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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-10-15

Il CHourEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON, FELIX VALE.
(liOUTEAU, HARRISON AND VALE.
commission Merchants and Proprietors of the St
Louis Rolling Mill.
4 Nd MANUFACTURERS OF BAR IRON in
IA All us variaus shapes, Sheet Iron and B,iIer
M ''e, mans and Spikes, from the ore of the Iron
=, IAN iron Store No. 1919. North Second ST
81 Louis. Sep. l.
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Died,
On Sunday November 80, MARY, wife Of Arthur Allen

Died,
On Sunday, November &c. MARY, wife Of Arthur Allen,
aged 81 years.
The friends of the family and these of her sons. Henry
her funeral Tuesday next her late rssdence As
Roosevelt street, at one O'Clock P. M.
Albany papers please copy.
In williamsburg, on Saturday evening, at twenty
minutes TO nine clock Mrs MELISSA CLARK wife Of James
II. Jennng, aged 70 years. ... -. f'
The friends and scquantances of the faK-y also Of
her grsndsons Alexander II. and Nicholas Witty
Mooney respectfully invited to attend her fcnera
Tuesday December ID at O'Clock from Ter late resi-
dence, 80 North Second street
On Saturday 10th ult., suddenly. of disease Of the
heart ABRAHAM CoppseroS J aged IS years con Of the
late Abraham Coddngton.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral on Monday December l. at twelve
O'Clock, from 6Q4 Washington street. The remains will
be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Sunday morning. the Soth ut Of congestion Of the
BRAIN GHoReE HARaRovE. In the 4sh year Of his age
His friends and acquaintances requested to attend
his late residence Ne As Roose street. ST. James
Church from thence to Calvary Cemetery.
On Sunday, 3oth ult, Of enlargement Of the heart
JoHN H. TomrKrSs, aged 80 years and months
The funeral service will take place at his late residence
No 1852 Hammond street, to day, at 4 o'clock p. NJ.
At Hackenssok- n. j on Saturday evening Novembe-
70 Of consumption Rev CHRISTIAN u. PAuLsoN. pastor
of the Dutch Church 1t Glen, Montgomery county n
His remains will be deposited in the family vault at
On Sunday, 3oth ut after long illness, Mr. WILLIAM
'Boyo, In the 57th year Of his age
His friends and those Of his wife respectfully in
vited attend his funeral from his late residence No
Fleet street Brooklyn, Tuesday the ID inst ct three
O'Clock P.
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TRAyELLERs' GUIDE,

CASDrr AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINE rRox rsw
" YORK rhiadeyhIa-Lesve Pier No North Nvsr
ntsesmboes JOHN POTTER. hornins line 81 c,cioef
Aternoon Line, 49, oeloeh rsrt by either line ~ or
.,td deoh. "a frAiKrsns Lns ~ o'clock q tar.r
90 L. BLISS, AsenA
INV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA -NEw YORK
~ and PhilteelThia direct-Unied States hsfl LINE
hrouEh IN ~ houre via New gsrrsy Ssro.d f.re re-
View Tort ~ N from foot 90 Cortland sirst and a
"a. snd y NJ from foot d Lbs- street. Lesve Ph-
~, street
Ton nsrrrMonr w.usfreToH "a 1sAHr HsrOu.-
rhroush tcket aye old Ia lines. throush
tucsor vlth throus baggage checks the train
eayiss ASP ~ Pnhsensers ssd hsFiase ~ We tran viu
" wsssportes directly thtoush IRON dsres ssret The
eosN yftbevt sgws ehsrna
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LEGAL NOTICES..

OyTfcR or RECEIVER OF TAxEs, No.sNKw CITY
" Hsll-Tsres Tor l&- Taxpayers are hereby notidei
hst addition Of Dor cent wilt be maio on all ,stes
unpsd the let day OF December and eve
vsr scnt "a o isb day Of December The Heeeve would
rras aror ne rrayeru the in rcrtsnce Of mAkns early
psymen possible " svoid the crowd sad delay, which
must n.cesssry follow ust previous 70 the cenass be-
NJ added Itelast DAY of November SundA
sgAyert rarcul.y notaea that SATURDAY, the 2sh
b lsst day which tsxes gill be received without
me sSdton Of On, fer otnN Ueurs receiving money
ifvu V'tleek An to Pm Bsntsbie Money oriy NJ.
sssseA EAnvpu MART Receiver 81 rasasL
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

