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MISCELLANEOUS.

Doors, SHOES AND RuBBERs, BY rns CASE Oh
dossa Tor ossh II Is surprisins see Whist 4csrsne,
made between ossa and credit Tor these goods We woui
yefer all cssh buyers 10 A. D. GALE Nc IN Pearl ss.Gs
fc- practical illustration o1 ahis gpastion
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kPORATIoN NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
given that petitions have teen presented in the Board
for tie construction of sewers in the following
q Streets to with Elizabeth ST., from Prince to Grand
also in Franklin street from sixty feet east OF Centre
60 Orange street; also in East broadway, from Chn-
Jefferson street. and from Jefferson TO Montgomery
and also Forty third street, from the westerly line
|h avenue and through Broadway TO proposed sewer
street. also petition for basin and calvert,
southwest corner OF Fulton and West streets; also,
tios for the extension of the in Bstery place to
Iouth aide Pier No. l. st the westerly side Of West
All persona interested in the above or any OF them
Ayng objscisns thereto requested to present tho
in writing to the Contract Clerk, 81 this eoe. or
|, Saturday, October GOTH 1888
IEO. r. DE FOREST, Acting Preiidsnt, Croton Aqus.
LIZ. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer duet Board.
ten Aausduct Department, Oct. ~, 1883.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MRS. PALMER, ASTROLOGIST WILL REMAIN A
M short time before her departure for the South Being
visited by ladies and gentlemen from The southern parts o.
this country and being solicited to tcte them will
DO so before eng Ladies and gentlemen wishing to know
call in vain sfc misses the real object sought after
CAL ut No. 90 RowerY. opposite Prince street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

$3.50 =
1853 E1 AsD
Nov Ycrk nlsad rsYte Three d.iy raia.; aoe,pnSd.s
:' IS r: ;ssi,
and r.ss
% e and iss sS ss'
dsh:t: %. b rro'usot and hasgsss checked
Sire ;Ssass..a'. s s%I.;
Passenger ase received At Brocms street ana Bo~sry
street ana FOURTH .vonu. The isey:
and h.san ether vii o
ss. corner O 1''f rI so al sss:si
NAnDEN AND ANBoY RAIKoAD TO PBl.ADIl.
gaa rS Eis Nc MSsss n. Line; daily
sss FSss Il Ess
sIs z Fs.sis sf !. Is ri.
HUDSON RIVER RALgoAD-TRAINs DAILY fRos
train n n iGSy
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal AZ O'Clock
Man train, . A. N.-Throush way EAira =, IL n. SRI.
Express train, p. M-Aceoumodstiont r.in Sd \. Il
and GP ii. For Peushkesrsie IA N. snd a:io r. n PA
sssn a. ohsa0rs Canal Christopher F0ar'00n'
Sunday trains from Csnsi street, for Albany and Tr,,
''''p'oS : = "' fbMSSD FRENCH, suporin.ondsu,
MORNING LIKE FOR MISUNDERSTANDING ONLY
M at Cozzeus' Dock (Fost Poin0 Newburg, PokeepsiG
kngston, Cats and Hudson. Fare 81 to Albany. Neal
served board Tie steamer Armenia Captain l. Poihr
mus will leave the steamboat pcr at the foot Of jay
every Tudsy Thursday and Saturday al ocl6SS, A.
and arrive Albany time for trains going SStf
ANEW YORx AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, vIs
IN Now Jersey KsroedUrited states And Express linss
through four hours leave New York. tot Of CerslsnI
ureet, sto, s, ard "a ", aud 100 and 60 = T. Lesy
a@ ssd boI NJ from 70 feet q Walnut ssrses Ts;s "
H. fro Philadelphia Through tickets sold, and PASSENGER
and through baggage carried for Baaors, Wss9icg.o2
Norfolk, aud Charleston In the and A. NJ and 451
E% trains snd connection certain with extra ertlss
behind time. Passenger with baggagc the ferry fsr
minutes hefoys thc sysra leave
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, oaDENsBURa, BUR
llngton, and b. Johnsbury wis New Haven SprnSbed
Hontpssr' 81 Xissns RoussS ps;sX assfst siss-igsv
uaysa KanrsaA Gomez Broadway anl OaAa "a rvsaee
SA TexHCfc HIM A...S ~ as~sn s,ssA
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RLACK LEAD-TH!RTY TONS BEST GERMAN. In
~ tieress, barrels and kegs, for sale by
q. q. ROBERTSON no Water street. corner Of Pima
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IRON AoUEDUCT DEPARTEENT-T0 CONTRACT
|sNSesIrj proposals. endorsed Prcpog. fer sewer IN
|r street, will BIO received the Office Of the Croton
|tobcr lSs at twelve O'Clock, NJ for the building Of
With ths necessary receiving basins and cuvorts In
II street from the OF Spring street. TO poirs
sixty ieet south Of Prince street, being in length
40 fses Tho plan Of the snd specifications for
idnr of tbs same and ali other relating
o, ean be obtained on application " She Water Pr-
! ~ this Office.
THEO. r. DEF0REST,
A. W. CRAVEN, ( Board.
10, l067 Chief Engineer.
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Iron AqUEDUCT DEPAgTMENT.--TO CONTRACT
|s-Ses,sA proposals. endorsed Proposal for receiving
will So received AZ the Of the Crotcu Aqueduc
|tnsnt until Wednesday, the 18th dsy Of October, 1885,
o'clock n, for the building Of necessary rscevins
and oulysrt at the northwest corner Of Fourteenth
and avenue B. to with the in Fourteenth
The pisH Of the sewer and specihcAtos for the build
the same and all other information relating thereto
sbtau.a on application 20 the Wstsr Puryeyor t this
TaSO. K. DE FOREST,
Acting President, CYot6n Aqueduot
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer,
! YsSk Dat 10 18g3
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LN0R SAVANNAH AND FL0RIDA.--UNITED STATES
Mail lint-1The new and splendid steamship AUGUSTA,
Captain Thos Lyon will leave Saturday October - from
pier No. 4 North river. Apply TO
SAMUEL MITCHILL. No 10 Broadway.
The Tlorida Captain M. Woodruff loaves Saturday
October Through tickets from New York to jacksonville
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49, ~ = --ssss-~-essss $3.50 q .
SHIPPING,

