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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-03-13

CHiLI-On Sunday the 22d, "a n
broke out in Valparaiso, on the Gale
del Cabo, which soon ragged ca botn
sides Of the street, and destroyed
large number of wooden buildings PRO
cipaliy owned by Joshua Waddngtou
and occupied. by small shop keepers
The probable loss by the fires IS 81,
O00-ior most Of which the underwater
have to pay. On the 9th December
there was a shock of an earthquake
which lasted from fifteen to twenty SET
onds. il was the severest shock thar
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from tie Galena Advertiser.
Safety Of the Atlantic.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
New York, Feb. IL

Gle O'Clock, A. NJ.
The Atlantic arrived at Cork on the 2ld
January. She broke both shafts WHEN nine
days out, ami run westward under rail six
days and u halt. She then put about for
Cork
She chartered The Cambria to hiring her
freight, which was to sail on the 4th inst.
l, is feared it will take months 10 repair
the damage to her machinery.
Her mails aud passengers came by the
Africa
The Atlantic experienced very severe
weather, and broke the shafts of both en-
gines during a hurricane, and the paddle
boxes being both carried awav, she WAS to-
tally disabled. After six days hearing vest
ward, she finally putbark aud reached Cork
at s O'Clock P. NJ, January 22d. The
vessel sustained no further damage than
above stated. Crew and passengers all
well. .E
a card was published nj Cork by her
passengers, bearing high testimony OF III.
great power tthe ship for contending nine
days against an almost unparalleled western
gale, AMI her admirable conduct under sail,
IN returning 1900 miles. .,:
They award high praise to Capt. West,
for his exeriion, and more particularly 10
the first officer, MIR. Suplanr; also to Mr..
Rogers, the first engineer. The engineer
also writes III the lcard. Of thanks to Cap
tain West for his kindness and attcil-
ton.
The Cambria left Liverpool for Cork on
the 9th, and was there on the 4th with
nothing but the Atlantic's cargo
The propeller City Of Glasgow arrived
out from Philadelphia on the 3Olh of Jan
uary.
The weather on the British coast has
been very severe. 1
Second Despatch.
.- New York, Feb. II.
Ths steamer Falcon sailed with Sc
passengers for Havana and 100 for Cha
gres.
Gen. Henderson's third trial begins to-
morrow.
The steamship Prometheus arrived on
the 18th from Chagres, with $50 passen-
gers. .ai .a -
The steamer Mexico has arrived with
San Francisco dates TO the 9Th uIt. She
brings 54s passengers.
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New York. Feb. IS. 2 z. \

The Crescent City is below with two
weeks later California news, she will lie W
about p. NJ. III
The st. Lawrence sailed to day at II
o'clock, with a full. cargo for ,he Worlds
Fair.
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Saturday, March 8,

q.
Memorial relative TO amending the pre-
emption law was amended, and ordered en-
crossed. sf..
Committee on claims reported back me
moriaI relative to arrearages for printing,
&c, which was amended and laid on the
table.
Adjourned till Monday ten O'Clock.
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TIE MINNESOTA PIONEER
St. paal, nlinncsota,
Thursday Moraing, March 10, 1851,
Gen. Lewis Cass.


