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DlsdeteFf. &c.
BR Barn JANE SrRoNc (of shields UrouharI On nh
Oct was Tun ashore the rocks 6EapeD 10 the aora
Of BE Bio She vas from Jehiqee. IN Pyu with cargo
hlqus thoash not leaking mach cause alarm III
she arrived n 40 y The captain endeayorsd reach
pumps the crew were 50 exhausted that they could 40
run her ashore TO save Their hives The whole crew were
saved also the sals rigging and part Of tas pyovissn
TAs anehor and cnains renamed aboard being mpossi
bic 70 approach her N the whale boats SENT from aca
hgaaal MN safety. The wreck was sold for $3.50.
-. Ia 'A.n. ~ Saa FRANCISCO from Hong Ksas,
weather ron NE ard Sc move 20 for n days DUNN
nansails tIy,eI lost 1ala toonas: and boss Bee 49,
lat a ~ N lon. III eIpeneBced hurricane from 81
barometer standing 4, % O. Blew with great violence for
sRle RUrH at san Fsaucsco from Hsalso, has nearly
al o. her crew cN With eyer was days or the harbor
sRIo ANA Z. MAIN. from San Francisco for Oregon.
ADOcAed Oh her beam eGds night Of Dec & IN
gong over me bar ieT gsai difficulty, abe shssd and
pfoceeed on her She LOST heT water tool
L4kaE CLIPPER slF passed Honolulu At NOON on the
th ulI bat Sas Oj Ar 81 y boarded or 70 afcafaa
tuns had everything set that would draw and N aae
beautiful appearance Is she passed. with light but fair
TIE BARK NV ENGLAND, Hsrtford. from Mazatlsn, ar
rived az san F.nc.sc0 Dec. g. and anchored OF North
dragged her anchors and drted Aagel Island GIT
OF tn IA me heavy blow she went lahore the end
o. Angel Island, oIgsd and nlsd with water.
Francisco that this vessel had been driven much higher
DcdSl-' nyiS oetn II ner DolIOn IL
expected has she did ths late gales here
sCHR. JoHy d. MAP experienced severe gales on her
passage from san Bias TO San Francisco and Is days
OF harboT with hick weather and heavy gales The
bark AIgye. from Hong hGag detained OF he harbor
II days. sy the same and had % days Of castery
winds.
scHR. DELLA, futile which sailed from San rrancisco
Jr Santa Clg about LIST December. whe got ashore
n heavy blow but succeeded getting off, md hsa
70 lake IN her return cargo. when IN hsagy gale,
me vas obliged 10 stand out to since which time she
unable 20 ieturn to santa Cruz Of the
sss'y sss Ca2t Cofn. OF bark Ahce TaFIion, arrived
~ Al san reports being company VITA the
ps~ vtef ihfee days. OF that pot The pi0t beat Sea
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Jan s IS 49, Ion 40 81, ship Hslyetia, Marsh, from
Esw Ciiscns for Have ,,,.,
Ia, 81 lat 50 81 ion 81 IS. brig Cen Worth, Radei,
"a de- IN psrnarbucD for Philadelphia.
Jan. ls u 80 ion. IS So, was ssnsh4ed bIls ond'
n W - cH Waite signal. -
jan 90 Ist 35., lon y o. relief sehr NJ d. FREEMAN
ysa :. Of Loo Key schr @ c Gbb Is, fan. cLarles-
pee l. lat II Ion 29l W, schr. Bren a, Allen, I'm
Boston Oct II, 81 f3r CARtoa. Capt A. reports not
having had wind enough TO TAKE 10 nyiog O ana gan Top
gai's . 49,,
No date. of tie bar Of Pass Cayallo bark MoElauk,
Brown from NtG-f0TA f2E Galveston.
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Corporation Notifies.
VORPORATION NOTICE.-sHs''