LNOR CHARLESTON AND PLORIDA-SEMI WEEKLY
United States Mail IneThe and fast going steamer
JAMES ADGER J. Dickinson commander win leave pi,r
No North river, Wednesday Oct. - at o'clock r. NJ
preciey For freight apply board where all bills Of lad
will he ned and for passage at the Office ofSPOFFoRD,
T11ESTON CO., 30 Broadway. Through tickets to Florida
az follows:-To jacksonville, S3l; to Patka, $S.
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WASHABLE GILT MOULDINGS.-EIESTER < GA
w BRYLEWlTZ 81 Forsyth street, offer to the trade
&c their German g moudngs the very lowest prices
also looking glasses and picture frames Of auy description
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(1hlsTAL PALACR.-HUNr 4 RosKELL, LATE
smiths To the Qusn New Bond street. Lsndos-Rsprs
ssnes by Mr. hosridge 769 Br,aawsy bsgs cali
the Attest OF the public TO their splendid collection in the
British department the Crystal Palace,
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IT0R CHARLEsr0N-NRw YORK AND SOUTHERN
~ stosmsliP Ccmpanys weekly line. Ths double engine
steamship WILLIAM FEM, j. sherman, Commander, will
receive freight her BERTH pier IL East river Tuesday
Oct 18th and sail ON Friday, Dot. 2lst at o'clock M
For freight passage apply to Tho agents. IT, LINCOLN
CO., Is South street. Mcsrs. s. T. G. Budd Agent
Charleston. The steamship benjamin Franklin will succeed
and Friday. Oct. 2Sth.
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STEAMBOAT FOR f3ALI .--THA ASTHAMBOAT JOHN
Marshall nov lyfAfPst TO teces street; length.
az inch cylinder, and(0t stroke. This boat bulit
ana q. "a gsna . ss, .ss
- hss es:s.nsteSeA ZA1pe8 1--we hanArsA Passs9Gscs.
&afi 81 r X I 3. e: :s'n- ANY "oaA1 v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

