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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

4 'OUNT j Lien, on IRE LAST
~ DAYS OF THE GOIH-T. H. GRESHAM,
1904 Broad street, has for salt
Count Julien, or the Last Days of the Goth, by
the author of Guy Rivers, The hInsman. &c
CoIrinne Ammonia, or the Magician OF Seville, By
Hunter
The Forest, by ] Huntington, author Of Lady
Alice, &c
Partisan Sights and French Principles
Gentleman Jack, or Life on the Road
The Robber, by James
Godey's Lady's BOOK
Graaam's Magazine
Arihur's Home Magazine
Harpers New Monthly Magazine all for EoEe1'
Der
Yankee Notions, or the Writings of Jonathsn's
Jack Knife, for November
The National Magazine for Eovember-lo; cents
Petersons Magazine for do-l8a cents
Bank Note reporters for dc! cents
Gieasons Pictorial, Flag, Banner Waverley,
Saturday Post, Courier, Museum, Saturday Gazste,
Carpet Bag, Plcayune, and all the papers tJr lhs
week.
For anything in the Newspaper or Cheap PUG
Gallon line, call Or seudto GRESHAM5
Cheap Book and Periodical House,
Opposite Broad street Hotel.
Ey Books, Newspapers and Magazines mailed
free OF postage. oe5J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

SsS= FOX kkENI, that very agreeable s41-F-
Esa ban retreat, known as the Cottage, immediate
ly opposite Warsaw, III the town of Sidney. The
excellent rooms with every convenience, cut
houses, &c, with well OF excellent water in she
yard. There also two acres Of land attached IN
fine state OF cultivation, which If properly nah
aged, will produce from four 10 hve hundred dollars
in vegetables, &C To good tenant, Il Will Dc
rented cheap; and possession given immediately
For further particulars, apply to .-
JOHN II. SEAfRES,
oc Cots At TIE Columbian Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

REAUTiFU-4 NEW MUSIC F0R pT
~ ANO, for sale BY HARROLD a. MURRAY
-25c AZ" DUH
Katy Darling's Farewell to Dermot (5esutf,,
sone)-38c
OAnnot Sing Tonight, by Stephen Fos,er-q5c
Gentle Eva, very pretty-3ac
MY Alpine Home, choice song by Wallace-a5,
the Ballad Singer, by LinIey-3se
Old Folks ct Home-25
Variations ON the Same-33c
Daylight on the Sea, arranged as an easy lesson
-l2c
Fancy Polka, by Kleber-25c
The Elena Polka, do BIC
All new Music received as soon as publi.bs5
Any piece will be sent by mail, post paid, when ~
dered. oc az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

3Nk NOTICE.-rhe Steamship PENN
= kSsYLVANIA, Captain Baymore, and
VIRGINIA., Captain Teal, will, On and after Novem.
Der the 3rd, +" until further notice leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday, and returning,
leave Philadelphia every Wednesday. for this place
Passage In sirst cabin and found TO New York. 90
do do do do Philadelphia. 8
do second do dc do -. z
For freight or passage, apply to
oc 30 r. RANKIN AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

x.<~s NEW JEWELRY STORE JUST
~ OPENED-S. P. MOUNTAIN & CO
beg leave to announce to the public in general that
they have opened store in connection with their
Mandatory, at No 2l7 Main street, next door
to the Methodist Book Concern, and are now pre-
pared to sell or Manufacture Jewelry of all
kinds at New York prices. We invite the public to
call and examine their stock on hand, consisting of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Articles, and
hope, by proper attention to the wants of the Gem.
munity and continued exersions to fulfil all orders
of any article in our line, to merit share of public
patronage
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired by an ex.
perienced workman.
Jewelry of all kinds made and repaired to order
at the lowest prices, and satisfaction warranted
Diamonds and all other precious stones set to or
der in the latest New York styles oc 26-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

"kATY DARLlEG's FAREWELL To DER
MoT."-We are indebted TO Messrs. Harold g.
Murray for copy Of the popular song with
the above.title, composed by Mrs. Sarah T.
Bolton, and set to music by Fl. kleber. The
music is beautifully engraved, with hand
some illustrated title page of Autograph work.
THE OLD LOG HUT."-From the same
gentlemen, we have also received "The Old
Log Hut" one of Master Adamss favorite
songs, as sung by him in Kunkeis Opera
Troupe-the music by R. Sinclair, the author
of Ben Bolt, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