~ Department, No. Hall Of Records. - =, tAs
k,sOlrsd That pier he 6lt IN tue Esss hn.. st.1
ly side OF the foot Of HOust0n st. IRON " s n,
line OF IOmpkLs ST. the pier 10 be ZI3 fees "a 49,. Ins
test n width, piles with block the jaew~
Of sad pier 20 be distant ron the aothsrly W. s a
Ton st. noTtherly feet and inches, Under tse :"
.he Street Commissioner. - =. Ia
ReSoiSed That pier 30 built in the East hi,s, ,dJ
sOahery side VI the s0 of Houston st. reg ,s !, Il
line Of I1mDsns st. the pier 10 be as fses 81, IL
fee: in width en- piles with block the sene. -
u said pier 10 be placed GsiaRt from the ivc-
Houston 81 s0ulherly feet and inches, azntt ~
tin Of the Street COmn.issiCBer. =. IL ~ b
ResoIued That the street Commissoasr az !, he
hereby directed % give the notice required .i ,ss
2y)pretors Of the lots lying opposite 20 vnefs rsss
directed 20 be bui, unite With The Mayys 10
snd CofamoDalty OF the CIiy of Nswf0T N v,,toos
said piers, and to their respective pso M
the expense thereof, toe same may ". - m
s4id piers 20 be commenced the GTs, day d Ssf ~
ard completed within three m0nths thefesHs''
sTectson Of the Street Commissioner. =. ,sr
Adopted By the Board Of Alderman, Dee 30 ~. 49,
AdOpted Dy the Board Of AssIsi sat Aldsfnies,
Approved by tbs Mayor Jan 3. 1850 ,.si,1sf
JOHN I. DODGE, slee' .'A''Jn ss
January ~, 1853
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IA ,ss, Losdes. f-or Ioasen. Capt " Wnhnn.,
r, q w.e5 Mrs. HFfeld, Mss J. VI Byhe.d. MRS. *.
n, sld Jshs Pzrasr Miss y. ALL "a tbs sseeris.
IN sic I,asellg Bed from Fosf-ds PriEet--A L. de
~ ia Isa5el.s ron Pert g. P7aee.-d L dc Pan
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supnxnr CouRr oR rHE UNrrRp SrATE

.-Wsshins fea Friday, Jan. 30, ls52'-Andrew HAD,
sslI Bsg, of Georgia, and Antonio Arse!ls, ESQ o.
New York, were admitted Attorneys anc Counset
Tors OF this Court. No 81. Myra Clark Gaines, ap-
reliant vs Richard Ref ct al-The argument OF sn,s
ssuse vas continued by Mr.. Duncan for tne sVPe'
leee Adjourned until Monday, ii O'CLOCK A. >"
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ZINC MINES-ZINC PAINT.-The

nv -'AIA 10 I9EtF'| T -ff-'
~ aSysrtssr 10 owner OF splendid vein 81 Ziac onn
Sullivan County, EswY0rk and anxioGs - uaiss -
sane 20 Con psay 20 be formed Ia yloT OF wostms ~
sBns and manufacturing taa Zac, white aad brown -
black PANTS. The pants be manufactured io ~
hall the cost Of white lead and - far sapsricf Ihs
vsTso6 fee free Of LIENS nelfa nie on INC ,ss ~
Zrc. A Company could a. once he oEgEs.Ied uassi ".
Act OF the Legislature OF New York (noiIaoiiy
holders } and the work commenced inmsdatsy. A.
low prce the fee az tbs property VIII os r.fueils.
Con- any, that immeDse DIVIDENDS ~ouo bc ma.se =.
stock The money wanted IS Or w"fzng caf,tal. -
ovusr Of the property will take hs interest N s,cs -
eeutlsn m wshisg 20 EV,st IN mis- busikass "i
address W. 9. p, Office Of this paper. ~
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w,.oousIs ,os Kcssvrn. i.ll0 wing
-. p.'o,,s ,,nimously adopted BY both branches
Of n. Lssisls,ure Of Wisconsin and approves " '-'
Governor: 1919 s.n.,. NJ the State
y =; ~. ..T e. gy. sss ss in he
wSeSssI Of the State Of Wisconsin, give 70
IA ~ xcssnth cordial welcome TO the Capitol and
-! s.strv. and that copy OF this Resolution De
Ss.asrred 70 him by the Governor Oh TINS STATE
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port.siou. i, INNS, be considsrsa also takss place
when The introduction Of steam vessels has tendency
70 h.rsp the amour. Of soods. Anonsihe inporsa-
ions Of merchandise other than Dry Goods are the
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woor-rs bales 34bslss WSel Nasss'
WIspev CLass-1lT oas. Ge-uiAI-
ZINr-r cx.1k ~ h1<s.