II ORAE WANTKD-By AN EXPERIENgED RIDER
Any Gentlemen having zood saddle horse, with all
necessary equipments that they would like we'll kert iof
the same for the winter he distance 70 be perfor ned
three miles each way from the clay d. sunday except
ed may hear Of good opportunity Beet Of refsreace
given addressing stating when An where the horse can
be seen John Merchant boz 2Sil Lower Post ofee.
I,AsT MARI FOR sALE-sHE rs SOUND. KIND. PER-.
etv broken 10 harness snd excellent saddle
She sold for fault and be seen ~ Reed rrues
dale's slAhle, lI6 Mercer street. near Bleeoker.
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HOMEsTEADs.

EXCELsiOR BUH DING AND NuTU ~ LOAN AssO-
H cstior This Association will hold theit rtgular
monthly meeting on Iutday evening Move rher 2 % Ma
sdnic HALL "a Crane street forsvth, half past
dcth WIN nrrber Of shares viii be so'd Subscriptions
VII 20 ceived 90 - enttanec Zee, TIE instant
The december ,nhy auss saa interest ~ he
tid or o. heote hohdsy December ~ the nee u we
Asspcistiop 10 BOwery. NJ where of0rnaton
ooDbettss With the Assoc can he obtain ed.
y. p LAThRTE, Sec. ROBERT 7. HAWA Pfee
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MUSICAL.

A PAIR AND FESTIVAL, TO Bs HELD AT KNICK-
"A ethocker Hall corner % Eighth avenue ard Twenty
third rect Tuesday afternoon and evening OF December
"a e Benefit = Miss CAROLINE Angeyine pupil q The
New Yptk Instuon for the Blind. an address may be
expected from Miss Frances J. Crosby graduate tthe In
sfturtn also vocal and nstrnmentai mutic from the
D. be tsd ~ TIE door.
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MrLLrSERY. FANCY GOODS. Sc.

II iBBoNs SILKS hANTILLA AND BONNET vsL-
~ vete Feathers NO sc. at very Low prices in
iucemeuts offered At the - Bowory Of
Hester street. Of TIE above goods which in pp Of elegance
and variety csnpot be equaed other in the
city, the proprietor Of the being determined 20 close his
stock before the expiration Of the p Sust
eeived by the Afdcs three csses Of cocks Feathers
CHEAP CURTAIN MATERIALS AND UPHoLsTEsY
Y Geods-sole non \ Hart 2I3 Broadway, oder or sale
wholesale IN retail the largest and best assortment Of che
Above u She city prices barely covering org
ual cost q iri portaticu.
ENR DAVIES. 800 BROAD SAY, HAVE JUST
"A reeeived per stsamsr Warrington and ere Continually
fCcegf most ipeudid ttsIrtment Of Upholstery Gc0da
trccatses, satin de lsnf lace sad muslin tqr.slr. Win
GOV Cefntees srd Shadts Qmps c selected expressly
for the city retail tr-de stie ttsy - ser ceat lss
ihsn try bcsse IN tfe lty. A. q x WAVES. 8.5
Jrtk6say.
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COAL.

GvuAL-THPOHTANT TO COAL MERCHANTS TO
~ let TIE Cotl Yard Nc Dougal and 1ett tres
with coed 6foe Fcalea ADD all necessary fixtures us
Ten ding tcod tusinese Possession sven imu hstsy
Trqulre ~ y McEbRoy corner TweDty seventh erect
and Third sYsnut, Stage stables.
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HOT LIS.