THOMAS II. GRESHAM, 1904
~ Broad street. is Agent for all the Northern
Daily and Weekly Papers, Magazines and Cheap
Publications. Any Foreign or American Newspa.
per or Periodical can be had of him. He also has
on hand large assortment of all the latest and
most popular Music of the dsy. Newspapers, Mu.
sic, Magazines and Books mailed free of postage
- Subscriptions solicited at less than publish.
ers prices.
Two thousand copies of the Trial of John
and Jane Williams for the Murder of the Winston
Family, for sale at the Literary Emporium of
T. II. GRESHAM
Opposite Broad Street Hotel,
Copies mailed On the receipt of Isa cents
oc 25-2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-30

Cry CoUNcI1.-This body held special meet
ing last evening. Present Messrs. Myers, Robin
aen, Scott, Darlington, Robinson, Allen, Hill, Mills
The object of the meeting was to reconsider the
vote of the council changing the day of opening the
poll for taking the opinion of the reeholders Of the
city in relation the question ef ibng $50,
600 to the Danville railroad, which vote postponed
that day from the I'd to llth inst.
The lsw requires that notice of the opening OF
the poll should be given thirty days previous to the
taking Of the pol which had not been the case with
the day last fixed by the council, the 1lh Novs M
Der. After some discussion the following order
was adopted:
The council being satisfied that the petitions of
,torbin Warwick and offers are the petltlons OF
one-fourth of the treeholders Of the city, doth
the said petitions
Resolre, that poll be and the same ia hereby
directed take the OF the 1reeholders OF the
city on the question whether the council, ON behalf
OF the city, subscribe to the stock Of the Richmond
and Danvile railroad company company lncor-
porated for a work of internal improvement III this
State part OF which ia to be constructed In or near
the city an amount not exceeding $50 900; that the
time Of the poll be Thursday the I'd day OF Decem-
Der next and that this resolution be published tor
the month and afterwards until the day OF the poll,
in at leaat two newspapers in the city.
The poll will therefore be taken on the I'd OF De-
cember.
The council then adjourned.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs-
Te New York.


~, To New York,
By STEAMSHIP kOANorr
4Hh Shippers by the Roa.ar.
Piesse 70 Gear In mind that she ~. .ai
Ireigns regularly every MONDAY Al 10 o.. .ssslTss
ano 70 receive itup to the hour of 80
u, every tuesday; leaving RicbnnrJ' cioek
tuesday afternoon at O'Clock 'ua every
oc 3o-l. LUDLAx & WATSON
OsT.-On sunday evening eve-,-------
- tween the corner OF Leigh and stb ss, .ass oe-
ot fauis church, small black PORT Wa.sA ana
containing $40 Bank of the Vsllsv n",a
worm carolina note, some silver, (smouns ~. ~
conecteo , and sundry receipts The ndar 10, q
aoiy ie"aroed oy leaving it at the Dispsteb 70
nee. III not sufficiently honest to do This r. VI
er would thank him to'return the Par, n sne own
rected TO the Dispatch" through the nos, q
II Is valued Tor some "reminiscences cn,na..n1 =
it. Aae e'ed with
&C 30
A NE" sONG.-"The Old Los ACT
"A Row, Row Your Boat" This ia III 0,
charming song and chorus az sang by 80. 80 u
Ethiopian Bands, just published BIZ Fifth po "a zoe
20 the MUSIC oy the author of Ben Bolt Far a.
go HAROLD
N oTiCE.-W ltnin the last two DAYS 6.-.
IN misiaid small mahogany case. na.rI- nsSe
containing several articles for guagips new,
no use or value to any one but the orvnsr - %
makers name, Fisher, Philadelphia narked - - &c
top OF the case. liberal reward if reo,ira 9a 1ns
be paid tor the delivery Of the articles 0u' VIII
&C 3O-3t J. h. sTRoBIA, City Guaysr
MALL BANK NOTES WANTFD -
| ~ notes OF the Farmers and Merchan,s, - Az
9tatham d Smithson, also all notes OF the Nenh
les Bank, by Logwood 81 Wright viii he rsSa0
| cash prices. ca. GWATET us az
1877 Main street, opposite Exchange BANK
&C 30-3rif '7hA'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24