/ ULLlkNb CONCEkT6
= xrrRoPoIffrAs HALL
POSITIVELY LAST NIeHr hut 0NE IN NEW YoRx.
Pror 70 H. Juons departure for Boston, 70 -
CIR AND NOTARY II %ya0R oG NfGM ff
When the whole Of the music iE the first the
will be selected from the works Of this great oea
TINS CTiuRspAy) EVENING, Ocrosra y,
Overture" il Ilauto Magico thrst timc) Nosaet
Grand Aris-" The Queen Of Night" from tho same
Mdile Anna Zerr -
and jealousy invoices her daughters aid to revenge her ~
ing her pognard demands that she shall kill Sarosts er
the highest notes heard from the are ns
duced and the composer has underworld musoay d.
scarcely humsn-hs succeeded in producsss
marvel Of composition that stands unrivalled sub}sS
Sympbony-ttrst time, the celebrated Jupiter
Symphony in its CON lete form 49,. .Mopses
Allegro viyace. Andante Cant ,biae. 5. Mnueess.
The Finale Allegro Motto inducing the famous Tusss,
Aria" Batti, BATH from the Opera Of Don Clio
Mlie Anna zerr. - = -
Grand Operate Selection and Fantasia Nou>r<
From the Opera of . Don Giovanni
Including the Introduction and Recitsve of
Ninret and March-the Aria III Mic Tesor-.hs osis.
Solos for Oboe opheceide and cornet aPs.on b
Intcrmission for promenade, fifteen minutes
PART
ea'aFiii' National H TnE AaERlGAN ''s's
soio-Fl'seOle' his last arEssranco'. hsyssAss
or Souvenirs Of Castle Gard:n."i = - ~
~ = Ths brothers Mcil.nh.usr:. : -'u'An'''''
tTheir last appearance9
Gaop-"Th Amazon and Tiger" (by desire) .JaTtisa
AamssiGsn a.: Ely O,.As
Tickets to &c had at the music stores Of s. G. Jeis -
King, s5 Ill s.rses in the evening Il The Hail
Doors epen At o'clock; conosr' commences ~ o'clock.
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ZINC PAINT.-THE UNDERSIGNED, AGENTS FOR
a the sale Of white oxide Of zine, by the
and Iebigh Zinc Company,
the same woud invite the particular
the trade its evident superiority others
with the best Of foreign Dealers with confidence depend
upon always obtaining desired supply Of this paint which
will be found itself for purity great body and
uniform whcnes Prices and terms arranged the most
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yHIpPfaU,

LyoR LfvfKPoOL-UEiTED STATES MAIL STEAM
IL ship ATLANTIC, James West Commander This stssm-
ship viii depart With the United States mails for Europe no.
veiy Saturday Oct o. st " o'clock NJ from nor berth
At the foot Of Canal street,
For freight passage having uuequsai
for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS 81 Wall st.
Passengers requested TO be board at M A. NJ
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed the ATLANTIC, and
sail Nov. 18th.
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T'HE GENUINE EAU DE COLOGNE.-MR. FERDI
korn, 100 Pearl street. New York sole repre-
the United States and him refer Wholesale
dealers for forwarding orders direct.
JOHANN MARIA FARINA
Cologne sept. L., 1853 Opposite the Julicts Place
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EyOR SALE-SLOOP GIBRALTAR; CARRIES ABOUT
seventy five TONS light draught In complete order lays
A. foot Eighteenth street. East river for 0O worth 5000
Wanted buy several sloop yachts from to twenty tons
RRuSH 2outh
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UsTRALIA CLIPPER L!NE.-THE SHIP W.
IA NICE, Breyoor master having all her cargo god
viii sail for Melbourne Port Phillip on yth Oetober can
accommodate six first and cabin at low
rates for which apply to WIN T. DuGAN " South street
Arkeil a Elliot, I'D Pearl street.
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NIBLo's CONCERT SALOON AND BALL ROOM Nap
IN be engaged for

