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KHTUnATsM.-Wby suheT IfOll Ilt PahKs on IhIs ulr5
remedy within reaehl Even
form Of th dreadful dease sg'e or ehou attended With sn-
MOI eupp be msdea faculty ht proved q avail thoasals
have en rsdcsy the Of the celebrated VeEe:sbe
RHEUMATIC CoNPoUSD which
MOI rere dee 4 exclusively used r ths onv
W.F.ALExASDEE & Co. Proprst1rx
4. p.~.f.
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ITALY.

MILAN May 3-1he Sequesiration Committee has sus-
pt nded Op rtOns unit concession, in favor of
The absenees which Count Rachberg has obtained from
Marshal R4detXkY
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THE LATEST.
From Europe-[BY TEE EURogA

fey TELEGRAPH FtUM LONDOs TO LIVERPOOL.
BOSTON. Thursday, May -. 1853
The following ielegraphic dispatch is d~tod London Sat
urisy Mornir 2, May "a, 1883;
Pans Friday-Bour,e dull and inactive -Four and-a
Half Per Cents closed AZ iO4l.
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no CORRESPOyDENTs.

No iGkeu Of Commuricsons Whatever
be authenticated By the and
sddr Of necessarily for publication bus
Of his good filth
We undertake return rejected Communication
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Aem'2lork Oailp 0ribnne.
FRIDAY, MAY n, 1853

~ Persons waning TA< TsH> len At the residences or ,ss
will please leave their sodress he PubeAon Ocs OF
hrsush the PosOfoe Pce IA cents sweeE-PAJAos
-
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DENDiARh.

seOns ARRAY had taken place between the Danish and
G.rmsn Carpenters emplO I'd the railroad At Copenhi
gen The troops had To b. called out MAINTAIN order
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The steamship Empire City.

NEWORLEANS, "Wednesday, May Is lass.
The steamship Empire City leaves here to morrow or
New York RIA Havana.
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ASSEMBLY


The Governor returned endment the bills appro.
prisI ply interest Canal Revenue Certai-
cats and the Oswtgo Canal loan They
Dir PETERS LAID on the table resolution for tho be,tor
security Of deposits in Saving, Banks, requiring them 10
re- ont am ually a. fhe Supervisors.
The ssult Ste. Marie ship Ca, al bill was debated
The bl 10 incorporate the Niagara Ship Canal Company
came up
III bad been made nece-sary and tat be reported
pte and retain IL place upon The list
Mr. tLAPP opposed tEa; disposition Of it. and moved
that IL 90 to Va. Committee Of the Whole
Mr. BURROUGHS advocated reference 10 Select
COMMITTEE, consisting Of the Numbers representing the
Counties If Erie Niagara aud Orleans he looked upon
the pr jet blow At the uefnaess Of the Erie Canal
Mir HOLLEi replied in defense. He said is cons'ruc
ton would certainly insure Us the annexation OF the Cans
dasas certain as ths afternoon follows the ADD nerd
ian. And D,t.ad Of being deirntn the interests Of
the EIie Canal he went into argument 10 show that
would be an actual benefit
Sir CLAPP opposed the bill, as prediudical to the
interests OF his constituents and to the business Of the
Sir PETERs favored the bill he spoke until the hour
for Recess to4 J. NJ
AFrERsous sEssios
Mr.. PETERS resuned The hoor upon the Niagara Ship
Canal bill and continued his REMARKS in favor OF t6s
Mr. HASTINGS represented lis constituency much in
Ey Of The Erie Canal Engiargemsnt ard -aiou, Of is
interests they we're nevertheless, fsyOrabs 10 ship
Camel because they believed II work Of gre public
Importance IT. oc' suuction would in way imptr or
lessen ibe Of tie Canal lie believed the com
m.ree Of the West would increase faster than could
iuTIb for transit that even this avenue should
take on from tie other s there would be lief, 10 the Eis
Csnsl sll Il could do. IL would be diverted The
Western CommeTce would 90 down the Eds Canal and
vCud never go through the ~ Lawrence II must How
the channel now follows aud thus fad h way to the
bosrc
br LOOMS corrected bis statement made this morning
relative 10 The Corporations named
Mr. PAYNE had yet 10 10 r that the people Of Rochester
were ~ favor Of the lie believed they ft A. 10
that the Interests Of Rochester would be materallyn
would IN n
r. chester.
The previous question moved--and the final vote
was then taken, ard the bill lost by A. 10 90
motion 10 reconsider lies on the table
meuf
Dir BURROUGHS hoped not lie was in favor ofnak.
ing amendments in Committee Of the Whole If m de II
al Was opposed 10 recomming ALSO Tor the reason ths
he had good ground for saying thai question 10
made one Of party legislation IL the intention 10 make
The schems perfect ia midnight CAUCUS and then press &
TIN cugh here under tie previous question Adjourned
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~ FowLkRs e. WILLS, Psychologists and publish
IA Clinton HaH No ~ essssu-t- N~v.Yark

