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ve ever S5.sid. snA aln~t s.srytllng s!ss Gae su
=: ssi A ''s'
willow war SSs sns Sas. for ss
gslss and surprise boxes eTy:s srSs'
No. Maiden lane. near Broadway.
Chs rendezvous for New Years Visitors -
Gentlemen VIE have thsrssvss with ne has q
lover os Su So
Ia. a No I s: s ssy % a .s
ported ana shousanf q articles Injury TASTE
suitable for souvenirs aHs Tss's = a1 most
~. Nicholas Hotel, No. SIS Broadway.
Truly Beautiful, Ussfui and Valuable Pre-
sents mothers ssters wives and friends. are rys
sss Please call early sad nsSs sseoons Uniform
s. ins no Ne S.d:
Useful Holiday 0ifts.-Writing Desks,
psrfolio gsntlemsns DRESSING eases porto mo1naiss
pearl and he card fancy pearl and Ivory
&C.. fox sale 81 CARR HICKS. ssstioasrs 81 Maiden
Work Boxes at Rogers Bazaar.-A SPLEEN
toilet eases just opened in time Years presents
WI b sold AZ rsducsd prices.
Rew and Brilliant Series for Is53.-Ths
nrsbe s.Ily she Journs for the Guilt
with nov isssar:s nov yps and ne viii -
issIsd on The first Of those who desire 70 ss
ineloing 81 FOR The years subscription, 70 Norris Willis
The Great Toilet Article or the Day II Cris-
Hal. and Be IL MOI Pre-.
hair sa ssa y
Another Triumph Over Ugllncss -Chemis-
hair Sys which in ys minutes sra1:isr~s grey red o.
glossy the wing The beauty Of This dye M that
piess as s. ss sG S sss
ais sale y prnsip.l drS st: in this city '''''
Spiritual Mediums are most Peremptorily,
emphstiosy and respectfully 70 si
1a
TS : no M S q hs
that both Daniel and Berry Clay mi have been
the use Of the nervous sutidote TIP.
speedy cure for neyrsls tic doorsux rhegmatism
Sa; SSug asn S0lS and q. % A.
turasd bottle Depot iOs Nassau street. Sent
wigs and Toupees.-B.tchei0r's new Sty
Of wigs the most perfect Of natr
In the city. Copy the address. -
When Venus, the thin skln'd, made Earth
her abode,
To give beauty It's fulness and SCOPE,
She sure must have given to DR.. Gouraud,
Tho secret Of making her soap!
Chemistry never elaborated compound equal TO DR..
GOURAUDS Italian medic Ated Soap for curing pm
pef freckes and All skin deformtes Equally celebrated
IL the Poudre Subtitle for uprootng hair from low fore
heads lips any part Of the body Liquid hsr dye,
tablished laboratory, 81 Walker street. Broadway
Jones soap. Jones' soap il beautiful SOAP;
Fifty cents was its price lately, but all try ~;
IT'S reduced TO two shilliDgs yet wsrrauted better
Than .hen sold at four: Poor and rich buyit,
Twill them of chsppd flesh, salt rheum letter
And II good hair they'd have. they have only to give
Two shlngs FOR Es Coral Hair Restor ative
Try these Magnificent Articles. they are
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The ss:v. prices ar: such q: are p.d ~ ali
mannfac turers. !"
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A CHOICE AsSORTN EMIT or STANDARD AND IL
"A Illustrated works. adapted for New Years presents
including al u new Eng ish and American qualifications
anspAs gift books, go will be found EVANS BRIT
TONS @ Broad next 70 shs soraer Of Fourth street.
BOUQUETS AND FLOWERS FOR NEW YEARS
LAY Gentlemen wishing bouquets, or vases and bssk
arranged In nimttabe and recherche tyls soil
d sppoin ent to leave their orders
pessible will be taken than be executed
g TO please the mast sstidious tAstcs
j. n THORBURN & CO, Is John street.
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Dear sirKnelosed check for hundred doliass II
10 from exempt fireman, who ding ts tos
and pfivsops Of chs yseRs 81
his life chile attached 70 the Fire Department Hoping
this tkev Years presently will contribute ali shasS
towards relieving the widows and orphans On
excellent insti ution, rmain yours with great
sptot JOSEPH b. MILLnR.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTs.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN,
II before making tn r p,rehs esev respect
fully invited to cali a 81 Canal street. and examine bean
ul ment Of fancy and useai articles which will be
ind much lower than at any other ablshment The
good having been bought very ,w prices for cash will
be sold small which will be found
collars cuffs, sic shemzetes ladies' dress head
dresses with great variety Of ladies' aad chilarsn
al IA
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+ AMPS AND GIRAND0LEs FOR NEW YEARs.-A
IL good assortment of the above art les may found
J. W. SANDERS. No. Chatham square. opposite the
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