M IRLUS CUNCEKT SALOVN AND BAIL ROOM HkK
IN now be engaged for
CONCERTS AND BALLS
This agnifoent Saloon with the richly furnished nsls
and sntsrooms acknowledged to be OF the 80
tho cuisine are unsxceptionable in every resrsot
Concert Saloon Nibos has always held the arst ~
In public favor and rs finely Fropsrtonsd room Wk
best acoustic qualities has been selected BY the Hs
artistes including Madame sontss Ole Bull Gotschs IS
10 ample accommodation for twelve hundred porsons -
egress.
Tho careful supervision and we'll tried arrangements Sh
have gained for this estah its high eharastsr fee
pularty will be risdly carried heretofore ana ~
but parties OF unquesonnbs character will treated NJ
Fer terms, &C.. apply At thu Oboe OF Nlbs's Oards1
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UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP CARTHAGE
a now e,rgo At Brookyn will have despstehs
case passengers freight or pas
cage spply TO r. w. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street,
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NOR SAN PRANCIsCO.-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
u seamshp, SAN FRANCISCO, will be dispatched for
the above port via ke DO Janero and on Tues
"a and Is South street.
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pRIyATE TUToR.-A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL GEN
tsman an experience instructor graduate, with the
highest honors from the best of the academies and colleges
in New England viii give during tho evenn
required, pupils at their residences In
sruetion given to pupils Of either sex /, any Of
in singing in cultivation Of tho voice. in the theory and
position OF music, with nments the piano and
guitar. He the distinguished testimonials OF ab
y and character, and will make especial sxetons to
der his instructions sing thorough and efficient Please
address ID. W. Gilman Post Office.
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CPANISH LANGCAGE.-A SPANISH GENTLEMAN
avcraby known a. teacher will imrart instruction in
his native language to few ladies and gentlemen wishing 70
join already formed, to =,
the 81 month each Private lessons also given and
correctly performed Ladies classes
nient hours. Apply at % Greene street.
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nient hours. Apply at . Greene street.
TINE PEIMA DONNA, PROFESSOR OF SINGING,
Sinorina Eliza Nalcntin has resumed her lessons. She
teaches singing and piano at the re'denee Of the pupils
be made by letter. Stharenburss music
store ~ Broadway which Signorna will immediately At
tcuf
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MORNING LINE FOR Dr., AIbB BAN ONLY
Kingdom Catsk and Hudson. Fare 81 to Albany. Neal
served on board. Tic steamer Armenia, Captain Pohr
mus will leave the steamboat ror at the foot Of jag
every Tuesdsy, Thursday and Saturday al o,Gas A.
and arrive In Albany in time for trains going Stf
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EoH NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
II United states Mail lins-Ths steamship ROANOKE,
Captain Cavendy esves every Tuesday; and tho JAMES
TOWN Captain Parrish, Saturday at O'Clock M,
pier is North river The Accommodations for passen
by these ships For freight apply
heard, and for passage to
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ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY-TnE GRAND
Concert of Madame Sontag for this evening at NibGs
the tickets sold by the undersigned committee
will be for the exclusive benefit OF the society and il is hoped
citizen will attend the Concert Tickets So each for sale by
the committee at the door and at the store OF VIM
Hall Son, 29 Broadway Gus Gurdcina President Carlo
ferrero Woe President Guiso Chri tataro, treasurer
Cuiso Tagliaia. Guso Csntarelli,
Giacomi Dro2solsri, Aateo Didies.
r. G. Negretts.
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They all first class New Yerk built ships provided With
All requisite articles the comfort and convenience
sssser: and eomnanad By men Of experiences n Vie 5sss
ssn TO the subscribers will be forwarded free frs y
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agont1 l6l Pearl street.
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On - LIGHTNING RoDs-THE BOARD OF UN
- writer's having offered inducements for fitting ship
and amers with Hghtnng the undersigned de
ire give notice that lie prepared to fit ships with
upon the most approved and economical plan
CHAS. W. COPELAND1a Broadway
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= The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compagys new
sSn 40 hS5: J ass
Saturday Nevembs. 81 u O'Clock noon. First cabin,
osbin 80 Nhird class c-stswards foes Included Ap
ply TO J. LcSYNON SO Broadway.
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DIoNERR AUSTRALIAN LINE.-THE CLIPPER SHIP
EDWARD, Capt. Colby, il now loading at hsr berth,
pier 10 Eat river and has three fourths OF hor
board VIM have quick despatch. Shippers will please for
yyd their goods without delay few FIRST aad second
n ksrths urepragcd The Edward will be succeeded
by the clipper ship Ocean Seed 10 sail about Nov 90 Apply
to r. W. CAMERON, ll6 Wall street.
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pARNUMs MUsEuH--THOss INCOMPATIBLE al.
RATES. Alive sAd beautiful well the swss Boarded
Lady, still 10 be for nothing To-days perform.
anees :-Aftereoon, at g. TIE PHENOMENON and DO
MEsTlC ECONOMY; evening" O'clock the comic moral
drama Of the OLD FOLKS AT HOME. Admission 10
everything Is cent?; children under l2k PAY
quet and Balcony l2x cents extra.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-23
Congressional Convention.