Painters 81 eteh and pots sing.
Locks tia; shame the Sinf.
Cupds urk with ty earessss
FOrmsd b. beaufy's twning tresses-
20 After few applications Of DAvIss HTPLEioS,
vi fscee scs ard danduf from the sc1 makes ne - 2
Lpbe soit 81 gossy Try 81 you viii fnd esOer an esT
tbsn nyhiTS sOs Il shy perfad and vii b. s"snd o-aa-
fol article for TIE toilet Price Is totle vss kABFts
VII su'ey bar 70 ia onsnI eoOr y q, ua ant ~
0snns chsmi,rv Price per bottle FOR sss Il me p n
cp6. No GADdst No ia Broadway, hT I'll d1fE "a
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NEN-ORLEANS, ThuTsdsy May o 1853
The steamship Yacht fr, has arrived port
bringing 600 in specie. Her dates 70 the 2Sd nst
but The news is unmpOrtaot
Csrayaal stil in prison. being unable to procure
hail
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T., RKEY.

MADRID, May 9-The Count de San Luis has decln,
the post OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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srn1rn M.nHmr.-It uaa nn arinm nf az al

SEwIso MAoHBEs.-lt was an axiom Of the cele
hntsd that thnrs couA be done
lut q tailor other coth believe
va stitch o.
TIRE t1eecs with chain s-h the
needle usebtDs VIII any good purposs thisE ths
cant he done r. Gully machines thar all perfectly
SscERs Pen eDoosr Acton Machines ca. IN
operation - the NevYork OHice, No. 30 Broadway.
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The Buropa,s Mails.

bOSiON, tnnrs1sy, MAJ ., isSh
The steamship Europa arm we'd at her whArf hAfp,st
Ave o'clock this evening. The steamer Rescue sent
down Tor the mails and arrived bsck With them IN 10
send them on to Nsw.York by the New Haven train his
afternoon
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. THURSDAY May ~ lsA
The Maryland LegSlafure has relced tne o' 70 "a "a
the erection Of the propO.sd National MODERNISM IN iads
pendencs square. Philadelphia
No mail TO night south Of Wilmington.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE-Exrm sss,ro,.