NEW nODEL HorEL-NINL CoNPLETELY FUR
~ nished rooms per weei larger siro rooms With
crates ssh 81 ~ week per nigbt
throughout hot air furpsnces EARNING The sptiro
building water CLOSETS each during the night
Corner Of William and Frankfort block from
Psrh. once up stairs. .f
CARACENs HAD. u DIT srREET-THE UNDER
- signed would respectfully snneubce - his friends and
The public genera that he has recently taken and reetsd
this we'll known old established house. which In all lie
Yields In the city. The saloon is
and eommotious Situation trail aud especially 10 bus
The bar IL stocked With the best and tho
market SUPPLY under the Management % Mr. samuel
late Of the rrankin Houfs The lArder will 10
found pletc with the best the market supply From
the already offered he feels jusned In tho
HE claims H. the pstronsge Of the public
JOHN II. sTEyENS, Proprietor.
N.B.-Msais supplied At all hours
oTIcH.- GIRARD HoUsE, CORNER or WEST
IN Brosdway and Chambers srsetThe prcp<ieoors of
this essbshpent beg leave 70 snnouncs thA tR bsuse
will he opened this (hondsvl afternoon asd and
would cordially invite their ends and the public together
WIN WV '''''' roof YEsANcE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1J,HR GEM NUMBER or THE YEAR-THE INTER
n.t0n. for psosmSs5 T Tss %
transitional will be fouba the gem Of the year opens Via
their city in Utah &C. and containing in all the fol-
lowing brilliant articles
Nauvoo and pssere.-The normens. six enuayinss
S:ssa i md he ssssa Hi'
R' s.na m gf T.ndsdsS{ y x E rtss''
The Dutch Governors of ssw Amsterdam. By J. r.
4. hq.9T 1;,i B al fssn syWA sutlia'
ssngs Of the Cascade. By A; 6sisy Hall.
soay wSoa Name no'i b. Of rfs
C.lout,a-social Industrial, Political. Bentley, Mis-
Reveiu.iOns in Russia. By Alexander Dumas sh.rpso
Irinlins EIperenees A Temperance Lecture. By MIN
American and European Scenery Compared By The lits
Bull Fight at Ronda. United seryee MAGAZINE.
q ts xa, 0S.%gs1 Sosfps
The Three EI.s q Ottoman History The Ashensnm.
ies s' siy,' e. ss
The spensSthsiit e. pssgh.er In 81. chapters
As,ssr. and SooI.1 Articles s'' 1''''n' o'"o'''
H Ma slRs Rev Review Of tn. Month.
Gentle mems and Ladies FASHIONS for Dsecmbsr-sevop
Insravipgs.
With the present number completed the fourth volamo
q the Inter- ..Sn. Masaps and the passhs.s believe
have ever given 10 the public regard L. Hereafter
there will be important improvements both in she
style contents The serial works hth commenced
are with this number all completed except that Of Cir Ed
ward Bulwer Lytton, which will probably be ended with
three and long wsrk will hereafter be UNDER
taken in the International. exceptth Forthcoming
NOVEL, CHARLES DICKENS.
referring 70 the past the Publishers believe .hat,
with the Additional efforts they they will be able 20
10 coming both the best and most popalar
monthly periodical in the United States.
Terms-S cents number; IS Q year. The work can DO
obtained Of Booksellers PeriodeAl Agents. and the Pub
sher The three volumes issued within the year contain
nearly two thousand pages Of the choicest erseure With
Pictorial illustrations Of GLASS; each number,
and New York Fashions
urnishedthe FIRST and second and third Volumes contain
ing four numb here each bound In eaoh 81 neatly
bound in muslin 81 %. The fourth volume containing
tive numbers. in muslin, 81 So Muslin sithsr
volume be furn ished when ordered.
sTRINGER l. TowNsEkD. No III Broadway.
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LXCITEMENT EXrRt.-PRECEDING THE APPBAR,
IL nnce Of q the most Characters Of The
ers Tyre Of the live in the boards Of
principal theatret her this wiz
be published In ue Of sparkling brochure
Of about seventy two entitled Lola Montes
reply the private history snt Memoirs Of that cele
braed lady nty published bv the Mar Papon, for
merry secretary to Tue King Of Bavaria snd for period the
Protssed friend and attendant Of the Countess Of lnd;
New York. 1851. Embsshed with portrait pronounced
Y be faithful lkeness Of Lola priee eests n In
the reply the extrae from the kar2u book praned OF
all uphness for the public and the critique s
pulousy free from All that Fer sale
RETAIL by the booksellers aud puble-s generally and
Wholesale 70 the trade here aad eeshers ~ the
dscounta Nov. 81. ISL.
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Married.
On the Goth ult, by the Rev Mr.. Bonals, DAVID e.
GRIMES, ESQ., to Miss MARY e JosEs all Of Hlsborough
N. H.
In Columbus Ga, Nov. IL, by Hon Judge McKendree,
Mr. JOHN w. WHyTAL, Of Boston, to Miss CHARLOTTE A.
KIpDIR, Of New York city.
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IMPRESS AGENCIES. SC.

