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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-13

! The London Times Of the goth ult has long ar
ticlc the result of the Presidential election, in
" hch II CLAIMS the Democratic triumph Is 4 triumph
OF Free Trade:
Although little is personally known Of Gen. Pierce,
we have never entertained doubt from the time Of
has noninltion that he the candidate best fitted
to NIL the Office OF President Of the u. s.. and there
are several reasons which render the the triumph Of
his party ON this occasion Cause of satisfaction TO
this country. OF all the political questions which
the election turned, that OF Free Trade was far the
most prominent, and important. The American
Wings had built their strong hold in the old fortress
OF Protection TO native industry, and of the prn-
cipa causes of their discontinue was that their posi-
ton became every day more Incompatible with the
growing industry Of the American people, and with
the commercial policy OF other free nations The tr-
nmph of Gen Pierce is essentially the triumph OF
L rec Trade Ii puts an end forever to the attempt
TO raise the import duties of the American tariff Of
1916, and leads to hope that new and more en-
ightened spirit wi prevail in the new cabinet with
reference - ITS commercial relations with ourselves
and with the colonies of the British Empire. The
motives that urge the people Of the United States
adopt an unrestricted policy in trade, because il OBJ
vIouSy conducive TO the interests of their vast tci
tory AMI Of their eager Industry, less fvora-
bile TO the maintenance Of peace, and especially of
war can t"r moment be weighed IN value OF amount
against the results OF the steady and pacific progress
Of free people.
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Great Inducements--Seliing of al Cost!
w. w. HANKS.

Zone door North OF the Lake Houae)
SALTWATER.
He subscriber having received his stock Of G GODS
suitable for the winter trade, respectfully
that he is on hand, ready and willing show them TO
people wishing to examine Goods and Prices. Among
his stock be found beautiful OF plain
and figured MOuselin de LANES, Cashmeres and Apa-
cas- French MernOs Lyonesc Cloth, Silk and Worst
ed Pop'ins; Figured Dress Silks; Silk Bonnets and
Sewing Silks; Dress Trimmings and Ribbons in grea,
variety; English and American Prints and Ginghams
and iinsey faids; all wool Undershirts and Drawers
900 pairs Boots and Shoes best styles aud very low
Also
Groceries-the cheapest in town: Brown and bleach,
Sheetings and Shttings and Linen to make them up
and Linen liandk rchiefs.
Best assortment of Tea anywhere about the dggings
Ready msde Clothing. cheaper than the cheapest.
My motto is, "Quck sales and small lroGs'--io
Cash 55-6ml w. W. HANKS.
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The John l.. Stephens is the Fl. st sea steamer on
which the Person condenser has been introduced.
This Invention is intended supply the passengers
and crew. as well as the boilers with fresh wafer
Hitherto the boilers Of all steamers have been
supplied with salt water, the injurious effects of which
Is well known l. all engineers
AT the last session ii Congress act was passed
requiring the Secretary of the NAVY TO Introduce III
invention on all the American war steamers, and il
rs now applied TO the Aiiegany, Hancock, and other
steamers fitted out for the Japan expedition The
estimated saving by the introduction Of this invention
we are tpd Will BE- equal to 80 per cent, as com
pared with tle former Of generating steam from
| salt water.
The john l.. Stephens is The sharpcst American
steamer ever built and constructed expressly for
the transportation OF passengers between Pan ANA
! and San Francisco.
She has accommodations for 1900 passengers and
ihc ventilation is superior that of any other that
we nave seen. She has 1--WE nlasts, one OF which
(the ioremosO is square risged. She is also well
provided with small boats. having eight, five Of which
are c boats. Her model is on the wave line prin-
cipie. She is very sharp fore and aft with clean
run and Hat roof, and is diagona!y braced through
out She is supplied with Two powerful fire-en ,inss,
woi Aed by the main eng ines. besides two ndepend
ent steam pumps, all Of which can be brought into
reqnisiton in Of fire or leakage.
The bnoyancy of the steamer is very great. With
65J tons Of coal and 20,099 gallons of water, she
draws less than IL feet of water, which is fully fest
less than the Collins steamers. IL short she is
mode! stcamShip.-(N. \. Exp.
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choice varieties of annie tre,s fro,, o,o5,r. cd
NUT q Tue Ne
D - sc chad, ter.s

In addition TO the above their assortment Of cranes
ounces currants gocseberres, dahlias
un>, gerdnuns, cactus, figs raspberry, and
are large, ana prices low any establish
mcut OF HE kind, east
Criers received aud promptly lttenped 20 by
GEO W. HARRINGTON agent
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CLOCKS.