WIspe,y GfAss-I ~ bas. German
Zrsc-T cs,es 80 bars ~.
Gronnd has been broken on the Illinois
Central Railroad near Lssale. This great enter
prise is thus fairly commenced.
The Treasurer of Maryland, on the 2lst
VIZ. in oonpisnce with an order CT the House Of
DELEGATES. submitted a tabulsT statement OF the
funded deb, OF the State, showing It's amount, the
n.riods a. hich the debts wilI respectively fan due,
the ,Our2oso for which each DEBT was contracted,
and the rate ofin,erest thereon. The whole amount
of,be stat. deb, and ths several kinds Of stock BY
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DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS Nc NJ

~ SUPPLIES, Dec>ubsr 30. is5i:-Io ~ ~ .ssSes =
TORs.--Seaed proposals VII Be received a ~ i No
the COrsmissoler OF Repairs and Supplies, "a. izS
City Hail. basement until FRIDAY, FeorN,af subbrv
IL oclsck, 81, at which tine they WI an,,.sre3 a.
Cy. OF the following length and sire VIZ .. 70 80
1900 square yards Of each Kind saa yrsgssss w
state the prces Of each szs separately, sna % aissk
required Ia furnish the same IN said Can nsss.
srs reserves che TIht Of re sctng all o. sny o..
mates If dssast the interest Of the SST Hpxxn
~ IN Commissioner Of Repairs - s'''
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nIwkrpR2 ALMANAC --IH1 EAT.
fpy-Rses-.- 20 Sets 10 MsoS-Ssn -.t ssh
aIsH wArRE----Fe y T. .
s,aAy HSak.5 Ism Gov blssd-g osm Hell 0sts.7 i9n
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There was an active Stock market to-
S.v With the usual fluctuations. Reading continues
a be the favore fancy and with large sales, closed
=, ca after the Second Board, showing further sd-
vance Of Der cent Eie ia rather heavy aAd closed
as7s,6O7sl, adecline of per cent Long Island inn
proved per cent, Norwich /, Canton and Harlem
are frm. The Zinc Stocks are without important
change. We notice by an advertisement in another
column, that Messrs Manning & Squirers have taken
sAs agency for the sale OF the paints of the NewJer
ssy Mining Company, and We have no doubt that
Mis- new arrangement will prove an advantageous
enc for the Company. Albany and Schenectady sold
at &C. which is equal TO par before the dividend was
of. Hudson River is not so firm. Government
ssocks are in fair request, and steady.
There is not much doing in Exchange,
and quotations are as before. Sterling 9s0los
Francs 5l59Jl2i.
In Freights there is not much movement,
and the market is without change To Liverpool 300
o. 400 bales Cotton at 3l6i 5000 sides Sole Leather
90s To London 40 600 Slaves Sos; 800 bols. OXIDE
Zine Ia. Cd; $500 bbls Flour about is. I'd. 500 OIL
Cahe on private terms To Glasgow 200 bOls. Resin
Is. I'd. To Hamburg, Rice ass, Pimento ic.- Cot
ton lc; 200 tuns Tobacco and Cedar OPS. 6dd2j. An
American bark was taken 20 load Slaves Tor CaliI
at GA and to return from Sicily on private terms
To Panama, a ship was taken 10 load an assorted
sugo, OIL private terms to Ssettin Pruss. big TO
load Rice at Charleston, at SOS and RESIN at 3s, to
Porto Rico 200 Shocks 2Oc, to Jacmei and back to
this port brig OF 200 tuns to load at Wilmington, N
T., MS7 so; to New-YoIk vessel from the south
sds Cuba at SIZE for Sugar and So for Molasses por
shalses paid to north side Cuba two brgs with ma
sAiasry, and to Tampa Bay, bark with troops, on
private terms TO New-York from Attskapas La
bug ut Is per hid for Sugar.
The Broadway Insurance Co. has de-
slared semi annual dividend Of Eve per cent pay
able on the 5lh February.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were
siee,eQo. Payments, $a7,6i3 Balance, Sa769,3ss'
The large receipts were on a transfer drai, from
Boston.
The following table will show the en-
psrs Of specie from this port for the week and for
the year thus far
Sassmar Asia I,iyernool American gold. $500, 0OO
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gosi

GES REWARD.-Lost, between No.
P IO "a Prince-st ald No iC7 "a ay., Risg csalaa.
ipg ten diamonds ii the mn Ter VIII return III. sans 70
No l07 ID ay he VIII ieceive tho above ard and ihs
thanks . the owner. No Questions asked IH
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Ey Teleafaph.
Disasters, &C.

