A CARrFR. Asc ioneer. New -
uNIrP NIrIr L l. Al amnIlnn. I'll Qk "

Il tor.st on THURSDAY, al 10 o'clock, Consisting
mshoqspy s,fas spr sect chss, girsudoles engraving
Ru.sas three Div and ugrsiu carpets French 6edsIea
marble ION eres.ug bureaus, washstands shsdes Azo
center ahes breskast aud dining tables toilet seu Chs
and dinner ware cut lass ware &c The whOlc bur vaJ
little used 6rstfste assortment Of AIcheu tafulas
CAiaoe on " ednesdsy. so%
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co

bAIIFIJ MAIL IT "a MSE1IT VI
Il The oply through Line for CALIFORNIA and ORE
CON Wis HAVANA and CHAaRES. Fare reduced On
saturday, April 70 at M-The sp eudid doUhie-engue
Steamship ONO S00O Iors burihen Jas Fnday Schen-k
L s n Commander will sail precisely al O'Clock. p
nom her pier the foot % Warren 81 K viii Toe Gov
eminent Mails FOR ChNgres connecting with the fayorie
United sisles hs steamship oregon. 10 leave Pans ms
on or about 18th NAV For regh passage sp ply
The Office 81 s. South-st III Wsss ais 2tih
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MEXICAN MUSEUM.-TO THE
APTBLIC.-C. W CLARKE would respectfully inii-
mate ihRt lis regular BENEFIT a. this establishment falls
due On
WEDNESDAY, April l6ih.
sNzfuoor and evening hu 10 consequence OF the recent
cpmontlrat0n on the occasion O. bis Complimentary Bele
fiat NihOs be will devote bis portion Of the receipts on
ihe shove dsy AID evening 10 e Widows and Orphans
Fund ~ he Fire Department
5l OfuGutus gtlrscton wil be presented a. ).3 KS
DO The Afternoon commencing 81 OcocE, the beallil
comedy Of - 800
ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Stephen Plum. C. w Clarke mariha......AisS Chapman
Toby Twinkle Mr. Ha4sway 81 Arthur. Mr.. Hnsns
In the evening a O'clock first time a. this eIIaoIh
uleut. The lsughsble play OF
THE SERIOUS FAMILY
Charles TorenF. les originally plsyed by
bin IA iht cOuutry y w WAKE
Amiritsb SLEEK f6r,t time l.............Mr Hadawav
Cspta'p Andrews
Mrs IOrrenG. .. nfs \ y 3oas
Mrs OfEshy Demane (her original paft,lMiss Chapman
Tickets, = cents; Reserved seats 81 cents Family
Boxes 3.
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

LNOR SAN FRANClSCO and ORE
u GON-Extrs Family Steamer On Let June. By The
through Inc from Panama 10 san r sacisco.-Tne well
known snc fsvorite steamer
SARAH SANDS,
1907 tors having extensive arc convenient Sccom-
mOdsuors for fsmies-sepArsle ttsIe rooms ~ BON
ssoor and second cso!n-v bee despatched ~ me Pacsc
hsu Steamship Company. the let June, from Psrals.
Her axe lrp from Francisco performed twenty
Cne DAYS she will be ready board lmmed.-
siely "a their arrival 10 Psnsms the passengers nisndu
% 70 by her. ard by esvinC New York va The
which will he despatched the middle .. May.
wiki her and by svsug o. the reduced Of fare they
vii secure certainty ard economy odered by other
s,eauer For ucke.s which will be-lr the saloon S2o0
from PSnSma san francisco "a Cabia Sl,l-Apply 90
HOW LAND ASPlNNALL, - ~ south q; sI5 4
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D D. NASH, Aucuoneer
ENURNTTURE.--By HARMON Y

IL NASH. Store $40 Broadway-VALuAsLE ha.
mol d FUR>ITURE-On THURSDAY, April IT, 81 w
clock at le6 FOufth-sL. near WsshlngtOn'sFnse,s 70
and general assortment OF valuable perior; ehsmN na
Kitchen Furn tuFe. bslhing tubs &C. ". Il. CaAsf.~
ready on the mortinR Of sale af@
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NIALR BOARDING SCHOOL, Ell

