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u. ERENTRISS.

ISSs
EtROCERN ard Provision Store having removed to
~ Sd early opposite the Post Office is
prepared offer old ard customers the
selections in his lire; including hams pork, coffee,
sugar, ricecvery thing in fact, that wanted for
families ard boarding houses at the very lowest y
ing prices.
ST. Paul March 2s, 1859. 5e-tf
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F.. =. NEW ELL.
Com Mprch

4 Nd Dealer III Foreign aud Domestic Hardware
"A cook, parl0r and heating stoves Of all kinds,
eC'ed from the Troy, Cincinnati and St Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment OF double oven
stoves and ranges, the Eastern market affords Hollow
kettles pots. ovens skIets furnaces, fry ing pans
waffle irons, shOveS, tOHgs, DC.
Also-I armng UTENSILS piUagls, cradles, rahes, hoes
Shoycls cythes, snahs, SAWS sad irons, zinc
spring balances, coffee mills, wiIe. nails taGks &r.
Japaned OF al kinds, lamps and caHdleslicks OF
brass iron ana lin; brittana and kitchen tea and
coffee pots spoons, adies sbimners, tea, coffee and SUI
boxes scrub, hlaCkng and other brshcs Il, drtulC
apparatus WELL cistern ana house pump, OF all sizes
water rams lead pipe, sheet. bar and pig lead. &c
al my stand Third, near Roberts street, Saint pao
Minnesota. j. :. \.
September 4, 1851. 20-t
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The following is lis! Of the Grand ard Petit
Jurors, drawn To serve at the May term of the
dis,fic, court Of the county OF Ramsey, A. D.,
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STYLISH COATS,

STYLISH COATS,
S<ENTEEI Vests. aid Well lifting Pants, have much
Ga tn do with the success Of mankind. The dress, is
the most obvious index Of the ard perhaps the
ority of people uCOnsciously make il the OF the
Ii viii be study, enable customers
make g00d impression upon the world FAR as ii
hc accomplished by apparel. We have n large
of cloths and trimmings, quality; and will
only make ali garments to order, warranted tn fiji,
but shall keep hand choice assortment o! ready
made clothing coats, pants, vests, cravats over0as,
shirts, drawers and Undershirts for sale cheap for cash
A. drapers and taors intend TO deserve the
OF saint Paul. We can alwa,s be found in shop
Third Street nearly opposite n. A. Iauihcrts.
WILLIAM d HENRY NIEiiAUS.
Saint Paul Nav %, 1851. 6-ly
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NATHAN SPICER.

NATHAN SPICER.
II atchmaker and Jeweier, Third-st. 81. Paul,
HAS just received and Keeps cons tantly hand a
II general assortment Of Clocks, Watches and Jew
elry Also Perfnery and every other article his line
Gentlemen and Ladies respectful. invited call
November, lo5I.
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5tlllwater Business CARDS.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent-Stillwater, Mimi. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
warranted genuine.
ARRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar and Solicitor an
Chdncery.
VIII attend to all professional business entrusted 10 his
care. saltwater, Minnesota Fer. 62-tf
THEODORE r.. PARKER.
Attorney Il Counsellor at Law,
StiAwater, Hiahesofs Territory.
STORE IN STILLNV ATF.R.
EAIM w. HANKS on Main Street, / Saltwater, one
w door north of DIR. CaIil's building has OPEN
ed general Of Dry Goods. Groceries, Hard
Crockery, and all such goods usually kept
III country store, wic he viii sell extremely low for
ready pay. ~ Cal and look.
MAY 29, 1851. 6--ly
THE LAKE HOUSE.
NKATTHEW TAlSEY Proprietor,
VA Saltwater, Minnesota Terriroy.
March 5, 1852. A..
MARBLE WORKS.
&NyM. WllIiM, agent for Matthew iawton, Marble
w Cutter. of Pittsburgh is now prepared receive
orders and furnish all kinds of Monuments Tomb, and
Grave Stones, OF the best workmanship and material
NM. WILlIM
Saltwater, April II, l652. If
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE

On 81 AntkOny Street, f0o d0orS Deloit The 1meFic1n
House.
VxNiiE undersigned woud respo ctllv invite the
ton OF the public, their large and well selected
stock of Groceries ami Provisions Also, Ready Made
Clothing. Beots, shoes. Wines, Liquors. Nails, Glass,
Hardware, etc. all 0f which Will be sold cheap for cash.
I-J'Ilease call and examine before purchasing else
where. IRVINE 4 BROTHER.
81. Paul. Oct. rs, ISL. 20
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lllillomriprr.
VNalci,u.
NJ. l.. TRgECT,