BOSTON. Feb. lar ship ossipee. In. New. Orleans
echr. Washington. y. {.
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YNO LET-A large front, on second
floor fr gentleman sdy and ohldrea either fun
ished or unfinished, ortSO or three genuems. SoC
East Broadway. yhNh-
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Arrived.


Ship Guy Manneriar, tpaeseD Freeman, from Liver
pool Dec It. with mdse and passengers Taylor MeT-
NIL The u. M. has been ashore on the West Bank,
got of and iowed TO this City last night by steam tug
ship John Stuart tclippsr) before reported Ferris
Liverpool, Dec Is with mdse and passengers S,uaS<
Atlantic, West hence for Liverpool Ths J has had
deaths on board
BARK Rts BARS, Banhal. Bermuda DIS, in ballast, to
Tucker LgbgiburD.
New port (R. II with ru &C. 10 order vessel 10 j. H.
Brig Richmond, ,of Bsstonl Higgins, r o de JansnvDsc
sd. IN company with bark Ellen A. Parsons Fay. for
New-OrleGns; brig Geo OTIS Perkins for Boston. YES
sells lett before reported Jan u, az 49, lon 6G So spoke
paired company 18th Tar 30 lon 81 TO- Jan 2s
ls. g. Ion H. So" ship Pyramid, OF fhoGaston, steering
N. T..
BELOW ship and barks.
WlND-At sunrise, N.E. Meridian, N, Sunset. do.
The steamer Site OF Maine arrived on Saturday AZ
M from FAN RIVER She LETT tasre THURSDAY egsaing,
and took her from Fnday morning 10 from rhrOg
OWING to the large OF ice N the Ia places
between 1hros Point and RAers Island 1t is
Is feet thick
Ship Sarony before reported sunk a. Quarantine was
samson
Ship Marion hence for Savannah that was on Gre AMI
owee into Quar- AMI there scuItlcd has had
pump pu, BOARD aad osd to the City Stature AZ
afternoon
Capt Gordon of the sehr John Snow returns 70 Cant.
Bsnnan OF the u ) steamer Fulton hIg sincere thanks
for the nd and Efficient AID which ne ed 10 hm ia
has vessel rm the inside Of Sandy Hook aud tow
her toward the CITY aud expresses the same re
BIS entire cooVciion Of the utility of the service IN which
The steamship wss Wind, for ChAsres has sailed from
Quarantine.
HE nveTs and bay are clear Office.
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GTORE.-Wanted, Oh or before the Isl
- sf Mar, moderate-Szoe store suitable f-r JessU
Fancy Goods tie Hest side OF BT1.d~lg ps.,s
once 2fn'k
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To Mariners.
Spoken &c.

Masters ofveszels wshsg 20 enter the hbor Of Chat-
han caa Oh air plots by se,1ng sgnal.
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,. X. r. No.2.-RADWAY'S newly.