Acrs FOR THE TEHRIr0RIEs.-On the 9Th
instant, a message from the House Of Represen-
ta,ives was received by Mr.. Forney, its Clerk,
announcing that it had passed the following bills:
An act 10 run and establish the boundary be-
tween the State of Texas and the Territories Of
the United States.
An act making an appropriation for .he compile
ton Of the public buildings in the Territory OF
Minnesota.
An act making further appropriations for the
construction Of roads In the Territory Of Mime
sofa.
An act to authorize the Legislative authorities
Of the several Territories to control the appropra-
tions TO be made by Congress for the support Of
the Government of said Territories.
SEASONED APPLE TREEs-We notice al
the lower landing, plenty Of good, dry, we'll
seasoned young apple trees. brought up 70. sale,
from the uursuries below, and which will be JUS,
as certain to grow If planted a year hence, as if
planted now. The trees are by no means green,
but those who buy them are, very.
GLEAsoN's PIcroRIAL.-Wo have receiy-
ed several numbers OF this periodical, and intend
ed to notice it earlier. The paper, typhogra ply.
its pictorial embellishments, aside from its ltera-
ry merits. are sufficient to its popularity
We heard a gentleman say, who examined the
copies Of il in office, that he must and would
er paper u, all, beside the Pioneer
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The Sioux Treaties.
WASHINGTON, June 9Th.

Dear Sir:-The Senate had up the treaties to-
day, and discussed their provisiors during two
hours session, without voting upon them. Ach-
ison thinks they will pass, and so do others, bu,
own neghhors from Iowa and Wisconsin, are
not certain Of success. The question will
probably be taken o-morroA, so that the result
may be made known to you all, before this letter
is received. Having done all that it was possible
for me TO accomplish, in securing the ratification
of the rreaties have but to await the fiat Of t.,e
Senate, with as much philosophy as can COM
mand.
The House passed the Road Bill to-day upon
the ayes and noes, and 1t only escaped defeat by
two votes (s5 to So StanIy Of North Carolina,
opposed II warmly, no doubt, because Of my hos
tiy to the 'lnsane" bill Of which he is an adyo-
cate, and he carried quite number of his friends
with him An attempt to resusctate that meas
ure to-day by Col. Bissell, upon motion TO re-
consider the vote, by which the House Yesterday
refused 10 lay the bill Oh the table, was defeated,
and 1t Is sheIved, at leas, for the present.
Yours, H. Ii. SIBLEY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SIiERgEs"S SAFE.

County al Washington. -
HDS virtue or execution Issued Oft Of ard under the
ID seal of District Court If the county If ash
in2ton, the First JICI.di district .! said Territory
to directed upch judgment rendered. oy sad
coart third DAY 81 June, A ID. l3j2, action
wherein Christian schradc is plaintiff and John Ali l.
defendant OF sad plaintiff AM. the SAID
defendant, have this sixteenth day OF June \. ID
1857 eTiCj upon The following -rbcd premises w
Beginning The side OF Man street, OIL the south
iiae what common. ctlei the "Naii ptoPertv, III
village OF SiiilwDttr, thence noith wardit
Along the line lail street forty 90 feet,
thence easteriy N line parallel with The sl south line
Of the said Wall property 10 the lake, thence ,ouiher
ty along the lake shore the south line Of the said
@Nail property thence vesicr. ulun. tle said line
the place OF beginning beng the south iurtN (4o) feet Of
lot nuiaber ten 90 VI block IA nhcr twenty eight ~
IN village of saltwater, with The b1dips
thereon situated, and pattedh by arve, WI
son, Esq, appears Of record il the o e al the Re
Of Deeds Of Washington coant., III the Territory
Of Minnesota, with all the apputenances thereto be
ing, which property shall sell a. pubic auction 20 the
highest bidder for cash. Erda. The taiieeith day Of
August, a. u lso2, 10 oc.nch the forenoon VI iat
day, oice The Register OF Deeds, III Stii.w
In county OF ashn. 10 sai,i, said execution
VIM e.. IENNf.
Sheriff Of Washington ccdAiy, Nj. T.
Dated a; saltwater The 18th gay Of june A. % 1892.
lL-ow
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Destructive Fire,

ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY. June %.
That Large new hotel built by Joseph d r'
the C'pno! contractor, II, the Upper Landi 2
largest hotel above Davenport, took fire a
rear an hour ago and IS now burnt down. 0r
Of the fire not known. The building ",
opened and was furnished at great expen.e
loss cannot be much, If any less than SIS &C.
insurance that we know Of. Babcock's stere
other buildings, and The new fridge, aud
steam saw-mIi's were saved with much diiic4
"A hne new house next to the hotel, was bGsu
ashes. Much valuable furniture was save
o'CLoCK p
r. S. The green studdlns the immense rs
Is ohar,ing slowly, not being seasoned. II
dreds OF persons were present at the fire. S.
ing with buckets; but al! in vain We lea N
~ 900 was insured on the building; and t1af
pllcation for policy was made, on the q 81
the fire or the day before; and thu, the age d
not consider the policy as having effect, bee
the money was not paid for the risk II
thousand dollars worth Of liquor, seized TAT
under our liquor law, and stored in the base1
OF MIR. Babcock's store. was rolled out or 70
bridge, for safety, and all the goods were reula
from the store. MIR. Cave of The Central i;a
had his arm burnt, and several other perso ;y
slightly injured at The fire. What securiiy l
we against FIRE, but caution, insurance, a.
q dozen barrels Ct water Away. ready j. %,
house:
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BIaTHPLAcEs OF GREAT MEN.-Lewi.
Cass was born in the town of Exeter. N. II
Daniel Webster was born in the town now "a lied
Franklin, formerly Salisbury, in Merrimack coun-
ty, n. II. ID. s. Dickinson, Of New York. was
born in Merrimack county, as well as John A
Dix Gen. franklin Pierce is a native Of Hills
boro', lIisboro' county. and is II lineal descend
ant OF the family of Percys and the Duke Of
Northumberland, the title being now eY,;nc,
Judge Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, was also
born in New Hampshire, bat shortly after his
birth his father removed to Vermont, where. Nc i
well known, the representative Of ''Youn. AM
erica" learned cabinet makers trade.
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TERM TORY OF MINNESOTA,
" AShInrlnn { nuniX.

" ashington County. ~
H. virtue Of AZ execution iej OF and under The
seal Of the District Court Of the county Of Washing
tou III the First Judicial district Of SAID Territory
directed and deiN ered u. rendered BY said
court, on the siAth day of April A ID. Is 50, action
"hettn Robert II. Miller IS slant and John II. Brew
,ter Is defendant N favor OF the plant e. and a.ain,
the sad def ndaat. have on this twentv-rst lay of
June 4 D. ic52 levied upon the iolowns desc gbed prem
ises, VIZ:
The north west quarter Of the south quarter Of
section number twenty -four, 90 III township number
thirty (3o} north OF range number twenty 20 vast.
ALSo-t ractioa, lot number four (i( Of
Der thirty our SD IN sand township, number thrt, go
NORTH Of range humber twenty f20) west containing Tor
ty-aX aud 27-lU0 acre. situate and lying i'll said county
aud Territory.
Also 10, nambcr twenty -eigh l2o) in block lumber
twenty nine 90 n the town o Swatcr it the count,
OF Na>hlngton ard Territory Of Minnesota according
the survey ANA lat OF said town, recorded the Office
the Register of Deeds said county: with all the ppur-
leaiccs thereto belonging, which property shall sell
III pubic auction 10 the highest bdde CASH Friday
lhe thirteenth day OF August, \ ~ e52 nj - O'Clock A.
VI Of that 81, al The Jice OF the Register OF Deeds in
- "atc! III sai'l county, ar SO much thereof be
Suiic.eht 10 satisfy said execution. Dated saltwater
the 1lst dar Of June l-52. VIM e PTNyY
JU2i-l }-6N. Sheriff OF WASHINGTON couufy NJ T
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YOUNG EAGLEs.--On n small island, crewn-
ed with ancient rock naples, ia White Bear
Lake, ten miles northeast Of ST. Paul, there is
nest OF young eagles, two Of them, about large
enough :" take fight on the coming Fourth of
Jaly.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-24