NJ. +. TRIErT,
No. 81 Levce, Galena, II n ois,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pro
dIce, Tobacco Segars, Domestic and
Import,d liqnots.
Orders from Deaiegs and country Merchants respect
i'y solicited on board the steamer ommee, BY
&C. STROTUER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines.
oils, pants, brushes, wines. chemicals.
varnishes, patent medicines, SC. Sc.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. S2-f
UEMPsTEAD & WAsHBVRNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Gaiena, illinois.
:rTo We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land Warrants, which viii be sold.
May q #
". \ }. FEDDECA.
NO. IOG. Main street, Ga!rnu, III. Dealers in Dry
" Goods, Groceries Boots, Shoes Hardware, Queens
wares, &C. May, lojl 3-4
GEO. {. STROTHER,
Sole agent in Gaena for sale Of Sloan
Mediciues.--Mains street, Galena III.
X. McLa@an,
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, GaIena, iii.
5. 5. MERRILL s CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots aud shoes,
No SO, SteamJos! Landing, Galena
J.. :. FELT. Gatena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceres, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crocbery. iiouseiurnislIns Goods,
Mattresses. &C.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and tuse 2-l0
JOHN T.. SMITH CO..
VGchznakeys and yeUeie rs, Man s., Caiend. Illinois
4 Large and well selected assortment Of Clocks,
N atChes, Jewery and silver poons constantly on
hand, for sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
Kinds of .ewelry made 10 order and neatly Repaired
All orders puuctually attended The highest price
/ paid tor old cul. and silver 2-2s
II. n &. DRUM.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA IIoTEL.
NUANIFACTtRE and keep constantly on hand a
Va complete assortment o fancy and " ndsor Chairs
Also Bureaus, Tailes, STANDS, Writing Desks. Looking
Glasses, Bedsttads &c, &c. Persons wishing to rur
chase VIII do well to can before they bay elsewhere as
prepared sell good article. ana IL Il ris
invariably cash. We can afford To sell Il cheap. or
clieapcr than other m the city. reasonable de
ducon made persons hu,iug sell again. All orders
nom distance punctUaliy attended 20.
Gacna. May, 1881. "a
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q. j.. FRENCH, VI. d..
SHrcfOn IYi Pbvsicifa.


ltRADCArE of Hnr' ard University, Cambridge.
IA Mass pr. :. believes II duty. stranger, he
himself and the comnuItN he int mas 10 make
ST. Pau his permanent r>iuei'e, TO state tht he ht-
had many experience IN the hospitals and practice
of the Eastern cities, and also Of the diseases the Mis-
sisspPi vaileN.Is graiU4te oi the Oldest and fl 81
University oi the country. and Tor number al
years the private pupil oi The eminent Surgeons
and Ply sicdrs of New orh, Boston and Phiadtil ha.
Dr. French vii give particular attention 10 diseases NJ
women and children, and respectfully offers his
in The practice o Surgery. Medicine aid Midwifery
the citizens of ST. Paul and vicinity.
REFERENCES:
Drs. Crow, Ray, Robertson, ki,toe, &c. GAIrNA:
Messrs. HoliinsheaG, Rice Becker, Mr. Roberts, V.
Simpson, = H. Sergent, Gen. McBOai, Sr. PAUL.
OctObsr l6 Is5I. 26-tf
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SE\A' MEAT MARKET.

fHNIIE Subscribers have opere, market for the sale
Of Fresh Ileat, Third Street in the rear of the
Fremont House ST Pad, one -ne place lately advcT.
tiSCd the meat market oi MIR iaoNV); where people
Of 81 Paul and Vicinity, VIII be .rnisCd with good bee
al living prices
3Gf TAINTTR a IANDrRS
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IL. w. Lott,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and General
Land Agent.--St. Paul.
Particular attention Will be given to collections,
Paying Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Emption Claims, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. Sil
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n. e. AMES. R. r. NELSON

TTORNENS AND COT NSELIORS At Law
N ara solicitors in Chancery, 81. Paul, Minnesota
wi. atrnd viii promltness AID fidelity all law bi>i-
entrusted tltir in Minnesota, and the aloil-
ing counties of WISCONSIN
j. Particular attehion VIII be given 10 the collection
OF debts, ard the location ot Land W arTInts.
S.nt Is - III
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PAINTING.