~. K. X. No. ,. -KADWAfo newly
u d covered Kennedy, called RADVAYs RENO
NAIING RESOLghNT, 81 aIiy performing RiIssis.
cInng scT0fua, hesets pblis, Jum0Ts, Csheefs ~
IL ess than ten minutes his extraordinary ree1yb eh
working IN the system. IL - free ON ctlose. neray
AMI coTr0slye sUbmate. Lee ali who suffer give his RsE
t3y tal and guarantee quick care. IL elncaes Ass
llies Tic blood 10 removes from tie b0lts Duse ~ 49,
sscretIons all ciseased dep aud renders tue 1seM
proof yainst renewed attacks Of disease Aregul. raI
sclzn Is "A Attendance from AN u pm q NO J"
Fultot.st No. ~ Bowefg A ii. Dcglass, Fstsfseh
RI 1tAiMxFh
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StameI AslH, LIvtfVOOI, Nultit I'M gU.V1.. Tvv70V
. silver. 100000
English silver. elj
Steamer Washington, Southampton, Am. gold l0s0OO
gold cust-------.- 5000
. Foreign sllver-.-- 20 600
Tota! Jan "A 10 jan Sl.s 6S5OSl
Previously spoT.ed-.-.----..---.....-- ~ sss
AVtsl TOT 1875 -iotS' VI
OF which e. 3s2 i9l gold and S4oO,sl2 IN SILVER.
We annex the report Of specie imported
INTO The District of New York, nom January -
January II, 1854 inclusive:
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~ OF THE CHEST ID. APPLETON co. vii
publish Tuesday. Tisatse GA tas Diseases q rue
Chest beng Course OF Lectures de sefod al ks Ess-
Ymk Hospital by John SRott, VI D.. Ply seAAn 20 ~
New Ork Hospital member OF The New YORK paiholo-
gisN Society 1 vol svo. illustrated pnce - iM
treatise will 10 found 20 eo all the Yea estabhhsc
rracc, facts IN relation diseases OF the Lungs ADD
Heart Few professional men wOu lie aole 10 snsf 10 We
pubic such Of observe ilps SIC osey ano disaetv
state j, and abOunding such discriminatory felecuHn
and srItten N such an al RiIani- sly e. ..
"a \ co have ius' pub lsnsd, WOMAN EAsM.
pTIRY FOR ACTS or PIEFY AND CHA dry
Juna kayshah. author OF Ma maize, &c. vol, limo
Price - cents. ,
NICARAGUA. its Pso lie. Scenery. Monuments ssdihs
propos Int ceshc Consl aud nun erOas original MAJ
and Illustrations b. G.. Ssicr iats Chssge dAssvsd
he United States 10 the kegu0Ics OF CeaUh Apencs
2 vols, $40. Price IS. HA
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TO LET, immediately, half OF House
Il No. lO5 l2th-st., between ssh and 6tb-lyt. VIII
privilege OF the Whoo aer lst May. Beat a3srtsfif
advance. Inquire on ths premises. dW
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~ LOUTREL. No y MAIDEN lane. sell as low prices
every sgye blank book. ~iitng paper AID staansU
art clss for 1882 oavslpe. C'DinE prssss &c
Ro0is ade pattern cards circulars Shsoks sc srn,sd
ja style required. HH'
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n I3OOV colsbfntrd BDHEMfAN ELEH DIE
does not instantly change red sasdy mar osss'
tful bia brown, II u change fade, y iAus
the kaf on SKIN or any Oher htr dye possesses the
or as many good qualities. snnfctuIed and sold 81 ne
PsrfuDsTy Store No. 2J7 Hudson st. Prize - cen pu
case. S. per dozen. 1W
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miscellaneous aouerlisfmtnis.

A & A. G.. TRAsK & co. have re.
M moved from No i1 Maiden lane to No 50 Liberty.
AZ near the Post Cfice 10 lws
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WIS perceived, volley was fired, without
DONG any more harm than the woundng a
horse, though not SO bad as To prevent his
running. The half-breeds returned the fire
and think Sioux brave was killed, as one
cramped up and went into the long grass.
where he fell
Five Sioux followed some distance; the
ha'f-breeds trying to ambush them, but with
out success. President Wilkeyr sons
horse was covered with "a robe, which in
the race, h troll upon, dragging the young
man cit. The Indians surprising him kill
ed, shouted their war-wboop, but ceased a.
they saw hun again mounted, and flying out
Of reach
The haf-treedS lost one horse, II dogs,
Clogs are horses bere,) all their lodges,
traps, turs and provisions, except that left
out the day before for the emergency they
saw their tents demolished by band Of In
dians from the woods, who had been placed
there 10 cut them off. The poor lellows
arrived safe home minus provisions for their
suffering families. The Sioux were about
800 strong. aud would have undoubtedly
murdered every hunter, had they lcen ta-
ken.
Some time during the first of the month,
Antoine La Pierre and Joseph Vale, half
breeds from here, while hunting near The
Missouri, for furs, were chased iy band
Of lndianS, tribe unknown. La Pierre had
Il hal shot through his nose, but reached
trading post on the Missonri. with feet bad
iy frozen. Vale fed towards the country
of the Crows, and has not been heard from.
So much Tor halt,breed suffering. Those
who can oppose our treaties and then pray
to God with clear conscience, must be
manufactured Of pure gum elastic
Now for a month farewell.
Yours,
THE DEPUTY CLERK.
Mr.. J. w. BOND,
Clerk Weather. Dis. Minnesota.
For the Pioneer.
Sketches ty q Can,p Fire:-Or, ROUGH
notfs Of trip 10 Pembina and Seltirk
Settlement, on Tie Red Rtrer ofthe North,
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4. =. NEW ELL,
Com miSSinn SsprchcNt