49, Spiritual Manifestations OF the mo-
dem type will be unfolded and discussed before rue
good people Of Brooklyn this svsnms ty rev
Mes,rs. Scot, and Harris, at Montague Hall, Court
:, We advise those who wish to inquire into THIS
matter. to 20 and hear, but try TO keep tneir wis
about them, and not swallow bodily eIneI .ne
n1eachers or their strange afirmations lsee Cafo)
A Course of Lectures on Spiritual
Manifestations is announced at Montague Hall by
Rev ]. l.. Scott of Virginia and Rev. T. L. Scott OF
Nex-Yo,k, TO commence this evening.
Rev. DIR. Cox is about to sail for Mas
San N. p, for the benefit of his failing health
There were GO deaths in Brooklyn
,,st week, of whom 40 were children.
Justice King is indisPosed, so much so
as no. 10 be able to attend TO his official duties
There was nothing worthy of especial
note in the Police doiDgs yesterday.
The fremen Of Brooklyn are asking
for law, placing them upon the same footing as the
fremen Of New-York.
Agreeable to a request of Mr.. Mitchell
IN Mafyell received by telegraph. his lecture IL
Rrooklyn. announced for Tuesday evening" Is pos!
noned t,lI Friday evening, the 9Th inst
WAsHINGros's BRfH-DAY IN BaooKLys
| Mo unusual demonstration was made IN this cs''
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

WAsHrNGToN's BIRTHDAY esterday
being set apart for the celebration OF the or'n OF
Washington, national banners hoatea from the pup
lie buildings. and salute was fred from the My
Yard at - O'Clock. The Washington Rihes' sS'n
REGIMENT Capt Wills, turned out finely, preceded
by a spl endid band. That fine company, the WASH.
ineton Guards, l4th Regiment, under the command
Of Capt. J. Maerz, also passed through Grand-"'
The Commissioners OF Excise nave
fx.d m license fee at $50 After receiving several
anncations from retailers in city they ADJOURNED
iii Monday next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
-AtSP. M. on Saturday the ropewalk
of Mr.. Marshall, on the Newtown Road, was de,
s,royed by FIRE. On the same evening the s.ao,e Of
VIM Morell, in South Second-ss, was shgnIiy osa,-
ner of North Second and Fourth SIS: was burned
down. II is presumed that Incendaries had soms-
thing TO DO with some Of these fires
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Dates to the Sd January. Along the
No''n"es' frontier there is grsa. prospec. Of war.
"iea. events are looked for within the mex. three
-onths. We quote.
"Man>.s are daily becoming more criti,al a. the
capital OF re MAN. His Hghness' ceot has not
yet been entirely ta, sted, f3!O,OOO remaining -
be paid to Us, and the bankess re'uss 10 ADVANCE
money 70 the minister MONETARY crisis As taken
place IN the city, and credi, fallen very
cod Inc MAN will not pay. an1 II is prOoab!e
oui government will not allow themselves much
oneeI 20 De trifed with appropriation ofterrtory
h nquios'ion OF our claim Will. after ALL most Ike
y tdse place The state of affairs IN Dude is unss-
'sIsc'oIy tne King gives hinSelfuOt TO de5alchsry,
d." "
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Yesterday, 10 commemorate the Isoth anive,s.vv .s
.ae putin OF the Father OF his County, Those
inclined 70 ITS observance proceeded to New.Yo,s
TOT the purpose. The various Orders OF United
namericans assembled By delegations at Montague
hsn IN the morning. and proceeded from thence 70
pslacpate with their NewYork brethren. They
composed the Third Division In the procsssion ana
NJ sc warren Chapter No ., Lexington Chapter,
cS.r 80, rymooth Chaoler No. %, Magma Chayts
v aSy'ef no IS, Fert Greene Chapter, No. 81, aad
Contlnen'sls, Capt Morgan. and p2ecsssed ~ =
s 5 Sp nAId The whole under the Cao,aincy of
a mes'f Tic W Naosy Marshal assisted BY numerous
ns,sf.d a. asninstoa Lite Guards, Capt. sharp,
70 New. York, r. join the ceremonies Das,sS ,ss
cay me Feoeral Ensign State and City Fars saa,sd
' t r Tue 1.y hAll and other buildings tnroasaout
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England-Doings in Parliament.