MALE BOARDING SCHOOL, AT
hWILTON, CONNECTICUT. ABEL WHlTLOCK
Principal and Propre.orThe location Of this Institution
suitably retired and easy Of access from the New YORK
and New Haven Railroad ltis 81 miles from NeWYOrk
6. miles from The Norwsk Depot the Dsnbary and
Rid9eheld sAge-road. The N0rwslk and Osnbury Rail
vii be completed Ia the inner landing passengers
shout a mile rom The school The house erected By lhe
Principal accommodates forty pupils and Ia furnished u
cOnveences for that number The School has been
cessful operation four
English Branches Lsin, French. MuTic and Drawing
thoroughly taught 5y Interested and competent
Persons desrous u visiting the lnsuuuOn and OF
turning no same tBy have ample time TO DO 80.
The Principal refers 10 his circular, and bis present
patrons ana others Circulars be hal the bookstore
Of NJ. n. NEWMAN. 1893 Broadway. Al which place .hs
Principal Will be every Tuesday and Wednesday IN Apu,
from 20 O'Clock NJ. g. l5lTuW&S'
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DEYERS' SPLENDID DIORAMA

BSof.he WARS FOR LIBERTY ROME, UPPER
ITALY md HUNGARY. is low on exhibition at PIANO
RAMA HALL, corner OF Broadway and Walker sts. Ad-
muaDcr Is children, l2t cents Liberal arrange
nenis made with schools Afternoon exhibitions on We'd
nescsys and Saturdays al O'Clock. Doors open al NJ
con enceuent Al g. ais IT.
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SCHOOLS.

ALGER INSTITUTE-BOARDING
AsCHOOL for BOYs. CORNWALL, Conn-rhe
Sumner Term OF this Institute will open on the ars Tues
dav OF May next and will continue i've months. james
sedCwick Associate Principal Of the School, viii DO
10 NewYork from the tn 10 the 2th Of April and may DO
The Broadway House between tho hours % I'D VI
aud NJ Circulars be Ob aimed by addreAsing ihe
Principal, T. ". ANDREWS, Cornwall Conn. ~ ~
ROA RDI Nd-SCHOOL FOR BOYS
HAT sFANWICd, CONN, 81 miles from New YORK
City Terms for hoard, tuition, washing and mendug
500 year The Principal be consulted personally a.
Mr. RavnOrs 70 BOwery. every Wednesday IN April,
between the hrurs Of arc ? NJ, where circulars con-
tsuing foil particulars with references msy any uma
be obtained As ~ THEODORE JUNE, Principal
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nRUG STORE. = For Sale. a Due

hVStore in one of the dourshng streets in the
city, and Of the best stands for business TO be found
Reason for selling III health OF the proprietor requiring
him TO leave the city. Address A. n h. Tribune Office
aIE luz
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E AND NATIONAL Law