A Nd Dealer III iofeign and Domestic Hardware,
"A cook, parlcr and heaiins stoves Of all kinds
leCtcd from the Troy Cincinnati and ST Louis markets,
comprising the most varied assortment OF double oven
stoves and ranges the Eastcrn market affords Hollow
ware kettles, POTS ovens skets, iuinace> frying pans,
waffle irons shoyeis torgs, &c.
AlsoFarnng utensils, ploughs, cradles rakos, hoes,
shoNels, cythes, snaths aNes saws, sad ons zinc,
spring balances coffee mills Wire. nails tacks, &c.
Japaued of all kinds, lamps and ca,destoks, of
brass iron and I'm; britana and kitchen ware and
coffee pots spoons ladies' Summers, coffee and
boxes scrub, bac king and other Dru-has hydraulic
apparatus; WE'LL cistern ard house pumps Of al sizes;
water rams lead pipe sheet bar and pig Lead &c, &c
Minnesota. +. 5. \.
September 1, lo5i. 20-tf
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NuryfON
GRADUATE OF HaIvard University, Cambridge,
N Mass. Dr. f. believe il a dnty, a stranger. he
owes himself and the community, rs he intends 10 MAKE
Et Pad his permanent residence to state that he has
had many experience in the spitas and
f The Eastern cities also Of the diseases q! the Mis-
sssinp yallcy--is q graduate of the Oldest aud first
1uiyersity OF the country and was for a number Of
Years the private pupil oi The most eminent Surgeons
and rhv sicans OF New ORR, Boston and Ihade pha.
Dr French will give particular attention diseases of
,xoncu and Children, ard respectfully offers his services
I'm the practice Of Snr.ery, Medicine and Midwifery TO
the citizens OF ST. Paul and vicinity.
= REFERENCES:
Drs. Crow, Ray, Robertson, Kittoc. &c GAiESA.
Messrs EoIlinshead Rice &c Becker, Mr.. Roberts, j. w.
Simpson, 5. H. Sergeni, Gen. McPoal, ST. PAUL.
October 16. lS5i. 2b-tt
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MILLINERY.

MRS. l.. NJ. STOAkES, wishes inform the
1V1 Ladies' Of st. Paul and vicinity that she thank
full them for their kind patronage during the preceding
She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST FASHIONS and Il SPLENDID assortment OF Goods.
She has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both in beauty
and quality this side of New York. Artifciai flowers and
plumes Velvet and Velvet Trimmings, Of every color
etc. She may be found at her old stand few rods
of the Presb teran Church. where she wonld be happy
to attend 10 any order in her line Of business
November, 1851. 3.2Syi
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ROOTLESS

ioi people 10 expect prosperity who practice the
II bad economy of buying wretchcd sale boots and
shoes when they lnd genuine made work:
boih sewed and pegged wOinen's shoes gentlencE's
coarse ard line boots, Custom made, uppn honO- Of the
best mateal, neat door Ia Dr. Barbours Aputhecarv
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office Third street
81 Paul; where yoa may always find ready take your
measure when in, Holm QUINN
r = Prices fine calf boots, So 90; sec.nd quality
- 90; best hip, 81 5ci best brogans, 81 90.
Jan. So fitf
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ITO be continued }

M. Gordon Day aud partner have just
discovered rich lode of mineral, about
one mile north Of the bridge on the road
leading from Lancaster TO Beetown.- Grant
County Herald.
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Have YOU good Understanding I

49, MARVIN. invites the public to examine the
a. hest stock Of materials in his ne that has
80 seeu in Territory. He challenges either side OF
- tIantic 70 produce better quality of French Calf
sim. speciaiiy adapted for the winter season
% hand Also Ladies' fine custom made shoes and
Also Centemen's Calf and Kip Boots, the best
ssh.s can be made You know the stsnd-Thrd street,
near Roberts street. -
SeeDt Psul, November, 1901. ~
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NEW GIQ UOR STOR e.
CalhcaYi & Ernfher.

NUInCUIL 1JTUTNF1,
HMTO ID inform the good people of Minnesota, that
w they have leased t.e store on the southwest
Of Roberts and Third streets St Paul for the pur-
pose OF carving the Wine and Liquor businos. We
receiving direct from the Custom House in New
ork, large stock Of BrauIs Of various brands and
vintagca Wines, Port Madeira, and Malaga. Gins of
various brands; also, Old MonoEgahela, Whiskey Old
Toddy Whiskcy and superior article of ohio do, al!
OF which will be sold low for cash
We wOnld invite the propretors Of Hotels and saloons
to call and examine our stock.
CATHCART & BROTHER.
SAINT Paul November lS5l. 2ey