g. HERMAN n NOREY. on Fourth street, ST.
~ iaGl, near the middle Of town, in the building Of
Mr.. Knox. MP stairs be found ready attend 10
Painting III all lis departments. House painting, sign
painting, carriage and ornamental painting all done
up promptly and with paints of the best qua ity If
do work III IA sovellly oi kmaulike munncr, we
DO not expect get business in the enlightened
ST. Paul. 3iy SHERMAN n sIOuEN.
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Attorney at La1o aud Solicitor Chancery
COMMISSIONER for States of Maine. Rhode Island,
u Connecticut. N"w York, pcnns lvaiia, Virginia,
Alabama, Ohio and Louisiana
IrAn instruments To be used or recorded in any OF
the above States may be taken my Office in 81. Paul
Jul, 81. ls5i. l5-jf
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VnNiE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi-
ZeEs OF st Paul and its vicinity, thai he is
rSin on the above business III the 2nd story of X VI
Spenccrs new building ui 5ih and Robot
Particular attention paid TO binding Magazines Period
icals &C. in plain fancy bindhg at the shortest
ana reasonable terms
JAMES MACkINTOSH
ST. Paul, March >, ls52. io-E
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pEESCOrr Il B.tNER.
JACOB j. NOAH,

4tfsrneys md COunSef0rs at L4C.
OfIire-Third street. near the Central House.
GEO. W. PREsCpTr. ID. \. J. BAKER.
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WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Rarher and HairyDreSSe


"GOING 1T AI.ONE!'
ENRED. HARDY. is now sole proprietor OF the Amer
ican saloon; and being no ,ourer m company, Is
therefore none the less anxious company; being
prepared at ali times, them with the best ht
has in his shop
Paul Janusry lSrl--iCff
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind MaMufactOry.


Corner of Fonrth and s.t Peter Strcets)
Nj. WISE CO..
LIVER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
a extended 10 then beg leave inform the b.ilderS
Of St Paul and the Of mank in general, that they
always on hand, and prepare pared to make
amount of Doors, Window sash Blinds and Frames to
order, at short in the durable manner and
al the most reasonable prices of cash. Give call
Decemher 25 1851 MiCIiAEi. W1SE
Boy JONAS GlSE.
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St. Ddul 6ustneSS Car0S.
MECHANICAL 8. PR ROFESSION.lL.
CARPET wEAVINC

CARPET WEAVING.
TuNiE 81 BSCRIEER, at thd corner of Fifth and Min.
Il nesota Streets, 81. Paul il prepared weave rag
carpets, equal IN appearance ITO ingram Carpets,
very low price Any sort of osd garments be used
mp more economically in tins way, than in any other
and there Is scarcely family that not, shorI
tme enough in this way Tor handsome and dur,-
Die carpet. EDWARD VI. WALTERS
Janusry !, 1852. 37y
p =. Carpets hand for sae; and all sorts of
bought exchanged for Carpets.
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NJ. l.. TRiEET,
No. 81 Levce, Caiena, Illinois,
oryyarCinc and ComulsSio Merchant, Dealer in Pro
dIce Tobacco, Segars Domestic and
Imputed liIuots.
Orders from Dealers and country Merchants respect
llly solicited on board the steamer y NominCe by
2-5o ". YOUNG.
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To the Citizens Of st. Paul aud Vicinit,

To the Citizens of st. Paul and Vicinity
FENlE undersigned having carried the business of
Il Building III Saint PAM for tbs past year. and from
the liberal patronage extended to him by the citizens
orally he intends continue the business Of his prols
sion il this City.
Gentlemen wishing build he accommodated with
plans bills, estimates aud specifications, by calling he
subscriber at his Oilice in Levi sloan's store.
n. {. PRENTISS.
SAINT Paul, MAY 20, 81. ct
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REAL ESTATE NOTICE.

FEHIE undersigned, having been appointed Agents to
the sale OF Real Estate give notice that they have
ten lots III hittsouS addition 81. Paul, and lots
Whitney & Smiths. ASio--l,Hr lots the uppe
town. whic they VII sell cheap on application hci.
made to them at their auction rupms.
COLLINS & IL IL,
AuCtoneers and Real Estate Agents.
81 D,rf sar.lJ IA 10 pff
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Clothing.