EHgian0-Dolngs IL Parllamenf.
LONDON, Saturday, Feb. :, 1854
The House of Lords met yesterday at 5
O'Clock PM
The Earl of Malmshury called the attention of the
House TO the report tina! quantity of powder had
been exported from this country to the Cape for the
use OF the enemy. He wished to kno whether steps
had been taken by Her Majestys Government TO pre-.
vent the continuation OF this revolving traffic and for
the punishment OF those concerned IN it,
Earl Gray stated, In reply that receiving infor-
nation Of the existence of the PRACTICE he had writ
ten dispatch tothe Governor OF the Cape, directing
him to take measures for its effectual Suppression
He expressed his surprise and regret that this illegal
trade had been allowed so long-considering that the
laws for It's prevention were numerous and
In reply to the Marquis OF Londonderry, Lord
Gray SAID that for reasons stated in the dispatches
with the unanimous consent Of his colleagues, he
felt 1t his duty and the most painful he ever
had TO perform, to advise the recall of Sir Harry
Smith
With respect to his successor he would only say
he had applied to the Commissionerin Chief for his
advice in the matter, and it his recommended
ton that Major Gen Cathcart had been appointed to
the post
The House adjourned at Ct O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
FRANCE.

The Electoral Law is published. Each
Deparme Mt is to return Deputy for every 80 600
electors and one more If the number exceeds % ooo
The suffrage is direct and UNIVERSAL anu 'no osse
sion OF civil and political rights are electors ana al
Of IS Of age egGe the for
tha election of the President The NUMBER OF Depu-
ties is to be 26l. The Electoral College VIII nee!
ON Sunday or festival day II possible NO armed
force can, without the authority OF the Electoral
COLLEGE, be present at the sittDgs or near the place
wbere the Assembly meets. The Electoral Colleges
are convened for the 29th February.
Colonel Vandrey is appointed Cover
nor Of the Tuleres with the Iank OF Sane'a ~ U ,hs
members OF the Legion OF Honor is reesIaoiished as
adopted by the Emperor.
Il. 800 Toulon convicts had consented
to form agricultural colonies in Cayenne.
The Paris Bar will protest against the
Orleans cor.isca,ion. The President says that the
decree does not embrace the Chapel az DieuA, VIC
family vault of Louis Philippe
"A decree, Just published, specifies that
when it may become necessary for one OF more
Councils of State to be nominated to Comm'tee OF
Commission or take part in the execution OF any
law such nomination shall be made directly In VIZ
tue of decree of the President of the Repuonc.
The Moniteur declares that the lnten-
ton attributed to the Government OF interference
with the insurance establishments, or OF imposing
tax on income or rent, is false, as well as other
similar reports a..
The resignation of M. DuPin as Attor-
ney-Genera to the Court Of Cessation is accepted,
and he is replaced by NJ Delange, ex Attorney Gen.
eral to the Court OF Appeal,
M. Mallet, chief Of the insurgents at
Bonny, is sentenced to death
"A scene took place at the Bourse which
nroduced a considerable sensation among the per-
sons present man was arrested IN the nall "hen
in the act OF spe akng violently against the PreseenI
az the Republic When conducted by the fonce
arents outside the hall, the man arrested az once
made himself known to them as one OF thelr col
leagues That declaration, however DID not pre-
vent the others from carrying him before the Com
missary of Police-probaby to cain down the emo.
| ton v hch the whole incident had produced Inns
| is the first exploit of the new Minister OF Poice.
The military commissions instituted q
udee the insurgents of December are to cease tnel
! operatlons throughout all France They are re
| placed in every department by mixed commission