SENATB....ALBANY, Thursday, May e6. 1855
The memorial of Grinn.ll Mnturn Il Co, and others
asking for the repeal Of the Emgrant Passenger Law,
which passed the last night of the regular session,
taken mud De baid and committed to the Senators from
New. York AID Mr. COOLEY.
IL beng posed tu refer the memorial 10 the Committee
on Commerce and Navigation,
MIR BABCOCk opposed. One of the reasons tor tho
bill that shipping merchants deeply interested ia
procuring the landing of vessels at particular wharve aud
All allowing boarding house keepers To board their ves
sells and be the first fleece the poor 2 grant major
iiy of the Committee gave the sabect anxious and
patient conside, alton and under the best advice seems
however the bill does remedy AL the evils Indeed il
seems there is remedy by law 10 put stop to
the mulfnious wrong. Nothing short of despoto
government ntcting necessary chastsement woGf do.
At present, the penalties tall ON he innocent the
guilty. No sooner Is one law made than the guilty ings
nuiS Of the dishonest, IT, The bill at is passage
seemed right If Al better one be- passed he tor
IT, Ia the exclusion of all Otrr subjects Of legislation
Mr.. COOLEY did not believe but that any institution,
wih ut he AID # despJsm could atendt 10 the landing Of
immigrant passengers.
The pres.nt law allows the enErant 10 be- tossed upon
the public dock, right into the hands 81 these maaudOrs
Tie charge respecting the sale OF permits by shipping
chants wholesale one, and proved The bill wu
passed unoer IN enure m'sapPrehen' on OF The facts
Mr. BtEKhAN said t .ident IA At ~ yet leg sla
ten had not accomplished that was hoped He favored
Sc eot oumoe July to examine the state Of tho imngrs
H. n gtmci =
MIR. COOLEY conceded with the motion Tor such com
mittee lie moved tO refer the memorial 10 the Senators
from the City ~ New York
On M BARlLElTS motion, Mr. Cooler was added +,
tn. Conn ittee
and Others tor aid 10 the New Yo,k Juvenile Asylum.
REPORTS RECEIVED.
Concerning Mutual Losn Cou psLies
Authorizing subscription TO the Sodus Point Railway
Company.
NOTICE Oh BILLS.
To amt nd the law relative 90 Illegal Banking
BILLS PASSED.
To incorporate SixptDny Savings Banks.
To amend bill relative to the grade Aes ia the Seventh
Eighth sId Tenth Wards in New York
Adjourned I'LL morrow morning nj 10 o'clock
This omission Of the usual afternoon session was Tor the
IuIo'e Of allowing the Judiciary Committee to consider
some important subjects
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orner or rur Nrw.YOgK CRY DlarcrORs

rsThe twelfth number of the regular pubicatiOnwill
h ued In few dsys the public asured h.t the
epuis,on e. loved m uny ysars will be fully sustained the coming
edition
.t ,,o ever issued have been added containing
BUSINESS DlREcToEY,
Of trades professions &C., Of great value 10 all bu
80. psope compse Table OF Postaee inland aud foreign, with
,h s connections and Map Of the City, well
of concerning Banks Insurance Companies Schools
Churches, Military, &c, &c
T whole Island to the Harlem River has been eanvaed the
.hoxe work and ANY thousand names added.
Subscribers all who desire reliable Directory, respectfully
notified that The volume issued nom this office Will have stamped
tas back "New-YOgk City Directory lSS-5A
CHARLrs r. RoDE, (a.e DOggst Roae)
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-Yy BrSJArrs's Bass SPRse TRgss No. Is Beck
sever rs nor grows veal fn use u retain, Ins ispsrs
49, 5000 ones when arectens are mAsvea ~ 90"
~ cySs, sna Hsssy ssturnss u n0s s'ss'S'''
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TW Al IVTlIT VNNIl NIIltIV TIC u INtatN VEtNaof
Prom uc.adne Chinese to men on springs;
The haAy-luniper, too,-thc wonder ~ the age,
Now lie the Hipptdrunlc, l. al the rage.
Toys ard trnkegs ffop PsIs's famed bazaars,
Ard some cen ffOlp the n sons Of the CEags.
lhe number b three forty-fve Broadway,
ksa ~ serve all--icl on parle ffancas
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IN BrSJ +. sEAyER, No 80 Broad-st, offers for sale
Kennedy Tweeos sDets Casneres esv Cloths Psnta;
lion ssph Insey Ticks Canton Fnne Stripes and
rsds Of various styles qusies Also, full assortment Of
P,iptsd fof see and Cotton Hs.akerchies
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n. I,x,,x. P.rrsr (srcUsEp) lS49-PryKs.