We are glad to learn, that this nobls old Demo
rrat !. i.el, to have another caaaoe Tor liza Presi-
Jency. THE ietarr ifoe. hi.n, Published sOmc time
since, ia which he was understood 10 decline
nnctAer sncmlnnlsn. had reference only. lh APP
peacs By subsequent letter fron, him, TO his
reu,insi:on Tor "a second term, Il he were elected
Wni,o we enier;ain the hghes! regard fbr the gall
lani Houston, and ,he stern, ;anexble democracy
is,iag circumstances. ifom expressing our decided
preference for Ger. Lewis Case, over and abeve
all men ii The United States, as The Democratic
candidate f,r HE next Presidency. Consistent,
patriotic, just TO the South well as 10 the North,
The early ADD eops,an, friend Of the Northwest.
himself fioin the West which has never yet bad
the honor Of Democratic President, the man
Who Ls.dly and iearlessly ayowed the true and
Democratic doctrine IN regard to The settlement cl
the slavery question in the Territories doctrine,
which, If it defeated his e!cclion before, he has
had the proud Satisfaction &C seeing adopted since,
By the PATRIOTS nIen of both parties Lewis Cass,
Democrats measures waich we advocate; If we
were i,iug in one Of The States, where we could
east vote for han. or If we were publishing Il
paper, where our advocacy Of him, would avail
any thing, icais Cas- is the man who would have
oas jealous support .cs he Presidency, and whose
name we would II os.ec announce for that bigl
ofice, subject Of ccufse. 10 The decision Of ,Iis
Naiional Democratic Corvsali =. IS cur candi
date.
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More Slave Difficulties.
Baltimore. Feb. II.

1t is said, that the President will issue
proclamation against the Boston resistauts
Of the fugitive slave law.
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Slave Rescued.

DOStOU, zen. lc.
The United States court rooms were Ia
ken possession of th.s morning by n large
posse Of officers To keep order during the
examination of those charged with aiding
the rescue of the slave Shadrach in this riiy
on Saturday last. In the first place The
United States Marshal made his return Le-
fore the Commissioner that the slave had
escaped his custody. The commissioner
then adjourned the case until it appeared
that the.fugit We could not he obtaine,l--
The crowd about the comrt house was
very great. A negro man, job II. Foy, hal
been arrested oil the charge of being en-
gagged IN the escape of Shadrach. Quite
an excitement arose.
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4 B I a ~.
,ArE on REraENcuMEYT.

s TUESDAY, March 9TH, 1851.
The'ioliowihg resolutions, Introduced bys
Nj On,-tel the day previous. came up for
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:. ava q 90 % &c
March, 1881.
I'm a Webb

a RE noH rereitiHs : large and btil srleeiec
"A Slork q Goods. sssiialsls loE The eHling sEe
Suuiner trade, 1hirh ihry are sn1iens % dlsIose
Il ca lie most acrcn n,acalins ieEms.
Their slerk consists Ia am Of 'hs folio~ing;
CLOTHS. az sssry color and qualify.
cAssIMEREs. Black. Doe-skin snd fsne,
cs,losfd.
TNEEDs. double snd single xidsh.
yEsTiNGs. FieEsfd SIX. Msueilies and Ss'
ain. W
PRfNTs. Frneh. English and Anfriesns
Printed LsNns. cambrics and Nrsllns.
frrneh and American Ginghsn.
colored and Black Silks.
Bersse De Lsines.
Silk Tissrrs, very fnr.
l.isia Msris. new sssle Sin Coo5l
Jaconst and Swiss Mnsliils. te7s
yirtoris lawns, and I.sce Cares,
Ladies cOiored, Black & White hid Gloves
Gents 40.
Ladies. Misses. and childfes's c0lion Hsr..
Gents Brown and Blfsched DO.
Swiss and canllsie Edeings and lnseriings.
French worked Collars and Sleeves.
SILK. Linen. Csmhsic & Cotton andkerchiels
Brown and Bleaefed shiriines. &c. &c.
ladies Walking Shoes and Slippers.
tiiIls and Boys Shoes. and Chii5reh's Shoes.
School Books. and good selection Of Miserl
Ianeous Books. ..@.I
Cap aud Letter Paper. and Note Paper.
Envelopes, and Guillon's Steel Pens. &c.
Hats and Bbnnsts.
Hardware and cufilery. &c. &c.
March IS. H8 rs
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Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.