A LARGE assortment OF Clocks OF the best manufac-
"A ture for sale lower than can be found in tins Terri
Tory elsewhere. al l0l ROBINSON Jcwelry Bazaar
E0RACEiET and Cuff Pins Of every desirable style
Il D and at the lowest prices at
ROBIN SONS Jewelry Bazaar
EINOR THE LADiES--A beautiful assortment of Fans
II for safe cheap for cash at
ROBINSON'S Jewelry Bazaar.
f<OLD PENS, large assortment Of 'he best manu-
~ iacture for sale at the lowest possible prices
ROBIN SONS JeVeiry Nayaar
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NEW GOODS.

GLASS and Queensware just reed leo doz. tumhlcrs.
~ various kinds. Fer sale the St Paul Queens
ware store Qy-) H. MARVIN.
AMPS, Globes ard ChimDcys, for sale by
IL i,s r. MARVIN.
~ DOZ Fruit Bowls, just reed and for sale by
~ jy3 X. MARVIN.
ITO DRt GGISTS and Medical rnen--20 doz tnctu,es
J. and satnouths, for sale by X. MARVIN.
. DOZ assorted and 20 dog cruets just rec
- and Tor sale by Il. MARVIN.
On DOZ. salts and 25 doz fruit plates and naples
" just reed and for sale by r. MARVIN.
4S DOE syrup and dog soda gobets for sale by
~ J!o r. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Queensware, just opened IL the
IN st Paul Queensware Store by
Jy6 MARVIN.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE undersigned. having entered into Cc;artner
ship under the name of Prentiss g. Nlabon. for the
purpose Of prosecuting the business of their profess
Builders would respectfully represent the citizens OF
ST Paul, that they are prepared to furnish materials
build, and complete Buildings of any descriptions furnish
plans and estiniates and give satisfaction for the
FIJI performance al whatever business he entrusted
to their Office at their residence the American
House. n e. IRENTISS
oct6-2j-y J. w. MABON
Il. Reference to Nessrs. Rice Honshead n Becker
Rodney Parker Chs W. Borup, Hon. II. IL. Sbley
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GtROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, S. H. Molasses,
" Rice etc. For sale low by
June l6. 40 J. II. SIMPSON,.
II ETCHUPS, Peppersapcc, Pickles Preserves, Sauces,
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 20. 40 j. ~. SINPSOV.
A large lot Of Bedsteads constantly hand and for
n sale by Iune I6.-<lU J. ". SIMPSON.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
10 on hand and for sale by
June l6. (l0) j. ". SIMPSON.
uIVAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands
IL always Oh hand and for sale by
June 10. (lO j. ". SIMPSON.
4 fine assortment Of boots and shoes polka bushns
N bootces misses, boys and chdrens shoes, to which
particular attention is invited by
June Is 90 j. ". SIMPSON.
- EADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
HI. June 20. j. ~. SIMPSON,
UIyRESII butter and eggs, meal, western reserve
II cheese etc, Tor sale low by
June 26. tlO) j. ". SIMPSON,.
G<OOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
" June &C. j. ". SIMPSON.
VDURE and No l. lead glass, putty and nails always
u on hand and for sale by
June 26. J. ". SIMPSON.
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FRUIT TREES, SHRU BBE,RY 4 SHADE


VENIE undersigned would asa the attention of persons
II DESTROYS OF Ornamenting their grounds 10 the ca
al0Gue OF Messrs. John Sgerson d BroIhers old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men: having
purchased trees and shrubbcry from Them for several
ears, recommend their trees 20 be such rs repre
scnted Their fruit trees grated of the best and
most improved varieties, and adapted northern u..
tudes
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THE STONE STORE.