Br LKrrKRs PArESr (sEcusEp) lSi9-PULvER-
P.rtSr Nolrnc GRAMS
~ ~ worn undrr smestS the mosf weadEf discovery
80 eeef,ciy day. The Of
yertcn has Ameres BY The A.Aeuy 81 hed
80 M Neu YAH and have been applied slth
80 ir De MecA Colleges the CITY, Believes and wars Island
Hospa RrooIbn City Hospital ke sne N knrSps oy ne kssl
sne fsI, By The penal fssnty Nisnss y tss 80 fsssJ
al n<inons 81 se hses sso< 'sa<
<ks principal hospitals in Europe a.. A.. -. - =.
TSs propI:eioss Of - - sns
Ann n RE shovo America ana tnfefc va ne
mast eminent and eistnsuhed msuesn q ne Ps's e0'o
ScrnspAeseA and 5nyite the public 10 examine tn<ne
Fsi nsssS ss1 M - 80.
4, ERrsre obtsned erss< Il the oee
s Nh b uussiek Tee % ssse 70 any spss o. ne onsea
taieecent P>s-.ts
- j srxIssEs No SIS Speedway. cor. fnnee'ss
YYr Manufacturer OF Shoes, Boots, Clothing Mat
c,h.rz Carriages Bags aud OF all elotn and leather work
~. ne 1sry 6nesf the heaviest come SO seSns asonaa
i,s sesu ard more beautiful thaa any ssns saa
al sh~e werk will rsvel vhen thlrd seteA
~ PIKE SO 20 $50 Cesrfcafes rom Psrsess ssAf esna'ee~
ssns all wto WIS., Ne 81 CAsmbsrset Ny
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beuRNNo MUsLTs.-lOO pieces beautiful Mourning
French yecns worth 26 800 pcs Mourning Lawns
Al III worth I6 Just Mourning Store OF
BART 4 WEED. 55i Broadway.
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~ Fvery citizen who is paving enormous rcnts, Al

"
living unhealthy and cranmd APARTMENTS 10 thus city advised 70
$4,000 worth Of eligible building lots and
as M he hundred Subscribers the Sist Of
Nav Fscl sbc CT will receive warsntge deed oI four building
lois nom twenty soTea aud Al Tor so only
passhle These are a. Ros,vNe beautiful oca'
ion on Ire Ions Railroad the calculated Lake Rnlk,n
lcme 40 The Village Lakeland whert hundreds Of ctxea
bpidiag
A church has been erected No delightful
hsaAy location aud within TIE vicinity Of NeNozk Fora
sppy once nearly all eagaged CHARLEs WooD
Ma "a and pamphlets be had gratis
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20 doubt fashionable ebeape and largest selection
Clothing and fabrics togstn
With the handsome sch etoLs Of Gents Furnishing Goods
IIosy &c H. L. FOsTERs celebrated Wbolesa
and No q CouaDd where IN
nnnens ready made will mako full suit OF clothes
In tuelvu and please call again" about H.
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~ Crystal Palace Carpets at HIRAM ASDERsoS' 5
Esht sp.ecu. sales Rooms BOwery Magnificent Mosaic.
ROYAL feisea Tapssry and Imperial Threepy Carpets
irforstd for exhibition the NewYork Crystal Palace.
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- ~ su,Y,,. NJ MP.a Daashiers Of SaIuAia,
( n...,,.,, N Ap,.sca s OFT Soc. uftseffo Man,
CrTA Nc IOR Order fthe Clfcie,A
A a a n T. q. I. r. Mus Nut ProLAsso'n.
Ant r. Soc II Temperance. Order of The Lone
Aueisnt Order Of Hiberaans
M r.r,,. and looses Officers Of the 0raad Lodges
L. "a te Siehs Places Of Needing
- JOAN = rROw Publisher
KswYork, May =, lca
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DAeUERREIAS HATs-Haye your Likeness IN your
BstRAVEaTY IEAsE. Hasrs No, 81 Chathanst opposite
will In free Of charge and viii good Hat for
The money be bought in NeYor, fre the price Of H.
Call and
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LACE AND muslin CURTAINS AT REDUCED PRICES
The best assortment In The city kelly FERGUsoNs WNoo"
Shade Curtain No % Broadway one door above h'dstt
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SPLENDID CARPETIsGs ron SPRSG SALES, lSo3.-
smIfB LouEBERRY No 4s Peast- receiving
nor ase srrvs,s age stock of Velvet Tapestry Brussels Threep
sud Ip.D chase and elegant sns which having
been previous advance they
h.d "a ole NJ veryeT iDducenenfR
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ATTENTION, CITnESsi-Wby are WILLIAMS Fen
Hsi they light the head that they
BE- felt Try WILLIAMS Cstsl Hat Store No 10 Fo
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Railroad Meeting, &c.