LONE & WEBB
Il EEP constantly on hand full Stock q
ha Medicines, Paints. Dye Stuffs,
Pcrfumery, &C., and wonld invite the at,
iention Of the public TO tae following articles viz
Cad Liver Oil. warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy, in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Landahdm. Pafegoric.
Extracts. very fine, prepared by p.
Schaefliin, Haines & COY
Rhnbarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arsb.c, and Pulv. =
Glue, &c. &c. &c. ai'
March 25th, 1881. la@ 76-
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Is now receiving a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS, Me-
DiClNES, PAINTS. OILS.
DYE STUFFS, yARNISH-
Els. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL g. DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry TDII. ET APTr-
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READy-mADE CLOTHING.

All Of which haze hceb purchased d, The North
with Cash, and will bs sold cketr.
They have taken advantage oltht si<ii 10 The
North TO observe The Fashions and are prepared
TO make up in The mosi fashionable siy.i and in
The lest manner. an, ofthe above Goods. Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth nav lie assured
tiai'i'el work Willie done equal, coed STYLE.
They take This occasion "a renew tie es,rcs-
sion OF their tha,ks to their many customers for
thor past itcrali,y; and as they are ,letein,in.
ed 10 sell Cheap. and la have then work exerntsj
IN the best possible style, ihry h,re for con,i-
nuance Of their fa,ors. Their prices for well
will he reasonable and suited 10 ,hc Times.
April /. -
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On ENOE.

sTNHE suhsrris,er would inform the public that
he his in successful operation a pair oi
Wool cardiag Machines. newly fitted or. viii
new cards u COOL quality. al the Mills Of John
y. Lyon. esq. an Rnos River. known as Enos
Mills casl0mers who viii take the trouble u
prepare thesf WOOL IN proper manner for ihs
Machines. may expect 10 have iheir Wool wrl
carded. Terms SIX AMI bah cents pound, OF
the one 9Th part Of the Wool. He viii receive
Flax Seed Cor caIiing and Cor Wool Rolls which
be expects TO keep constantly or hand for sale.
WA. e. CLAY TOR.
September Q. o0--3wp.
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i AND YET THEY COME

\ CASH French Brandy, DO. Port Wine,
do. Madeira Wine, for nlediGnQi rnrTos.
Is only, Eeckcr's Farina. Ear superior to Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract of Ginger, Browns do,
Whithead's Essente Of Mustard, Citrate of Mag
ncsia. husbands Maencfia. Ioti!e Cuinia. Bro.
mide AZ Iron, Tanna,e OF Iron, Iannaie Of Qui-
iia,. valerina,e Quinia. Iodide Manganese. sui.
pba;e Manganese, Feuocyanac Quiria, Ciiras
quinia. Napthaline. ctc To lie found at
na THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. i1 h ST.
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slsoVLAR PnEsoMEsaS.-iI y gratfly
sias~l b. he Bangor Mercury ihsi ageose
EGGS IS large as hailsienes frlf recently
IN shaver ~ DAnhary. cnnneeiirp'.
The eliiaf rfisi have writfrn The para
graph with The wroag end Of his Pen.
Ledger.
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Spring and Summer
S UpPLY.

M.ESsRe. CARnItEiAls.L 3 C,rsI
HAVE just received Large and Elegant AS.
sortmcni of Materials for Gcntlemen's Clo-
thing, among which are The following:
Superior Black French Broadcloth.
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e a gle K oun dry.
RROxYN 8 WILKINSON,