MAILS FOR cALrroRNIA-wE WILL P.rcu
Nl special messenser Mr. Robert Butler. on the Falcon
this day through 70 San frsnoco in oharre Of Mails
Packages and parcels viii be received until r. w. Our
MT Green the only express Of The
st November from San Frsr cisco (who through ~
The Cherokee In days tnd two hoursl the quickest tr
ever msdethe quickest heretofore being p tays
houre Wetrrcct msile, o. to-day 10 be delivered In
San francisco BY the 2th December or before Posase
only cent? aud freight ~ less than ~ any Other
express ksehsnge papers and correspondence Tor 'hs
BEDFORD d CO, Broad street. and Astor House.
CPECIAL NOT1CE.-wE SHALL DESPATCH AN tx
- press Per steamer Falcon, Lieut. ROGERS commsnder
hrouEh, IN charge o. REGULAR sesenger and fretht
AsenJ 10 destination shippers viii oohs rs ~ senans IN
their freisht At the earliest possible moment -
ADAMS h CO., IS and IS Wall street
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THE BALL SEAsON.


Il Ban q shs Herald 0u.rt, VII ..ls plse: 2. the Gi.p
DoSvorh Bead has been .seursd Tickets ca 3 prosrrsd
kss 'Ns slieviss CS.nis.ss 81 xTsaS:ss.ssS X 4.
Esrs !. susuns: g. oosivin. J. W Scott. 8; =. walSs.
ssisssis. Ferguson, oesd... D. Bo'asa.ss a. 'de
= KAyrosD, ss.rs.sry J. coNNExY Captain.
Military gentlemen requested 70 in Uniform
CEARlsos PRIVATE DANCING AND WALKING
Aeatenx s. Bend .srsss-ksr glasses ieraas tor gen.
ladies' young masters on wsdsssdsis ana ~
s.sds p.Ts .ns s,s
posed ~ NJ 8. For terms pleas. apply = above.
pUDwORrHy DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 80
4 e. ss on 70 s eESss
Sendsys and Thu.dsy; ror ,hS.s Wishing Z eol@sscs.
NEE. either q HsSt,y md
Sad Il for ysuns ladies' misses Chase.
on & s,snS ef so:s we ~ have
sons. Fort 80. see oroulars
CIoNoR GHERARDIs DANCING ACADEMY slr
Syss nSseS M ma
.ers Wednesday and saturday atsrHGSa SO
, ,s.s ssso ,S snas ::
DANcING.-NADAnE DEsJARDIss GRAvIsR HAS
the honor TO inform the public that the days q tuition
sSssssiss md s't Sssfs
s s'ssi isl 4s::. ssiy "a;
isaFsnssis casSs place apply
II DE G. BROOK Es' DANCING ACADEMY. EAGLE
II. Rooms. corner Chryste and Delaney streets Two
Classes will be commenced Tuesday December
Ladies and children meet NJ and till O'clock NJ
gentlemen from till l0k n Private lessons ~ Mr. b. q
residence, gS3 Grand street corner Bowsry. =
GRAND FANCY BALL COSTUME WAREHOUSE. 81
NJ Prince street-ntssrs Chadwick Co. have engaged
Mr. John George Taylor Costumer TO william Nblo ksq-
sn sh; ssysl r:ay
which ready for inspection At their largest and Oldest
tabshmeat in the United States Masquerade Tableapx
ans Ball Costumes sent TO any part Of the Union ~
THOMAS CHADWICK b CO.
NJIpLop BALL AND coNCERr Roon.-THl PRO-
IN prstor respectfully informs the public that his magAi
acent Ball Room put complete order for The
uins season Many important alterations and imyrovs
neu ave been made the comfort and OF
parss reception saloon psrors and dressing ROOM
Nth al tor ladies ans seaue
nsn Tho yausble services q Mr. yessy s sbs .sa LIE
al caterer dinner parties has been occurred
H provided with the bss. French ooo 500 .ns A.
snords viii Be- provided. Mr. vsssy has msde sslecon e
he choicest and liquors. and nopens or WIZ
spared satisfaction those Who are deerous o.
diving balls large dnner aud saypsf pessss Wiz
y trsated with liberal terms For particular Apply ~
NE once on Crosby street..
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENRwkD EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE caATHAh SQUARE CORNER OF
East Broadway-MAiis for Europe, steamer Africa
letter and bags will Close al this ONCE, Wed
nesday Sd Deosmber at 10 O'Clock A NJ, for Liverpool
London, Ireland, France all OF Germany and Other
foreign oountriee. AARON sWART5.
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CARDS.