~ TS. So O Arssr.on .s o. tAs IIA fi.mNs-Yo,
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Entrance Of the Vale.
BY LYDIA M. RENO.

Father! che, the loved one, siandeth
At the entrance of the vale;
Dews of death are dampening round her.
And her brow is snowy pale.
Looking down the lonely valley
At the darkliDg shadows play,
Trembling faith is doubling, shrinking
From the terrors of the way.
Turns she now with longing to us,
And her eyes, large, dark and meek,
With their earnest, thrilling slances,
Seem imploringly 10 speak.
Dear one, dear one, earih's affection
Now to shield thee hath no power;
Only can we wait with weeping
Til is past the anguish hour.
In the valley and the shadow,
Where dark willows sadly weep,
Father! father, il is winter
See the the tempests wildly sweep.
Chilling SHOWS Of death are falling,
Drifting, drifting o'er her way;
Deeper grow the awful shadows
Savior! Savior, be her stay!
Clouds and darkness now obscure her;
She is hidden from our sight
Father, through the wintry valley,
Bear her to The land Of light.
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NO. XIII.

! am surprised to find you have little intelligence
from hence. thought there had been constant in
tercourse kept up between the provincial and conti
ncaal Congresses. mentioned this hint Of yours to
DR.. Warren the evening before the fatal day; he
promised that he woa.d write and put his friends on
writing. But, alas!
Ny respectful compliments to all friends, particu.
larly to Col. Hancock and Dr. Franklin. wrote to
not whether ne has received my letter. lwant much
conveyance this way. II DR. Franklin should be-
England, per haps he might be willing send my let-
ters with his. II could know this, would send
them by way of Philadelphia But, l own l am in
great doubt whether II will De prudent practicable
God Almighty bless your connses, and render then
eiEec,ual fOr the preservation Of America.
Your faithful friend ann humble servant
June 22.-Sinc writing the above, have receiv.
ed t~o accounts from dife hands, of the loss on
each side. send them as had them Ihave been
also told that the Regulars acknowledge 42S killed
Boston almost deserted by the nhabtan,s--
Charlestown burned down. Cambridge, Medford,
Salem, Dauvers, and Marbleheed almost deserted
Ills impossible at your distance, to conceive of ths
distress.
This battle brought matters TO A crisis After the
conflict OF Lexington and Concord, reconciliation
with the mother country continued in some quarters
to be urged bat this event-the burning Of Charles
town. and the severity Of the engagement settled the
question that there should be open war. Aud when
the sun OF the day Of Bunker Hill went down. there
was longer ground for any other basis of settis-
inent, than that Of independence fBoston Post.
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Tin Ware and stove store,

pN 5 NEWELL. informs the public that he abs
A moved from his Ols. stand, to his
the Post Office, St. Paul Having suficient
for his wokmen he is prepared to execute any orders
for wares in tn copper iron, zDc &C. lie prepared
also TO perform job work. in fitting fucs furnaces, and
setting up Stoves.
Wares ready made and hand. He mas in his front
n large and unrvalled Stoc6 OF Tin and iron ware
ready at hand.
Also stoves Of several o the latest and most approved
patterns, which can't be beat by anything eNtant.
He his patrons that he is disposed get down
at from the early eAorbitant prices Of Indian
times and make his pro1ts out o more numerous sales
He afford to sell that the purchaser live to
call az lin, and he will do il.
Observe place is Oh the same side with the Post
Office and near by.
F. s. NEWELL.
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Great Inducements..Se ling Oh at Costl
w. w. II ANKS,
Zone door North of the Lake Houae,)