nnOHsA - W a1.4-s@0@ss
Manufacturer and lfachinisfs,
A RE new prepsred 10 DO 81 kinds Of Casting
n in the very best and nesiest manner. hss-
ing procured the services OF Northern BIRD
wosl man. who stands second 10 none in point OF
skill in his profession. together silh their own
experience ofeighieen years. They naiier them
selves. ~ the general Satisfaction they have al
ready gisen and their close attention 10 business,
10 merit share Of patronage. They take The
greatest pains in compromising their metal Cor The
various articles they make. consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear, Of every description, Plough
Moulds. Pots, Ovens and Lids. Laihes. Thresh-
ing Machine. Stove and Pan Mill Casing In
fact. every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine shop they are prepared aud preparing
TO do 81 kinds OF Machinery Woak. Mil mons.
Spindles. wrought. turned and finished in The
neaiest and best manner. Iron Stating. PulIifs.
and Composition Boxes OF the hest sdaiiiy. Their
facilities cor cutting Screws are inferior TO none
in this country.
Letters addressed TO Brown K Wilkinson. or
either Of them. HillshoIOush. n. C.. viii receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February 25. "a
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Whilst Governor Jones was making
q speFrh two years since, f0Ndy tei
low Kissed him. Immediately he CRY
. tam him out arose from vsrsous
parfs Of the crowd. Just AZ the time
IN ass near by Commenced baying,
~hen me ursesndr remarked 10 the
ssdienee. ssief hia alone. gentlemen.
his fsther Is calling him. and be VIII
scon leass es"
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RHEUMATISM. IL
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA.
bRANDRETn's FILLS.

/
dRcuism, o. Enklygemsni aT kc Hecy,, Ayfe-
fits, Phs, 81. &c.
Sc the pills Two or thrre Tires week in
doses sufficient 10 purge freely; and when a
paroSism comes On, fearless use of the pills
mus, be made; down with six or eight, aud in a
lutte while rcreai the dose; do this until the
bowels are sirosgly Purset. This effected, tho
danger Is over for thai attack. angina pectoris
and stone Ia the gall-bladdet dfe treated in the
same manner; AMI although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured hy The use
Of Brsndleth's Pills. Piles are cured Nv Bran
dfcth's Pills. In severe attacks ihe doses must
be full; six or eight for sis nights together will
esre the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes in in The treatment of other diseases, il is
good sign; use nothing but the pills, and. as an
outward application, cold cream or lard, and make
irequcui use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections. as asthma. con-
sumption, DC, perseverance will be cquir, with
the pills to effect permanent cure. But any
other course will assurcdy bring on The pcc,oral
affection.
Il, cases Of Debility, Hfokncss. Isessipcs. De-
ciines. or Consumption oEgTootLing. il will bc
necessary 10 comnlehte with small doses. Begin
with one pill going TO bed; nexi night two pills;
do this alternately for three four days. or long
or; if no alteration takes place, then increase n
pill each night until five six pills are used, then
decrease by one pill. down 10 oncpil. should any
fevrrish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this is done. the
patient may drop down 10 such doses as their !
own Judgment shall determine; being careful To /
seep the drain upon the impure humorS: as these
ire removed. SO will lie their advancement, to
,ound health.
DIR. Brandrcih's Principal Office, a4I Broad
way New York.
CO Agents for Tile sale Of Brandrcth's pitls:
u. Heaitt, Hilsborough. M
]. u. MDade, hapcl Hill. aaF
G. A. Mcbane. Mason Hall.
a. MickIe d Co., Binghanl's School.
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advertising Rates for The llillsbororsh Recorder.

One:iollar Per square q 6 lines) for The first
insertion, and % cents for e. CHI continuance. lie.
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisement,
as follows.
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Medicines, Paints,
Drugs. &C.
9TDEER 3. JONES, & CD,
Wholesale aud RETAIL Druggists.

V LUIs III Ds y VI iE9s S3 1U,s
Wholesale aud RETAIL Druggists,
A RE nsw receiving BY schrs jamestown and
- Ann honf New Yo.k. and the Steamboat
Lice from Philarlelphil, their supplies 81 Medi.
sines. Paints. Oils. Pefumey, Instruments. &c,
fss the Fall Trade. The stock has been purchas-
ell by them in person on the best terms. aud in.
elu les choice assortment Of al articles belong.
ing 10 their department of business.
by the ship Abbott Lord" from Liverpool
they have just received supply Of pure English
Medicines. Eriraafs, Dc. 10 which they invite
the attention Of Physicians, Dealers. and others.
Country merchants will be supplied with pure
articles on their usual liberal terms. the goods
carefully packed and promptly forwarded.
Petersburg, Sept 2, 1851. 00-3w
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sofas, Sideboarsis, Bureaus,
Esed>teat!s, Tables, s
msac Of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry E'slnu,
Bitch. and Maple.