CLOCKS.
"A LAh'.h assortment OF Clocks Of the hes, nanufsc
tfe, Tor sale lower than he found in this Terri
~ eise"heft' p" liol koBiNSON'S Jewelry Bazaar
A1 and at the lowest prices at "' !"
ROBlNSON's Jcwslry Bazaar.
k<WA HE LADlES-.A beautiful assortment of Fans
Il tor sale cheap for cash at "'
kOBiNsON'S Jewelry Bazaar
voLD ZEN y large assortment; of the best mann
u iacture, for sale at the lowest possible pr:ce, q.
ROBlNSON'S Jewclsy Bazaar.
ADiEs Breast Pins, car rings, finger rings go,d,ock
sStt' r2ru 'as"s, port monnaisS. etc. et- III
Ji-'~lp RoBfN>1N'S Jr,,qrv Car,,r
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NA' I'LL meet Ia connection with The grand cele5ra-
w ton at 81 Isdi, Monday, Juiy >. That ,ociet,
viii occupy the aitegnoohi 1nG Il l. peCted that
Naterah, oi Illinois Will deliver address, aud
written reports VIII be presented tro. local Temper
ance societies Come together friends oi the good
oil every name, IRON every pat, aad let give noti-
er bold and true expression al seeking
the complete ''indePesdehce" Of Minnesota from The
dreadful tyranny of Alcohol
PEG order OF IN. Com.
G. C. AMES, Cor. and Rec. See'y.
St. ANTHONY, June u, 1852
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Wholesale AND RETAIL GRrCTgs AND COMMISSION
NErtiiANTS.
WE opened a. tho store of =. r. Tracy On Third
street. general assortment Of Family Groceries
and PROV is.tis, which thu f cts.s,
'r ii exchange for coantrN produce TAcy respectfully
solicit 4 share of patronage.
rHAKLEs MILBlEE. l. WAIT
ju2l. IG tf
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Our friends will be pleased TO read the low
ing letter from Mr.. Riggs, the devoted Mi:.,o-
~ at Lac Gui Pare, who is achieving no -tn j
literary renown as phologist for hiuisef ana
for Minnesota:
New YoRK CITY. June 10, Isl
Mr.. GoopHUK:- The las, sheets T iae
Grammar and Dicioni ~ Of the Dakota lansuagr.
are, after more detention than was an,icip .et.
Just passing through the press 1t las pre- ed 20
be an undertaking OF much greater riasuitaIe
than expected, and cannot but feel IuauAfni
that the Iabors attending it are brought 81 ncar'v
TO close.
Prof. w. w. Turner. Of the Union t. 1ai-
Cal Seminary, one Of he commission 10 WHOM nc
manuscript was submitted bv the Snhso p IN
striution, proposed number of changes 80 oer
method Of writing The language. Ihe>e were
made tor the sake OF expressing some ~ nc
sounds, IN Il manner more perspicuous an ,au-
slsten, with All ,iogv, and more in acclr.larr,
with the systnm Of notation which is now b. coming
genera among scientific phIoogisIs in -s,-,.
When first proposed, some of these En- oses
struck me !dvorab'y, and q. others r,.re d h.
alleged necessity. Our former method Of G.. ttt.,a
was adopted partly with reference TO The .jp-
OF expense IN printing books IN the Dakoa Ian
guage. Hence we made &C stand foI 'ch and
x for sh.' For the printing IF tins wor<. ira
new punches Were made IN thrSe different lsds
OF letter. part Of which, with all The type, .ver.
destroyed by the iire. They had. ofcourse .o h.
Reproduced, and hence The cost Of this item IL mo
10 The Smithsonian Institute has been about : %
My regret at first, III regard 10 these Pr ,-f6
changes, arose from the fact, that, in a so.>-.
was obliged to act for my brethren in the i,s.oa
without having an opportunity 10 consult ;hem
| do not. however, expect that the method ,.-
taiion followed III his volume will be :Iu4tal
by The mission, unless II seems to all par,s drsi-
rabIe For myself, | am now satisfied ,La tue
changes made are great improvement, eene-
ciaily for the purposes Of the Smithsonian Irsu'l-
ti"n. The work, as literary producl aa =
greatly indebted to the labors Of Prof 7 .rtr
No, only has he, by his eminent literary Qr T.
cations, been able 10 render valuable ass -. acs
IN The way OF suggestion aud criticism. but bee hls
read with great care the proof sheets, especaiY
OF The Grammar. that nothing might be u4u''rg
10 make II as perfect possible, in the C.rcla3-
stances. With the style Of The work, | TIM, Ella
friends III Minnesota " i'll be quite gratfed 10
all but subscribers, it will he sold ct SIS a copy.
IN ten days or two weeks from this tin le
BOOKS VIII be bound and on their wav to ~ ..e-
sofa. Yours truly : RIG
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REGULAR TT ESDAYPACKF.T,