YAM. S. VANDERBILT would call
the attontoG Of his customers. and Lae pubic gems
ally 70 his weseeced stock Of Cloths Csssir srf ss-s
isEs and Fall and Winter Goods al hIs CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENI ils Bf.sassY.
saore he Ia prepared 20 make up gEN1LkME EMS so
rows CLOTHING. IN the most fashionable style
He also keeps we'll selected ASSORTMENT OF uenILs
EFH's and BOYS READy-MADE CLOTHING.
Also, Eeue ral assortment Of everything found Ia
eKrTLuVyF'f yuRsisHIso YsriRr'ssNysT
~ sus
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6ats, Gaps, sc.
3 ereirp. &r.

Y =
DEDUCEU PRICES. WATCHES
! 4 and JEwELhY st REDUCED PRlCES-rhs
IuhScnber expecting to receive several large INVOICES OF
WATCHES and JEWELRY for the Holidays, Is row sal
Inc sf his present stOcs al greatly reduced pfces
Fine Gold lss ,ne Watches. holes iewelsS for-St!
F.ne Cold Detached Levers. full Isreled- .--------
Eine Gold Patent Lever ~
And all other kinds of Watches at equally Low pccs
a'so all kinds of Gold Chains pure Gold wedding Kings
Gold KEYS and Seals Gold Pens aud Pencs Gold and Si.
Ter Thmbes, Diamond Rings and Prs Brscee's, colo
Ioo.es Cuff Pms Ear kngs Gold and Silver Spectso os
Rssstpins Finger RIMS Silver Fruit Knives Sterling SLY
var Spoons Cups Forks al much less pnse' than any
other house Gold Watches as low 81 sA esch watches
and JeNery exchanged Al Watches warranted to keep
good time the money returned Watches, Clocks sno
Jewel repaired N tie hest manner at much ess mar 'ff
n al prices GEo U ALLEn
In porter Of Watches sHd Jswey, wholesale and Rein
wa 81 ysu-.t ntf
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tbW'DK COLIiNsa co. = H.i-a Men
BROWN, SHIPLEy co, Liverpool.
v G R0BERrs co, y Kings Arzi fr
London,
JOHN MUNROR n co, - Rae Eosts D4ssis
vesoues. Pans or GEO v. DRAPER, hsu,
The ~ thess ships viii s"i he sooosmsosM 81
dive ssOp specie Ieweiry, precious stoves o. zS.a
unless bills u laJins Ars sgpei h-u'.fi ara IA ~
lhsre0!thsrsp suppressed
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0nlfry, Sarowdrs, 30.

CAUTION 10 HARDWARE DEAL
ESS,-We take this method OF csuroalsS our fTiezd5
anu At hNcwart eeAeD generally against certain fIits
nshaiseicfsd IN America and stamped ~Rbo.sOa--ssl.
sies are nsce BY persons IN connected With Iu
hoose ha tss names oeas Ike ours, dealers shsrld
csfeiHi thAt Shey are Mt deceived Oar FILES bsvs
stsfn sd upSn each tang our ara, iBBOISON
shOlhkS CO. also eng corpssie marx. ." G;iobs 70
~ formerly nSy be advisable farther ssss thar osI
best Cast Steel Royal Improved Eiles tukiverss, Saawp
By the cid stamp. CObcHl are well Known a Aettsr
adapted tor Enginss AID Mach asa purposes A.s A.
nov IN use n the un',ed States
lBRorsoN, BRoTHERs co
- shsfA sid, Ea<lars
HENRY J IBBOrSOS. Agent
lls lswFf Once No. 1is Pearl g. New Yes
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Bchoois.