y sChOoL-bais;on Spa, Saratoga County n y
The nexI term VII commence 90 The 7th Of Nav O5i-ct
o. the school prscica well a. theoretical Under ne
rev cnHI-r Diplomas given, which admit 10 prscuce
Tuition 70 be paid 10 advance circular sIauzg pls5
&c sent hy rsc1est- directed fpOs-paidlto r-'
slp "a W &SWthI }. W. FOWLER President
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EANBURY INSTITUTE.-A Family
a. Boarding School Danbury fairfield County, co1n-
Rev EIas scnenck, Henry LObdel. NJ, D., Prin-
-ipals. Circulars may 30 had OF Messrs lark. Austin
Co, Us Broadway or oi the Principals. m3l Inn
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,po,ui proc, disbnsed by him, ireysnd tho
which he dsbnrsrsl u.stcr die Ls~s makirg ssciht -
preparations for the work. seG # & b sg*ata 81 81
SEC. 4. lind be ii further ssneciej, That
the third section Of the ctiilcd, tR act Masking a.
the civil snd si lfsnat ot st
ernrnt year erdg The fhirteia II JHisc, rgi
hundred and forty seven, ss' for other piIs~s-,
approved the tenth of August, eighteen hundred and for
ty-six be- a,d the H. hereby revived aud contiI
farce for the 6sepi year ending tue tsfpia Of JHpss
eighteen hundred aBd hity -cnc.
SEC. 8. .3aa be it further saecsed, I hat
the Secretary Of the Treasr, be authorized sa directed
adjust settle the cai, submitted iy the legal re-
rese,tatises Of i-rltenat Robert L. Browning, late sf
the United States Navy, decesscd FOR SHARE of the rto
ceees of the sale Of the schooner oon and
ed and coDiscaed ia The month II April, eightt hun
dred aid crteght, under the Presdets rsuaiions ~
the III March, eighteen hundred and forty III The
port Of Tampicc dnriEg the with MeAic dt pist
the amount Of said ciaD, OF ANY in The trrs-
arising from military itribios cisec;f IN Me>=
leo IN pursuance of the regna:inns ai The President bs<
fore referred to- Prorsded, That before any nhHey H.
psid m this claim submitted BY the bwhers ~
the sci before mentioned for remission of the enaliy
and Of the prOceetls uder the oH shall
FIRST be du, examined and deedcd by the SccreiarN Of
the Treasury, nder the directions os fheresident cf the
United Stste-. ,sa i3..s- arf~ ssssl
SEC. Q. .fnd be ii further enocfca. That
shall be lawful for the Secretary cf-fhc Trtsiry Ia
Dallas, lying in The port
Of New York. iogcihes with the machinery Placei there
in under and b. virtue Of by and between u.
j. Maker, late Secretary Of the Treasury, and Ethan
Campbell, dated August twenty fih, cightr,, hunrd
and forty eight, to he appraised by sod ard
sufficient apprniscrs, and to sell f the said tcrciar, s
think the public interests will he thereby promoted} fr
sand steamer and machinery to said Campbell nj eH5f
praised value, and 10 anul by ard With hs said
contract Provided, That the said secreiary shall
selling said seaincr snd machinery 10 said CnmIleIL
take irOW him release discharge Of the United rtates
contract
Approved September 30, 1s5e. a tefffftt.e
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ACTS OF THE THIRTY-FIRsT
CONGRESS OF THE u. s.,

Passed at the first Session, which was begun and
held mt the City OF. of.Washington, in the District
of Counbia. on Monday, the third day Of De-
ceinber, one thounsand eight hundred and forty
nine. tsf .+. .. .4.
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HonRislE,--Th~ Providence Mi.ror csns
tains The following: ss
A voting lady was very badly ininrsd a.,
Mn,rlay, by another young ls.ly { fl shroyk.
,ne yitriol IN her face. Cnnst--- lssI.,a~v -
The hrperpetrator Of the s,srd escarxss. Il
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GEO. G.. STROTHER,

GEO. G.. .STROTHER,
Sole Agent in Galena for sale Of Sloan
Medicnes.-Mains street. Galena III.
SAYRE * IICMBERT,
Saddle Harness and Trunk Ncna afactursrs, l2J Main
Street, ls0feno, (ohd Il. q. baitdiny.)
KKYIII. receive and ill orders from their friends
w aud customers up the nver, TO their sutisinc-
ton Call in. 2-3-ly
i... d. =. JOHNSON.
Aactioa and Commission Merchant, No. &c Main ST.,
Gattnd,
XKyL give his attention the sale Of Merchandise
w Of every description, Country Produce, Real Es-
tate, &c., and respectfully solcits consignments.
Goods for Storage Forwarding will recrve prompt
ttcnfion. 23-ly
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Uiillomripcr.