STILLW ATHR.
THE subscriber having received his stock Of 6 Oo1s
suitable for the winter trade respectfully announces
that he is on hand ready and willing show them
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock may be found beautiful assortment plain
and figured Mouseln de i.aines, Cashmeres and Alpa
cas-, French Merinos, Ly yonese Cloth SILK and Worst
ed Poplins; Figured Dress Silks; Silx Bonnets and
Sewing Silks; Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in great
variety; English and American Prints and Ginghams
and Lnsey Plads; all wool Undershrts and Drawers
1000 pairs Boots and Shoes beststyes and very low
Also
Groceres-the cheapest in town Brown and Bleacl,d
Sheetngs and Shirtings and Linen TO make them up
and Linen iandkerchieis.
Best assortment of Tea anywhere about the dggings
Ready made Clothing, cheaper than the cheap pest.
Ny motto is, 'Quich sales and small proftsn--for
Cash 36--6ml W. ". HANKS
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NATHAN SRlEER.

WafctmakT md JoceIfr, Third Nloct 81. Paul.
5EAS just received well selected stock of Clocks
u Watches and JeWelrA, consisting IN part, as fol
lows: Gold Bracelets Iockets Breast Pins, Scarf Pins
Cur Rings Ear Rings Finger Rings, Gold Pens Pencil
Chains, buckles, Slides. Silver and German Silver thin
bes Spectacle> and E ProeC Clocks and Watches
of every kind, quality and price. Combs Cutlery, Per-
fumery, &c, which for sale very cheap for Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best
raui war pI 1-33
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BEN. w. RRINSON.

tROCER AND PROVISION DEALER, at X. NJ.
W Spencer's Old stand, THIRD STREET. Keeps
Stahtiy or hand primes and other frniis queesware
fancy articles; all kinds Of thread knives and forks,
brushes, looking glasses winduw glass. nails tobacco,
sesars etc. in short every thing needed for housekeep
ers and families. Prices reasonable, and stock such
viii please all customers
\nX In
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Il. Il :. DRUM.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL.
NANUFACTURE and keep constantly OH hand a
AVA complete assortment OF fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also, bureaus, Tables, Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses, Bedsteads, &c. &c Persons wishing to pur-
chase will 10 well to call before they buy elsewhere as
prepared to sell good article. and our terms
invariably cash, afford sell cheap Or
cheaper, than other i'll the city. reasonable
duction made 10 persons buying sell again orders
from distance punctually attended to-
Gaena May, 1851. 34y
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Me At CT All

THE subscriber has just opened the of Third
1 and Jackson sts., BUTCiiLRS STALL, in whicl.
will be found usual every variety Of the best that
can be obtained. II Will be his endeavor the
OF his customers promptly deal justly and
hOnorably with those who may favor him with call
His Xpefencc assures him OF his capacity DO justice
business which than many other req uires prac
tIce and skill III. q. WOLF.
If
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-14

LADIES. LADIES, LADIES.
NOW is the time for You 10 try If you cannot
get all kinds of plain, straw, BRAID chip and fancy
trimming; Bonnets altered and made in the most fash
cnabe siyle bleached and pressed and done equal
any city in the
Bonnets altered 10 the present fashion,, so cts.
Ii only bleaclied and pressed-37cts.
liberal percentage allowed to miiliners.
Black and Maroon, coored finished at the above
price, at the ST. Paul Bleach House, upper end of ST
Anthony street, by Mrs. c. SpARKES.
march--30 4-5O 6m
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-07-14

Burbank's Northwestern Express.
nURING the close OF navigation will patch spe-
~ cal messengers to and from 81. Paul and Galena
semi monthly Freights forwarded twice a week-all
kinds of Express business including remittanees Of
ney, collections purchase and sale Of merchandise
property, d c., promptly attended to.
e. RICE, & CO.
CONSTANS d BURBANK, Agts'
St. Paul, Dec. 9, l652-tf
~ u. A messenger will leave for Galena Monday
Dec 90 Money and orders should be handed in before
O'Clock Of that morning.