Z msac Of Mahogany, Eiarble. Chcrr, Walnut.
Bitch, and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make Of Port
able WARDR0BES and EEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability deafness aud
convenience. 4 f
lie would also invite the attention Of all per
sons wishing 20 buy furniture of.any description,
to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere as
ne intends 10 sell as low as he can possibly Afford,
. nd his workncn are all experienced hands.
III 1,s now on hand eight fine Dressing T,u-
red., with Looking Glasses, two China Presses.
two sIslehoards, six plain bureaus, eight Candle.
stands, one Sofa, aud one Secretary anI Book.
case. and Bedscads, which he viii sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture.
speh as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple.
&c. g alsf
- Persons at Distance, huying Furniture
can liave il delivered at their doors ensured safe
Tor less than they can do il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past flvors, and will
be thankful for continuance of public patron.
age. ta 37-8 /
HENRY EVANS
February 49,. M@t& fE #44 Isl
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" q w a n d @ h e a d
DRUG STORE.

Or. 8. .. gcMooIHIEnD,
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Cabinet Making.

4 ~
THE subscriber would respectful, ,nIotm II,
4 citizens ~ Marlborough and The puhlir i.
morally that he has on hand Al his shop on Chm.
ton street due west from the eouu-house a ,.1.
ely Of excellent Furniture and than be is prepsr.
ed 10 manufacture, in the lest si,f, all aniels,
IN bis line, such as
BUREAUS. q Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
sIDEIOARDs. Of Wild Cherry. Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
BEDsTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES. Of all kinds.
WARDR0BES, Portable and Station.
arv. 1858 - a|nist. 81
COFFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall Ne faithfully
executed, and al very low prices. and hopes iha.
he viii receive due encouragement from gene.
rous public
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar. Birch and Ma.
pie. will he taken in exchange Cor work.
Orders from a distance aill he thankfully re-
cci,ed aud promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
April 10. - 79-ly
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For the Ladies'.

ELLATINE. Lows reiterated Windsor
Soap, q arcoal Tooih Powders. ur, su.
pcror Article. Extracts Of ycrnilIa, Lemon, Rose,
aud Bitter Almonds. Curling Fluid, Banashne,
Pomade Divine. waierIield's Yeast Powders.
warranted good. Flower Vases. with mary other
articles. Please cali ard see. al
THE DRUG STORE.
June 10. 81
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Notice..

THE subscriber having purchased the Goods
af Laws * Palmer. will continue the Mer.
s."'iis b.r,nrrs mt the old stand. lie returns
his thanks TO his customers fnr past fa,ors, and
hopes that rs strict attention TO his business lie
will continue TO receive their custom.
i J. NJ. PALMER.
October 4. afas.eHf.sf So
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Black Dee Skin Cassimefes.

BIack Dee Skin Cassimefes.
Plain ditto.
Fancy, Eng. and Fr. ditto.
Tweeds, Linens, aud Drab d'Ete.
Fancy SIX and Marseilles Vestings.
Gloves and SILK Handkerchiefs.
Drawers, Shirts. Cra,ats, SC. ~
Fine Dress Hats. 4a
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BUY AND Try.

EoR SALE. at TIE saiiIef's ship e nr.
Il ID. ID. Philips. very superior sstiele e
Rose Kud Chew Ing Tobacco. Good
Judges pronouncr h excellent.
Al=o an ezceIleni qualify Of Smoking Tee
baceo.
August le. W
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SALT.