SCHo0I, 70. ENGINEERS, $50 HOus-
- s,nr Y-Nr VICTOR BEAUMONT. Civil
xaupe.T trSaust. ffoE l. Ecoie Ceairals ass Ars q
Ga,rs,r.rs, Al pxrs viii commence "a he Isl 81 FEB
Tsry pe,t new quarter tAs course o. svea
AZ b scha, IN ali ths branches tss9f-Nct sas Psolca
sssssSt,s via CIVIL Raria.srss Fsr sssr's ana refer
rsaees appy At the Scsool- WI
DRIVATE EVENING CLASS IN
II rprNCu- MIR NOEL BERGER. from Pans Pro
lessor Of the French Language the Na,sls;,'e in'
tue has Just opened, 81 his own cNs.lhs NJ - va Az
Nondsv "Wednesday and FRIDAY, At u oei'cN. iem--
s2 per qsarter s. for one Month pay ne IN sdsas
Nr NOEI RERGIER slso gives privatS lessons NJ AIS
rsS,5srcs ~ thai OK ms pstroas Terms rlOdeTats
= ~ :, ia 9wMAsF'
DRIVATE TUITION Ia SPANISH
II C. CORRIN continues 10 giv7 lessons IN tss pas
Castsa Lar guase either 1t his resterce 81 tsa 81 pt
D,is Appl, NJ No Al 5tA-st near fda lD lm'
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MneiCal.

NUSIC-A Lady is DESTROYS to obtain
lVA few pupils for tAe Piano Forte sad Sinsss
Would give Lessons st their residence n oreeTr~s .e
reason able ADDRESS MUSIC TEACHER, No - frank
lin ~ lH
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N Village "a finely csiea or Flushing Bay, atloiRne
College Point, within lies Of the City Hail. and &C
may be hsf to ieYera tunes day BY laad OF water
Tho FROM the beautiful flie embraces some OF
OF tho most varied B0d picturesque scenery Ia the vGnits
OF Nes>trk and requires but 10 ho visited 70 De al
and selo sted t1r ana heathfJi residence
II Is directly north II aud az Joining Strat0upO where
lots sold ispdy lass tDiing snd are nos being
butt and 0ihe Improved The plots vary IN sZs
from CITY lots and The prices rage from 0v
Sl0each
TENS So az tho tine II purchase, and the balance
IN monthly nsalinfnts OF $40 inns beautiful property
therefore within We means Of most every person who
desires TO become hs larCoo AMI free himsel from
city The value u property IN that vicinity has
greatly Increased wl'Lla snort tune
N IA few o's remain I'D at Strattonpcrt. prics
$9C0 each Those dear ~ information wil oeAse CAL A.
the Office, No 6e3 Broad~sy corner Of Aml'y ST. where
fun particulars VIII be cheS4f lis given. j2lCld
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L,OR SALE.-House and Lot No. 81

u Clinton place (8'h Ct near j.hav Lot q by 80
feet II riches House u by 10 feet aud extension two s'p
resl 10 or II feet four stories hight, with basement. and
cellar under the whoe1nisted m modern syie, CrO0n
ster throughout with babs, statuary, marble els,
xc ircn vsrsndah IN front street Price $1,000
One half may remain bond ard mortgage, n desrco.
Also House aud Lot No ~ Cutoa- plice. (sd Ilnng)
and House and Lot No ii Ninth - same IN all fesoscs
rs the frtnsmed Tor futher particulars address post
" Wsti Al froip 10 2 O'clock l. NJ lsJ g.
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AMES G. KING, a., is = partner in
ser ksRss froca this iats.-Nsw York, yaa Ia, IsSs
W Ns JANIS q. KING SONS.
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nor SALE--Ths elegant brick House,
bot air furnace gas range Sc on Carroll third house
from Cos1s st., Brooklyn. Prise. $s.5@ WIZ b sold
Asps to JOHN H. KEYSERA CO s CiiaW IA
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Gopartnersbip

nlSSOLU1ION.- The Copartnershio
- heretofore eIIsns between ths undersxass ups-,
ne nrn names Of SHEPARD, ROBERTS co In ri. J.
Cixsf Ne~-f0rt. and A BURBANK 4 co IN ine c.,
Of Rochester, u his Gay dissolved Iy msta.i Gomez
nop.hio W bVhnAnk viii settle the bugUess Of
we is'e uss ABhAM SHEPARD
New York, Jan 2ls1 ABNI2 af,apASp
COPARfNHAsHIP The suh..rh,,. h.x.,h;.S
vp TT ID, 90 CepMnerseip snder the firm Of l.. ROB
kEie 70 Tor TIE transacsn of rsasI Al Flour ram
sad Produce Counissos buur ess IN ms o.t,
LkNIg kOuERrS, New-Yoyt.
New YORK. Jss .. ils us tws
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TH T. n EW EN- LAND LIVE
II STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY Of New Haven
Conn, nsure horses cattle se loss from cesth
ether fTsm material cause aecielt disease OF an, de-
scnptIen vLaisy.r New Yers Agency No. 10 Welist
Nfu l.. d. HART, Agent.
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E>OR SALE. House and Lot No. l6
II Bedford st Lot 70 feet inches front, II feet isches
rfar AND u fee iucn depth House Is two ttoTy
brck dwelling rents r. SttU AIpy 10 y ~ BROWN,
Real Estate Broker, Nc. n Wall-tt, from 70 2ooiocs
p 81 % s..
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yVHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