-.
noHApTs HOTEL, Ssa BROADwAY.-ArE FEW PLEA
~ can't roous for families and ssse gsntlensn.i.it
had on moderate terms - sbovs
CHARLES p. KINBALI. COMMISSION MRRCHANr.
" for The sale % all Kind Of books and staossry, Iona
wharf, San Francisco, California.
A CARD-DR DAVID L. ROGERS HAS RETURNED
IA 70 the city 81 New York ana resumed the surpcai
practice Of his profession stNo. Is waveriey pase.
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THE MILITARY.

Nj FAD LIGHT GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-THE MEN
IVl bers and all who intend TO accompany The shove
named company their first annual target
requested TO attend the last meeting Monday
o'clock, and Tuesday morning Dec "a at 81 o'clock
the Marion House. M West Broadway BY order James
Lynch, Cont andant. A. W. BOYCE, Secretary.
THEoDORE CRsNg. o. s.
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ASSURANCES.

INsUHANtEss
ru,ur RpooKLyN FIRE Insurance. CoNPANr-
Ch.r,sr.d In Is1f-Onhces IS Fulton street. Broohyns
suerohsrs Eschsnec wall street New York-hays their
.s surplusl vested in the meso
ard continue ~ insure buildings mer
fsndse rriture and other persons. property vessels In
"nh'' '''''" WILLIAM ELLSWORTH, Fresidsna
ALFRED q. SrrvtN.. Secretary.
L. Society Of London General Agents once.
No Grand street Jersey CityThe above
ths lives % resident
e United states and Cslorais other speeis hs
fsrds. A. fair rates Of premium Fer srms biAnh forms
&C. plea" Apply !. GfIAspxs STARR. General Aren't
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FINE ARTS.

lust ARRIVED FROM ITALY.-EUGENIo LATILLA,
- Historical and Portrait Painter has opened his studio
S Broadway next door 70 the Art Union where he
amateurs 10 his Pictures and Scripture illustrations NJ
B. 3. L. desians wood and for publishers.
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COMMUNICATIVE NOTICES.

COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
CoPARTN 4 DAVIS HAVE,
~ this day associated with them Mr. VIM O. Noble. The
buness hereafter will be conducted In the ofFurmsn
SAMUEL fURNAN,
JOHN @. DAVIS,
DATED, New II, it5i. Wh. q. NOBLE.
NOTICE-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERET0FoRE
IN existing der the hrn Of and Clarke Blank
Book Manufeurers and 50 Cedar street va this day
dissolved By mutual consent PETER M0NEGUAN,
EDWARD Y. CLARKE.
The business will be continued usual BY Peter None
Ehan. Dee. LIST, 1881.
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PIE RsONA

INFORMATION WANTED or WILLIAM NoCoLoUoH
VINO came from Nswry. county Of Armagh .bout Il
thankIy received BY bis brother Edward MsCo ough
boarding 81 John MeDernott's. &C. Cherry street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

THE ADVERTISER, % YEARS or AGE DESIRES TO
make the acquaintance Of lady not nor under
~ with view 70 mstrmsny she mus. be vel hrss. saa
Gated snd GOOD looking The advertiser In
circumstances born in London. vthtut sny LADY frsend9
here or relatives anywhere Address Independesee Herald
once
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M ARsH's COURSE or BooK.KRgPING.-2D PIP
1vl bound-priee 81 GThs the latest aud most beaut
full work published ths ART contains oonplee sch
OF Account Books Accounts Current Account Sales
All printed in eeiers red and black with numerous cram
pies OF mercantile calculations the woe fully eueidatcd
In 100 pages Of familiar Instruction. applied directly 20 the
transactions and tries and will be found the most
For sale the authors Counting Rooms Tor the Study
spd Practice OF Book keeping M Broadway This work
published the style In the Spanish language Price
81 So Circulars with Terms &c Mr. Marshs Of
instruction obtained ~ shove.
nAILY cOvERNEss-A LADY DESIRES BITUA-
~ ton above she nstructs In husc Singing French
and German. beside. hs usua routine Of good English
educa she will also attend pills fer either OF she above
.eoompishment.; best refereness uvss. Address mo
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II E sTAURANTs.