| CONSISTING of the Project, Military CommandanI
and Procureur. General which will decide with TN
shortest delay on the fate of the accused.
The Due d'Aumale and the Prince d
Joinyille have addressed letter 10 the tesamental
executors Of their father, thanking them and tne es
inent men of all parties who had resisted inc i''
NOUS decree ..
General Cavaignac is writing his me
| moIrs.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Gold is about CAL y cent dearer in London than in
Paris and OIL y cent. dearer in London than in
Hamburg. At New-York Exchange is nominaly Oi2
y cent In favor of England, leaving no profit on the
importation of gold from the United States.
The bullion market remains unaltered, but at
Paris material changes how" .-i--I r,.,s 80, VI
has declined 81 per mile, and dollars cen.ih hes
each whilo gold Of all descriptions, except par mas
risen, ...s r
fjY9,fc-~i. cold expected to create a contrary
A printed notice has been issued by the Bank, re-
earding the alteration in the price OF bar gold, the
reduction will be only when it will contain an undue
amount OF alloy. which may render refining neces-
safy before it can be coined.
At meeting of the Copiapo Mining Company,
owing to the Interruptions OF the works in Chill,
and the decrease of ore, dividend could not be de-
claIed. -.
AT the meeting of the Royal British Bank, divi-
dend of per cent per annum was declared
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France.

PARIS, Friday Afternoon.
The Projects Of the Departments, in conformity
with the circular of the Minister of the Interior have
ers. arrested since the instruction of December
The attempted assassination of the Queen of
Spain has caused very painful sensation. All the
representatives OF foreign powers, French political
personages, and Gen. RoZuet, in the name OF Louis
Napoleon, called at the hotel of the Spanish Minis.
ter TO express their regret at the occurrence.
Lord wiley, the ne British Ambassador, is ex-
pected in Paris next Sunday.
Although the French papers are filed with the
debates in the English Parliament, leading arti-
cles on the subject have yet appeared.
Paris Bourse Elves l02. 80, Threes 64.50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
IRELAND.

We learn the serious illness of Father
Mathew at Cork.
The American packet ship Queen of
the Yves, had put into Cork in distress, having nearly
ioundred in the late gale.
No more permissions for Australian
Emigration are granted in Ireland. The reason
assigned is that the proportion already allowed is
exressive.
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DENMARK.

II In the sitting of the Lower House OF
the 9th, though the expected nomination OF tne Nc
Ministry had not been Communicated the me
rad = third lime and passed. The revenue ioI VIC
wear is n, 36s,s7O rix dollars; the ex2enolsa.SS
isa7l.ss5 rix dollars. Only three Deputies Vow
AGAINST the acceptance of the budget
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AUSTRALIA.

sYDNEY, Nov. lI.--Gold prospects are
excellent. The arrivals at Sydney were constant.
Gram harvest abundant and lsborers were return
ing 10 harvesting. Wool coming to market IN net,
ter condition than was expected. A corresoon-
CENTS letter in TIE Times says f2O,G0O worth
hIds us way weekly into town. New digglns were
beng discovered every day"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Dates to the Goth December. lhere
!. area, military movement, but 10 important rs~s'
Sir Harry Smith was still at King "!na"'
where he had been for ten months
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SPAIN

The Spanish papers protest against the
Orleans decree.
Gen. Concha has again resigned the
most of Captain General of Cuba, and the Wv
r,pment Will accept his resignation
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HOLLAND.