ALLEN Il SEMMES,
.aioracus at Lam, Wiiio,r Rircr, ST.
Croir Co., Wisconsin
JOSEPH BOWKON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
WiHo,r Rirer, ST. Cro,I CO., Wisconsin
Prescription claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully aud promptly attended to.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Caleb Gushing, Mass
p. Walker. Wisconsin
..4 ss Charles Duna,
$3.50 ii. l.. Dousnian, Esq, .
Gov'r Nelson Dewey,
OctlS XVI II ...r
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&. C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines,
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishes, patent medicines, SC. Sc.
Main street. Galeua, Illinois. l-tf
HEMPSTE AID & WASIIBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Galena, Illinois.
TFs We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
Nav p If
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Stillwatcr Business pirrftorn.
et1 NJ. y. AMES, ~
.5tteTHey ass Cssnssffor at Lar,
.... saltwater, MIN, Ter.

t1 NJ. y. AMES,
81. Attorney ass t'sansekior at Lar, ts..-
.tf.r, saltwater, Min Ter -
u Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Ascni.--Stillwa,cr, Alinn. Ter. Land
Warranis constantly on band and for sale
warraated geauine. e.t..s .
t.fH REFER TO .t 1888 ..
Messrs. Woodward * Dusenbury, N. 7. City.
=. Choutean, Jr., x Co, st. LOUIS
i" X M,Kensie * Co.,
Hempstead x Washburn, Ga'ena, Ill.
James Carter 8 CO.,
III. l.. Dousinan, Esq, riedu Chen
Hon. II. II. Sibley, Minnesota Ter
ii. Nj. Rice, Esq,
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
Saltwater, Min.-By w. L. HARrsHoRN.
Ne exerton will be spared 10 ensure the COM
fort Of Travellers. Porters will be In attendance
a, the hoats. free Of charge. l7tf
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney aud Counsellor ct La1 aud Solicitor IN
win attend to all professional business entrusted 10 his
care. saltwater Minnesota Ter. eZ-u
THEODORE f. PARKER,
attorney and Coanseftor et Lar, HiHnaftf, WA I''
RsrERgNcEs.-lIon. w IL. Seward, n. v; John Van
Buren, Esd, Hon. Edwin Dodge, n. \. Cny; James W.
smith Esg. Buffalo; Me-srs Mullen & Goodal, Water
,,wu n Y; Levi Churchill. Mes-rs. Doane King 4 Co.,
St tous; Hon Robert smith, Alton H.; Hem Wiran.
Know ton Mis-; Hen. H. III. sblry, Min Teri Michael
f. Ames. Esq, Messrs. Churchill & Nelson, s'iwater'
Min. Ter. S''
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N. r. A.. HOYNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER e. CO, Auction Commission, and
lVs Forwarding Merchants-NO 100, Main Street,
Galcna, Illinois.
Cash advances made consignmcnts. Particular at
tcut;cn pnd TO business their care %
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r.. n. NELSON,

r.. Il. NELSON,
Atty and Councillor at Law and Ceher.
erai Land Agent..-.St. Paul. Min.
Particular attention given TO the collection OF
debts, payment Of taxes. securing presumption
claims, entering lands by military warrants, &C.
&c,-Otiice a, present in the rear Of Ii. w.
Tracy Co.'S store.
Es Valuable lot. for sale in Lecch's Addi-
tion. 2-5-ly
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NJ. r. TRUETT.
No 81 Ievre, Galena, Illinois.
For.y ar,linc aud Commission Merclian Dealer IN Pro-
ducc Tobacco, Segars, Domestic and
Imported Liquors.
Order. from Dealer. and country Merchants respect
fully >olict board the steamer Nominee. by
PIP W. YOUNG.
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HENRY srAurFER. VIZ. NJ. DONALD. r. II. BEEsoN
II. STAVFEER co.,
PAPER MANUFACTUR RERS,
Paper Mill Warehouse, Ne. Il6 North Second Street,
saint Louis. Mo.
Always hand Printing, Writing and w rappihe Pa
per, &c, at very low prices. 2-oz.
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MILLARp FILLMORE, President. WILLIAM
X. KING, President Of the Senate, pro ,en,-
pore. HowELL Conn, Speaker Of The House
of Representatives.