THE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
"A CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS sss.'s
NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, direct and es1
BOSTON and LIv ERPOOL-rhs Boston shlps oaiIs
lag al HsfsI 20 lard xHd receive mails and passsa<su
ARABIA, Capt ---. AFRICA, a hns
PERSIA. Capt. - EUROPA, Lev
ASIA G N " Judkics NIAGARA, J. St0ps
LHEprca N Shannon CANADA. W Hsrss
CAMBRIA, J. Leitsh.
Tasss Sss.oA carry clear vi - 'Ieht Al nAdes
green OF starbO1rd bow, red on pom bow
AFRICA, Harrison, fs NEW YORK. Weinesdu hs
CAMBRIA, Leitch from BOSTON, v eans-dsy Int
ASIA. Jud.ias, hoss HEw YORK " ednssdA, Jns
AMERICA Shannon. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, fsAt
NIAGARA. Stone. I'M NEW YORK. weinesdsy, fsaa
EUROPA Lott. fTOE BOSTON, "Wednesday, Fob
CANADA, Lans from NEW YORK, Wednesday, Fah
r1 french, Gerasn and other Foregn Goods, rssss
ard brought II common With Bntisa Goods rhresssb
u ns ara gwen ia Havre for New-York.
Passage from Nev-Ysrh OF Boston 20 iive'pssi, VIZ
Berhs not cured until paid for. "a.
Freight will be charged ON specie befosd AZ tniSuN
sersonsl espensss
An experienced Surgeon oa board
~ An lstters and newspapers ssti pssS thfOsgs "
fest-Odics For freight or passage, apply to
y. CUEARD, Jr., "a Bsos4sh
rirss Cabin. Sl1s; Second CABIN. s1s ssns
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for the Aoii6aps.

NJ b. PETERS & Co, Importers Of
lNl CHOICE OLD WINES. BRANDIhS. LiQUoN
"A CIgA RI. have recent opened thstI STOCK a.
NO 800 BRO DWAf.
WHARF they cfey 20 plDhc very superior sruoies n
shs,y d,nartnrn, o. trade. Ther fsoilties IN the
TMpORTATIOE OF CHsMPAGNLS AND OrHtb
-. WINES
ara sues that they afford 20 sell THEM a. discount 81
~ lsss 20 PEI cent lower than theJ be purchased o.
sry other house in the city
Wholesale dealers particularly requested 70 exam 70
their STOCKS inducements viii Dc offered rot met w
elsewhere, the prce veil as 10 the quali'y OF .net
goods Customers rely upon finding tns ohoices
Us I'M. NO 900 BROADWAY.
EURS FURSi-A large stock of fancy
fpp. in every variety A. e1csd g9ss a. Rovsr
al lns MONAhODk >, 10. = =
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TFpresses, &r.

CREGORY'S GREAT CALlFORNI,
NPACKAGE and PARCEL ENPRESS-peir.,,~
GEORGIA, on SATURDAY. Jan. n. at &C al M
srasch guaranteed fgtght rssaTEsd rae sah,crS,
will f,r~ ard Spec = Express ny shove steamer
shly'eTs requested 70 have ther goocs sr,y a,
Friday IN order 20 have tsefn corded aAd ssslsd IN
tor 81 pmebt. Packages must De put up ~ ~ssprs,,
condition and not eNeeed C0 ~ WEIGHT exeh aai ). "a
con panied With invoices THOMpSONS AIrcHcoCs
Js2 s. Managers aud sssu's, Ne is)Pean. her v,us
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miscellaneous Advertisements

NOTlCE.-To the Editor of the Trib-
uneI vas present yes eIdsy IN the restaurant Of O.
LlNDENDlClER, No 30 Wiksn-St a. the tame ne gave
on ner 10 about 0 poor people and he IS wiling To DO so
as long have such cold wesher and so eag as no
permitted by means Honor 10 the brave and noble MI
Llndt nmu,eI. u23lt NJ FRlEDLANDER