A convention has been concluded De
tween tie Dutch Government and the foPe'
.o,du to which the Romish hierarchy Is 70 De
ests isl Cd in Holland, and a number Oh eP''''f
sesv'II be immediately erected.
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TURKEY.
We have dates to Jan. IL.

AN envoy extraordinary had arrived from Paris
an rasna was Ill, and had repeatedly, but IN VAN,
eemanoeo permission to lay do IN his portfolio The
accom- ooauon k-hlll bank was threatened with
loss OF 100000 C0 OF Turkish piasters Toe Cabinet
had determined, In opposition to the Finance Minis
ter, tnaI the institution should be maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-24

tV' Hon. Aler. II. Stephens of Ca. has
written home letter strongly protesting aysins, the
sercing Of Delegates to Baltimore by the Union
party. He prefers to wal. and see how that Con.
yention behaves. Sensible
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
AtA j. Delstours Uormerly Lunch CLarksl 25i Wen st.
tsh2 IA M. Noon. 3P M. 3P d..
FsbTsrv % 33 AZ As Al
February 23.---.-..36 "A 10 ~
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" Advertisement Those beautiful
No a6a Broadway Root received the Gold Medal
at the last fair of the American Institute Please
call ard examine specimens.
Advertisement $4,000 DONATION TO
THE PooR.--Read the advertisement upon tns mrs.
mage If that does not satisfy skeptics OF the efficacy
of Dr. Watts Antidote to disease, nothing Will
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Court CALENDAR-Ihis Day. --SuPE-
Rton CouRr-Nos Sc, 49, 1874, 1885, 400, 1877, 4I2 Az,
$40 So 423, 1877, 33s 49, 334, 1875 1926, 4a7 42s 4?o
4sO AL 4s2 1873 4s5, 1885, 49, 43s 49, AL, 4is A.
AS, 446, 447, 44s, 49, $50, 45i ASP, 453 90 ~
SUPREME CouRr-General Term Nos. 10, IL, ~,
81. 26. 2s, 90. 30, 80, 80, "a l, 2. IS. IL:
U. s DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. IS, 81, 2s, 80, 80, 50,
20, "a, IS, SO.
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Mr.. PERKINS PERpLExED.-"I can't

Mr.. PERKINS PERPLExED.-"I can't
see how it is! There's Tewksbury,
he's been off again-down to Newport
with his wife, two children and a servant |!
Where under heaven he gets money to
spend in this way is more than l can tell.
He hadn't cent when he began five
years ago. Look at him new-lives out
Of town, keeps horse, drives in and out
every day. His expenses must be large
yet he seems to pay as he goes. l
hope there is nothing wrong about Tewks-
bury. Then look at the money he spends
for advertising! Why, that is enough to
ruin any man, don't care how rich he
is. l have been in business for thirty
years, and l can't afford any of these
things. Wouldn't look we'll taking nv
wife down to Newport, and staying there
eight weeks ?-eight weeks indeed!
sent her on a cheap excursion-but l
couldn't 60 myself. l can't afford it
don't take in money enough to do it. And
then to see man spend his money, Just
to let people see his name in the papers
and sending cards and bills all about
the country. Tewksbury bleeds freely
for his vanity l must confess! They
don't catch me in that trap, no how; it
don't do no good. I got lot of cards
and bills printed five years ago, and there
they are in the desk now. Nobody ever
calls for them. And then l advertised
four weeks in a newspaper-money
thrown away-wasted! Tewksbury is
a fool, and he must fail sooner or later.
I'm sorry for him-he was naturally a
clever fellow. 1t must cost him more to
advertise than all the money take! l
wish somebody would buy me out-trade
is so dull!'
All he said about Tewksbury was true
enough with the slight exception, that
Tewksbury was in danger Of failing,
That very thing that Perkins thought
would fail him was that which kept him
up. He began business with nothing but
his brains-he let the people understand
where he was, and what he had to give
them for their money, and he got great
run of trade, which is constantly increas-
ing. Perkins lost his business Just as
fast as his customers died off or went of
he took no steps to get new ones, and
the consequence is that he is just living
on what he made twenty years ago. He
had better shut up his shop than try to
live in these times without advertising.
Reader, are you following in the tracks Of
our friend Perkins {? If YOU are, either
shut up your shop or pitch into this great
public-if you don't do the latter, your
your creditors will pitch into you and
shut you up.
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4 1852. ~
GALENA AND MINNESOTA.
United States Mail Line.
Consisting Of three first class boats:

Consisting Of three frst class boats: '-- +.!I
NOMINEE. Capt. d. SMITH. =
BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. N. W. I0DwICK 80
DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt. II. BLAKELY. 81;
Leaving Galena,
The NOMINEE, Capt. o. Smith, Mondays At - O'Clock
The DIR. FRANKLIN, Capt X. Bskely, Wednesday,,
at ~ O'Clock.
The BEN CAMPBELL, Capt. N. ". Lod~ick, Fridays,
at IL O'Clock. =.
The above boats will regularly during the ensuing
season. Having the mail contract their punctuay
be relied They will remain at st. Paul sufficiently
long passengers to visit the Falls of St. Anthony
For speed and accommodation these boats are unsur-
passed. attention will be paid Passengers and
Freight They will leave punctualy at the hour named.
The Nominee will make the trip hot to be out Oh
Sunday.
Goos shipped to the agents st. Louis Gaena, to
go by this line, will be forwarded free of CHARGE
Gaena being the tcrmini Of the great thOroiRhfaro
leading westward from Chicago and Milwaukee, nearly
all the travel from the eastward destined for the Upper
Mssissppi takes by steamboat from this point
also, nearly all the steamboats, the Southern trade,
from st. and other below into this port
for reshpment for points above. =
AGENTS. 40
Sass, st Louis, Nelson, Gilbert Co.,
b Campbell Il Co., Galena Nelson's Landing.
G West, Dubuque, C r Read, Lake Pepin.
S Langworihy, do Hertzell, Point Douglass,
A Mctiregor, Churchill & Nelson,
McGregor's Landing, Saltwater,
W Brisbos, p du Chen, W Babcock, st Paul, 80
Cowles, Lansing, Sergent, do
Campbell & Smith, Russell & Rice, st anthony
La Crosse, james Peck Co., Chicago.
Galcna, Feb %, 1852. 26H
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QAAHuA ADY'1c.

n. n. CAMPBELL. J. a. JONES.
3. H. CAMPBELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING AND CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. IS Levee, Galena, Ill.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR eALENA AND MINNEsorA U. Q.
MAIL LINE.
Nominee, Calt. O. Smith, leaves Galsna, Mondays,
II O'Clock.
Ben Campbell, Capt. Lodwck, leaves Gaena, Fridays,
ct IL O'Clock.
Doctor Franklin, Capt. R. Bakeley, leaves Galena,
Wednesdays, at IL O'Clock.
Goods snipped TO 90 by the above Line, forwarded
free OF charge.-EI
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AT THE OLD STAND.

Third, between Jackson and Robert Streets, ST.
Paul.
/ HAVE now on hand stock Of Groceries, Liquors,
Pork, Flour, Domestic Dry Goods, Queensware, Ready
Made clothing, Hats, Caps, Shoes, &C., that will
pare faroraby with any bought this market My
assortment OF QueenSware, especially, recommend
as the largest and best selected in the Territory
has been taken TO the latest found
the Eastern markets. To my old customers, all 9TH
ers, would respectfully say, call and examine, am
determined to sell low for cash, close out nv
stock by the opening of Navigation. This a sssure
thing"
nov. 2S-H S. II. SERGENT.