TIE FALSE POSITION AND TRUMPRRY TwADDLE
Of these who would bind the limbs Of this rspub
c snd MAKE imperative the thrObbing impulses Of shs
great nation, beating with terrible enesue for the
emsnsipa.ion q all people from tyranny aud dsspcsm
sheet grovellinE and unworthy Of this As we'll
blast With poeh pooh. shelleys Mugatawny and supe-
fior style OF restaurant or make effective snnhator
persuade the people that So Broad the north
west Of Broadway and Anthony stroet not the
best place TO ind the best oysters aud largest variety Of
curean deliesces.
7 ADIEs AND GENTLKMkNs RESTAURANT. CON.
II neeted With shelleys Entrance hr dsyr this side Of
Christ Church, In Anthony iust us Of Broadway Ladic
and gentlemen procure Dinners Suppers served In
private arsr merts from bill Of fare comprising all that
can be procured in this and the surrounding marietta
rJ'o BE SOLD THIS DAT. TO rHE HIgHEsTBfDDER
the we'll known and old established Restaurant aud
Bar. located 81 lss Broadway, under Bsebe Co.'S Hat
The saloon 10 well established and ~ one Of the best
locations down town. Apty, this day, on the premises
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FIN ANCIAL.


w d 1T. rAPscorr d CO., IS SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts for amount, payable throushou
the Red Star Line the swallow Tail Line. the Dramatic
Line and Line Of Liverpool psoset and the Line Of
London packets Passage By any Of which ships be
rssed on reasonable terms.
ID W. BYRNEs d Co, NO 50 SOUTH STREET, Nss
rort, and IS waterloo Road, liverpool have Tor ssh
sight Drss paysblein town throughout Ire
wales are also agents for The swallow dn
Of Liverpool and Len DON packets the Red ssr Drsm.ne
And 81 Georges lines Of Liverpool packets sailing weekly
cerses for the sbove lines can be had on moderate trs
90 nAA SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER
BcsOOO. wsnted-one who can com nand from 500
70 tsr-by man engaged In the Wholesale Wine trade
Unexceptonable references given character and bust
ness capacity Address willing Herald ofhce, STATING
time and place Of Interview, will meet With prompt stten
uon.
G ,O OOO TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
DCO.OOO in sums 70 suit appliesnti on prodnetiyt
real estate a. this city or Brooklyn Apply B. BROAD
No. II Wall street. in the Crston Water Once basement
nRAFTs FOR sALE-PAYABLE AT ANY BANK n
Co q Foresn Express ADAMS h CO, 10 sud II Walst.
EARNERs' BANK, NINA - Tue BILLS or THls
Bank redeemed at quarter II one rer cent ~
WAkHBUHN Co. Albany, and pur hased a. the current
rate other state money BY A. s. FOSTER 2 Pearl street.
corner o. Bariing slip.
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MATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN 4
l Lover-Professor Lawton, Of London, having arysa
in Boston Will send address receipt Of one aoai
the devoted aneesons Of the opposite Sex Ihs process
spective aSe Appearance position and last though
not least arranged with such esse and dseaoy
that 10 possible Address Professor LAwton,
Boston Mass No letters taken from the Post eoe unless
the postage 10 paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

TN EAST BRooKLYN.--A FURNISHED FRONT
room, in private English family. with without par.
tai beard suitable foI sin gentlemen For address
inquire al the ceksry Of Fulton and Adams
streets BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

xXyANTED TO RENT. SMALL HOUSE, IN OR NEAR
w the city, within stage rout Possession wanted i'm
edseiy References given and required. Address B. H. a.
the Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

A CARD-A NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY FOR
IA rent PeAnsyvAnA Washin gton, D. c. cited
for the purpose on second floor With large
Light. and other modern Improvements Position central
and the principal hote Immediate possession given
Apply BIZ mail Otherwise. 10 Chas n. Lane. William
Tucker. W shinaton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-12-01

WANTED By A STEADY. RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w with good city reference situation ~ nurse % seam
stress or cha mbermaid and sestress Can cut ht Ia
nice washer ~ fine muslins Pe.se call At 81 Twelfth
street between Fret and Second Can he for