NtW JOOls al E0W PTicfE.
". SIMPSON, corner Of Third and Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock of Dry Goods
Boots q Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Queensware etc. Furniture large stock; Farm mple
Of all kinds, etc, which he invites the at
tention OF purchasers.
June 26, 1871. (l0)
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FEMALE EMIGRArIoN TO AUsrRALIA.-The
British Society for the promotion OF female emigration
10 Australia has been successful in eminent degree
no less than twenty -seven parties have sailed for
that country from England. The first consisted of
~ females OF respectable chara cternos,ly distress
ed needle -women-who sailed in the Culloden in
Feb 1870. Since that time 100 have been sent,
nearly all of whom have been heard FROM and are do
lng well in Australia.
There appears to he no officially about their be-
ing amply provided for their arrival there for it
appears that party OF twenty all obtained excellent
situations within two hours Of their landing.
by this means England is relievin, herself of a
large nunber Of the mos, distressed of her population
and the enect must undoubtedly be considerable
dnnnution Of paupcrsm there, and a corresponding
increase in the remuneration of labor.
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4: :; f. ;
ing houses, and several lots of land, IN ~e-~N.
central part of ST. Paul with abundant supply excel
lent water. With this property will be sold, about
acres oiand, covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood.
have also for sale, number Of five lots with
growing timber on them situated and in the imnie-
date vicinity of public roads, aud not mile from
~. Paul The above property will be sold such low
terms for cash. that the purchaser Immediately sell
again advance
For sale time, prices will be proportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY 4. LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, or B. I. HOYT. ST. Paul. lilly
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KITTsON.S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VnNIS desirable ground, living in the central and
4 advantageous part OF the basin of ST. Paul. where
must inevitably DC the principal business of the
town, and afOriIDg also most choice and delightful Lots
III the upon the bench for dwelling houses;
vcyed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and mdsputabe, reasonably low prices and
upon liberal Of credit for Of the purchase
dtiOn, will be furnished the rotary mill.
terms. CHARLES Ii. CAKES,
Agent for Projectors.
81. PAUL Jnly 81, ls5l. Is
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WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGUER.


-
TIME subscriber having recently made great improve
ments in the arrangement Of light ia his gallery, and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before superior stock makes the
appointments Of his Gallery equal II not superior Ia any
in the West is prepared to execute Dagierreotype
ukenesses in a sly le unsurpassed by any operator.
Life is uncertain, and persons in health should not de-
lay moment III procuring one or more of these me-
Of life, which, under the trying CircumstSrces
Of final separation of friends, price can purchase
Miniatures taken in weather and neatly set in LOCK-
pins, rings bracelets canes large variety of
which kept constantly Oh hand, and new patterns
being constantly received. All respectfully invited
call and examine specimens
-. Paul, Aug. 3 1882. l6-u
FINE assortment of srlendid eoId Lockets, some
n with four openings; Locket Fins and W atcI Rings,
for sale either with without Likenesses,
ar5-u WHITNEf'S ALI cry.
NIAGNifiCENT Daguerreotype views of 81. Antho
lVl ny Falls Little Falls and Fort Smelling, for sale
aug5 WHITNFY'S GALLERY.
n AND WARRANTS, for sale by
IL sug5 J. E. WHITNEY.
y AND WARRANTS, bought and sold by
IL SMITH NEWELL.
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III. {. SANFORD.
N RESPECTFULLY boWs 10 The SAINT Paul public
q and invites their attention to his new store next
door east OF the Post-Ofce on Thrdstree where ,he
can nnL ann al business hours, ready TO sell them
DKI-GOODS.
OF every description. including ERoADcLoTHs, SATl-
NETS, JEANS. CAssINEREs, TwEgps, DRILLS, VII
VETS, NEs1iNGS, SHiRrlEC and SHEETlNG.
tINS aud LAWNS, UpKFs and CR,vsTs,
CLo9Es. HOSIERY, BRowH ana WHITE
Linens, L,CEs, RIbUoSs, Lose and
SQUARE sHAwLs, Bonnet TRIMMINus ALrAc,s, TnrDE1
CLOTHS, GINGH,Ms, DELAHEs, SILKS, WooLEN
HARN, fRISTs, in great variety, Thread, Edgmg
Winter stuhS, for glen and boys, Under
shirts, knit and Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn mttens &c
Ills stock OF goods is very large, embracing all the
Goods Every person can here find just what he
and at prices wCh must suit the rigid economist
and he can rest assured that every article viii turn
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
and FOR this season, constantly hand cheap for read,
pay, and 10 sale without He has compete assert
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part Of Old ny sou, Young Tyson AID B!act
Teas, Lasuira, Java and Rio Cotiees n o., Crushed
Loaf and rulverzed Sugars, Spices, Pepper Gloves.
Numegs Cas,ia Rice, Rasins, salersu., starch,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL, Fish,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved STYLES for Ladies end
misses; Gents Congress Boots, CAT DO, Of The latest
patterns; BOYS boots aud shoes.
HATS AND CARS, in great variety.
HARDWARE.
Mill and Cross CAT Saws, all sizes; OK, log, ard
Trace Chains; lIslers, Il. Chains Axes ana axe
helves scythes sices and snathes shoyes spaces and
hoes, wrought and cut nails, lOcas ces aud bolts cut
tiery, etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety.
PORK ana FLOUR constantly OR hand, in large
quantities..
Mr. Sandfords stock is large and he will bs receiving
New GOODS constantly in order TO keep his assortment
complete. lie IS determined sell his goods for read
nay cheap tey can be purchased elsewhere. Give
him call. November, ie,l--3-30yl
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CENTRAL LUMBER YARD.