SALT.
E,IyE Loads Of fne and eoans sali just ne
u ceised.
VI HOPS Wanted. &c.,.
LONG & WEBB.
Sept. Isl. ss-
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CLES. &c., which were selected hy himself il
the Northern cities. NTH special regard to ihei
purity and freshness. Phy sicians and the Pei
lie are requested 10 call and examine his Stock
consisting in art Of the following:
MEDICINES. Chrome Green.
Best Eng. Calomel, q Yellow. i
Blue Mass, Prassisn Blue, A
4. p...i -RLnLa.k Iencfia,h Rada-
Iperscrenha, Jalap, Spanish Brown,
Fla. Mamma, lcrnilli.u,
Cod Liver Oil. (Rushion yarnisLcs. \
& C!ark's.) Paint Brushes,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil. c,to,cr r,xc,
Black Pepper Oil, - - o,.s az
Lemon Oil. -,
Bnraamol I'm. Hair s. Tooth Brushes,
O;l pen,,erp . Flesh Brushes. t
D,,;,.;ra I.,,l;,,. Perfnmery. c,r.
Snln. & Ac, Marnl,.. Iuhin's Extracts.
N;,..,s Of S,iye, Toilet bottles,
I,l;ie III, iJn;,,p Ffench Cologne,
Gil Ioide Qninia. 1'''han 20.
Pa, Ioi;da Me,.n,, Soaps Of every variety.
Sulphur. EPSON Sails. '1'aades q oiis Tor the
Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS hSD OILS. Nnic Paper Envelopes,
ninsesd Oil Port Monies, Paper-,ies,
Pure White Lead, Port Fplios, hi Hf
lamp Dlsrk, etc. etc.
BESIDES other articles too numerous 10 mention.
As he is determined IL sell as lm as any
iinusc III Norti, Carolina. he ihinks he can make
4 70 The interest Of Physicians to buy. lie would
say further, thai he has H.dlc Arrangements 10
receive al tl,c New Chemicals as SOM as an.
nouneed. aud any article not on ham, can be or.
dercd IN few days. Orders respectfully solicit
cd.
lii.'sborccsh, March c5th, 1851. 70
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TOWnSenfs SarsapariIIa,

-HUSr received and for sale al this Office. !
fresh supply Of Tosnsend's sarsaparila, in
June 4.
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Cabinet Ware-H House.

,AtHE suascnberrcspectfully informs hisfnenos
= and the public generally that he has on hand,
and will endeasoF constantly to keep. variety OF
well-made Furniture, embracing all the learng
articles. srcA as. 5tl fsEE
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ANTHONY J BLsEoXER, Auetioneer
UtHE SPLENDID HOUSE AND LOT

II No 26i East Broadway. near MonigomerysL and the
House and Lot No. ~ Dvision-st At Auction.
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell Al Auction
WEDNESDAY, February The 18th, a. ~ O'Clock. AZ tire
Merchants Exchange tue following desirable property,
viz.
on EAST BROADwAY-The valuable Tigee Story and
a attached Tex 10, and
of ground known as No 81 East Broadway north side,
aud the corner Of Montgomery Ct the lot running
through Dvi,on-sl Thelo,s very large being feet front
both on East Broadway and Diyision-sL by l feet In
depth, be the same more or less
The House on Ess Broadway q feet by s. feet 10 depth,
10 finished 10 beautiful style having silver plated furniture,
solid mahogany doors, fixtures, Croton water, bath
water closets Kitchen range and rich marble man
tea lhroug houI IN fact having every modern improvement
both for ofsyle and convenience being bul IN
the substantial and costly manner bS Capt Cooo and
formerly the residence OF the ae Daniel Trinlne ls
location. being healthy and fashionable ighoofhood,
and and several Stage rouies-its proximity 10
downtown business, makes IL altogether oue OF mo most
desirable private residences offered for sale 10 THIS
civ On he rear Of The lot fronting Division ST. there
is two story brick house known a. No 27 butt In good
STYLE with Croton water, water closets &c For maps.
terms further particulars, apply 10 ths Anenoneer
Brosd-sL IlSi5l lSf 10 @.22Ss
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