Fon BURLINGTON. MfScafINE, ROCK ISLAND, p4vEN-
PORT AND
FUNffE splendid and ias; running pas j, a4ersS
L senser steamer BRUNETTE,
CHARLES BAaoEn, Master win leave t.ItsfIM-ysssl
40 as 10 connect with the Nominee IL 800 81
leaving Gaen tor Burling the arrival OF he Nom
inee from 81. Paul, cvcrN Wcch.
The Brunette Is second 10 in her arrangements and
FOUNDATIONS for the comori and safer, OF as,euqrr
and for speed "a nailed b. an, boat on The Innrr
Mississippi STiLLMAN d ROOD AGENTS
ju2i. Ia :,
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a SUPERIOR lot just oncned; grass and sill lines
"A assorted; cork floats limerick hooks. .np artificial
ha't FISH sncars, etc liGl LE DTC RoHRFR
NRoBY DICK; or the Whale: nv Heraan Nc'viiIc-
-'A or sac BY tfl lie DF g d ROHRFR
IfF m the Sandwich Islands or the Heart Of me Pa,
cif". as il was and is; b. Rcv I!enrv T Cheever-
ro' 81 &" nv lH1 lie Dr. &: ROIIRER
LID HI.kS TIT - VDF, or adventures IN the ca
nauehe CONT y; Jane Eyre; Shirley S,andi,h the
Puritan; Bachelor OF the Albany, etc. For sale bv
Jn2t lie DUO & ROURER
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NEW ROOF -

DIG Il ROHRER have Just ooencl a large end
We'll selected stock Of Law Med:c, and Niscclanr.
o'ls hoekS 10 which me stteuton &c the public IS ,nvi
tel Can and cNanin. them at til. corner Of Bench and
Waba>l,aw streets. iu2.,n
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Asst Saturday, nom the SIDE wal. on Bench street
II in Front OF my house. in the ias tale. garden
spade belonging TO me The person who took il AVIAN,
had better return it, before make coup.ct Oh HIM
ju!i JAMES NJ GOODlIUE.
SPIRITUAL kNOtKESi.S ST. PAUL.
HAVE advised me to authorize Truman " Smith 10
take applications for Health Insurance in the Me-
CHANCES Union Association, OF Springfield. MISS
4. J. WHITNEY,
ju21-l0-tf. General Agent !,r NJ inue.ota
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w ALI. PAPER A.!

XNE have now opened The largest STOCK Of raper
hanelpgS ever brought u this market consisting Of
satin damask, velvet. sit ard common wall paper a
'r'c assortment OF IRE board prints. containing some
heantti patterns aud PLAIN cured AMI arscapo sl,ades
etc We are selling oar wall pa"er extremely low.
ju2l LEpVC 4 ROjIRrN
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STATIONERY AND RLaNks.

- So md s,laero- lot Of blank hooks art ,ocro
or ndHns Our STOCK in this iac usual, large ard va
rob AID We prepared to furnish them ~ unusually
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