ME subscriber, agent for Messrs. 8. W. Farnham &
Co. OF 81: Anthony, will open yard as IL
can be stocked, in the and Of the SLIGO IRON
sIoRE and will keep a complete assortment or white
pine lumber From the central location Of the yard
lumber can be delivered in all parts Of the more
conveniently than from any any other point. Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills for
entire buildings respectfully solicited. BY keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the quail
NY logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes 10 receive a share of patronage.
Ju .. loo2 WM. r. MARSHALL, Agent.
DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
a agreebe and useful compound for diseases of the
n chest and ungs-Generai Agents, Barnard, Bro. Il
Co., st. Louis No. For sale by the Drug of Gale
ma at st. Paul, by J. w Babcock Htchcox d Kellogg,
aud I'm. CoEstans, at ST. Anthony, by J. F. Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
vENHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM.
u PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up July LIST
was-l65l
Amount Of Property Insured, 4llls3o700.
" Premiums received, 32,Ol5.16.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
PLAN and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is ex
erciscd in taking risks and hazardous property
refused.
d. The undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent
81 Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. l9-tf
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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,JEXVELRY, .JEWEr.p
WATCH REPAIRING.

NHRONONUIEK, duPeN, horizontal and vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber Mil give his personal attention the nice
and important branch OF watch repairing, and the va
rous and intricate departments of the Jewery bu-
snessi and hopes by strict attention the wants and
wishes OF his customers, TO merit their appreciation and
patronage. a ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweer.
ST. Paul, April %, 1852 eff
kUST received, large assortment of CLOCKS, cheap
- for cash, at RODINSON'S Jewelrv Store
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BOOTS & SHOES,

II HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek Slave.
large assortment OF Boots and Sh 9es, precise ~
fitted to this market. The stock and work OF these
wares excellent. Prices very low.
oct1-tf j. l.. FULLERTON, Third street.
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RETURN TO OLD PRICES:

RETURN TO OLD PRICES:
wv ii. FORBES, foo, of Third ST., has By spec =
w . exertions obtained supplies Of Provisions for
this MARKET that he is enabled 10 sell at the following
prices. He this weeh offers,
Superfne Flour . S5ab
Extra " b %
Hams Ii l-2
Pork, Fresh 10
Gec25-36--tf
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

FHNiE subscriber has just returned from tr,aw with
large and well selected stock Of Groceries and Pro-
Visions which he offers wholesale and re,n. the low
est market rates Tor cash. and would Respectfully in lie
the attention of the citizens of ST Paul sur
rounding country to his stock and prices before
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TAKE NOTICE

IAhE NO1ICEs
vuyVE subscriber has large and desirable stock O
fresh Family Groceries, which Will be cold at liv
n. PRESLEY.
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TAKEN Up.

TAKEN UP,
BOUT the 25,h ult., by the subscriber, living OF
"A the Reserve, about three miles above ST. Paul, OF
he road TO Fot Smelling, a dark Bay Mare about two
wears old near fourteen hands highstar in her fore
head-no other marks percievabe.
35-3t JAMES I. WILLIAMS.
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notice..

HNI 6 unders igned next of hin within the Territory
Il TO Richard q. Walker, late of ST. Paul, deceased
has together with John McCiOnd, il, been appointed
administrators OF the estate Of SAID Richard o. Walker
deceased. SAMUEL. VI. WALKER
JOHN McCLOUD, in.
Doc [9e
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IIVDN l., BTICkTANtr ;
IL thankful 10 the citizens of Paul favors since
he commenced sness, would respectfully inform them,
that prepared contract for aud erect stone
brick buildings, and furnish materials required on fair
terms Having permanently settled in ST. Paul, he So
Cits share of public patronage Drafts and speci'toa
tons furnished reasonable terms.
~ B.-Orers for work lief, the store Of fi C. Sand
ford near The Post Office wiIl ceoove prompt
July H. fl3tC1 EDWARD STEWART.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions

EHRS. NJ. l.. SFOAkES, ST Anhony-st, st. Pau, has
Avn Just returned from the City New York with
stoch of Millinery ware. very much superior any
goods in her department OF trade offered in the
Territory. To her usual stock she has added Gloves
Mts, codes Pins Tapes, and many other new arti-
cies She has also taken pains obtain the fash
ions, of this, and the seasons; all of which she
VIII be happy 10 show to such call. Oct.2l-21-t
JEW ELRT: JEWELRY!
'TNliE subscriber has just received from New York
large assortment OF rich and fashionable JeNvelry
consisting in part Of the following articles: gold chains
finger rings, lockets rings afr pins ladies and gents
breast pins bracelets for seals and buckles gold mems
and pencils which he Will sell very reasonable terms
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NV take the opportunity of the New Year to an
w nouncc to our customers that though we have
sold large portion Of our winters supply, We have
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yQvHE highest market price will be rsie IN Casa ios
NV" - f. A. COLLINS a. co
n. b. We have removed our Les;her sore sna
Harness Shop ths new building, Opposite 80 "
HeHsyS opUse.
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NJ have received direct from the manufacturer in
w New York, two of Stoddard's Ccebra ed Piano
Fortes. which the musical public respectfully invited
to call ana examine Our prices reasonable and
are prepared to give very reasonable terms.
OCtli-25 IrDIrC & ROyyprp
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GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor IVesi III oudLray tgGnkI -, stre,i M, lork
ts EstabiiS hneIt can be seen very Repre-
ENCE OF OPIUM, head, tongue und atIs In I,tio. III.
only representation ii the kid country. The larr,s
I'll best colicc O. Ancient and Modern the u s.
Inc hSu'c VI SUIue III the Continental CIoTm blue and
bui lead GLtoiE marked U. 5. A. three cOrls.lrI IIn
bieeches, GalteIs &c, &c. AIo Birds OF yanuIs Plum
age, some curious Fraks NatuIe Indian ImnlrnIeI,S al
hich OH fdlL6s, he ErsI aNgs, many other IuI,
AID valuable CuriCses, Statue GeO,gc III SUCH ruI
lection cannot be loud Esabs uT tile kind IN
Tie United States \ double Cal, which universally nd
lnted 10 be great wonder The c
iIo tic neck down TO the middle. fley Il gown AID
perfectly iui med, AID b. ought from the ,yH nj
Live White Kat from bcI Ks Penn idmitfdnce I.
Is. Games for Exc Csc and AmlE enen Billiards hack.
GanIhoh ana DolhInocs billiard Room with sIlvI..
did Tables, is also attached house.
REFRESHING TS.-DIIIcr aid Supper parties can l,.
accommodated at very short The Larder will be
supplied with all the delcaccs al the Game OyS.
any hour.
AT this Establishment may be Gccn celebrated bind
MlNo That VIII repeat almost anything alter stranger
no accommodation ior political meetings party
The subscriber having become T. opctor the above
celebrated Establishment, aid having made various aiIen
Llos ISL repaired to accommodate the Travelling Public ai
IaIsci boardeIs ina style not usur the best
Hotels OF the city OF New YU.k Tic RUOn which con
tals TIC Ialcst private museum III this county, being The
collection oi many year Will sustain
under lie charge oil Mr. lOluas Riley, III the quality CI lis
wics, &c, &c Connected with tho above is n RiEkI.
TORY, where meals Will be served at all the tlay
anu evening Private rooms for Courts ReclCcS
The public aie respectfully invited grant share q,
their patti forage.
CHARLIE WRIGHT, Proprietor
% re ons hing iOr luIe WiLc and Spits may tcIeI
on layli them genuine at this Establishment
n. B-PIivatc amles pplied with Dinners or Suprers
III superior style for Parties any number at their resc
tive homes aid OF glass silver ou TO y
OF the City FREE OF CHARGE. -
Entrance 10 the REFECToRY in FSanEIiust