In accordance with the recommendation of Demo.
cratic Mass Meeting held in St Paul on the 9Th dav
OF June, A. d. 1858, the Undersigned, the Democratic
Central Corresponding Committee, for the Terrific.
~ of Minnesota hereby request the Democracy of the
several Precincts throushou the Territory, TO send
Delegates to Congressional Convention, to he held
IN the Court House, at ST. Paul, on THURSDAY,
THE TWENTY EIGHTH DAY orJULY NEXT.
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Dele
gate to Congress, to be supported by the Democrat
&c party at the ensuing election.
Every Precinct will be entitled to one Delega,e for
every 80 votes cast at the election last fall as num-
bered on the poll books Of the respective Precincts
and an additional Delegate for every fraction consist,
ing of less than 80 and more than Is votes.
In the Preciscts organized since the last election,
or yet TO be organized in the Territory before the
next election there will be elected one Delegate for
every 80 votes which it is probable will be cas-, in
such Precincts at the coming election, and an addi-
tioaai Delegate for every fraction ar above.
& Sf :, % /, H;HEeiNrH' Committee.
St. Paul, June 10, 1888.
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THos. BURTON, PROPRIETOR

June l5th.--A Chapman and lady, Sill, ost,,
Chas N Johns 1n, Orleans; JAS A Scott. Fl3, B..
l. nj Brown, ST Anthony; Mrs Fox, Beoit ~ 3.
DIR o Hoyt, Hudson; Chas w Bushey, S i.,a...
I6th.-P il Mahony, Fond du Lac; Johr
Kenosho; II G Butler, Beio;t; James 81 Me.oa
Ohio; A w Kent, ST Paul; NJ J McCoy p.rs..,.
John Christopberson, ORLEANS; nj K An. ~.
water; S Frissell, do; = ii M.hony. III. .-,..r
Mr. Mccormack, ST Louis: John ii We'd. s. X
II A Perry, do; q + Pa, son, Saltwater 3D..
Wis.
I7th.-W w Swan, lie sucur; Mr. Wi,se,.
w Bates. Vermont; George Wa rem, \ i. T..
Scott. Florida; II c Teriil, St Louis; A ID g. II.
liams, St Paul; : Ashley, Potosi Wis Wa 7, ~.
yer, Washington CO; Bland Post, Coldwaiei " ~i
lSth.--Samuel Gum, Coan; NJ An. SIN.
water; ii A Chesiey, Milwaukee; Brow 81 "a.
son; Ihos BLIZZARD, ST ANTHONY. V Tar,i'oac d..
David G Vchers do; Sheriff Brown, NJ uas,,,
James Vincent, st Paul.
19,h.-N Ty on, St Paul; John stegeas. Sill.
water.
2Oth.--R $ ohnson; WmE Begley, s Aa.h,,
T Card, ia kson; ID Trumble, Stiip.at., y
X Johnson and lady, Manha;o; S II Sercenr
2lst.-H Jewell, 81 Louis; Goodn Ee,,,,.
w Il Eddy, \ Y; Wheeler, TrewsLorg. \ :,
benson, Hudson; Crissry, n Y; Hughes II
son; F Cond Bloomington; + J Cathic, uu,i,.s-
MIR Eddy and co,npanion; G CLARK, New York II
Stone, DC; ; NJ Cubon, Galena s Wuthur.
{ Pike, Maine; w Wyman, Wis; Ms AaIss.Y
Portland a III Smith, do.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.
RODNEY PARKER, PROPRIETOR.

June ID jenkins and lady, Phia " B..
Der, Wis; G III Parker.
l6h.-Frank Alley, Kalamazoo; John Mob,
Dubuque; Jos II DAVIS, Iowa; S G Simons f4...
son; Benz Cooley; Roland Root Micl Sen, 3
King, Albion n Y; Samuel Murdoch, GAIN. a..
" Armstrong, Ohio; Geedis, Cincinns,i. ):
Shum"ay and lady; X Lansing, Gaena b..
Ripley, do; G II Conley, Iowa; H Cati.a ars
lady, Cassville; Miss Mary b Franklin. do; i. ,,
Hilton and lady, VI; VI Morse. do; J A DAVIS. 81.
st Anthony; W Northrop, Deans. lie: + 4
Cowles, Conn., Iiogg and lady, Quincy >esr,e,
and lady, do; u : pen6eld and kdv, 10. ".
Ariup, do; Mr. B"liard, Lake Pepin G Edscr
Milan; Hon John Wood, lady and so Cuioc.
Miss White, do; Mr. Hogg, N Y; Dir 81. nan. 4,
Mr. kingsbury Quincy; Master NJ Holm. b.. a 4:
Chatiie!4 II Ladd, Wis; W Know hon. & B.
Washbmn, Mineral PIT; II Bona, ph RE.
Wood, do Jas A Capuro, ST Louis; II Il; r,.'.
Springfield; Geo IIunley, Long PR =
futile, St Anthony II Ing'is, Edinb'h Ind.
Capt Todd, lady, child and serv't; d C.i...,t.,
Sandy Lake; q w Thompson, LIE S. a.,
Gawthrop, Bhester, Pa
l7th.-J BrimhalI, Mass; NJ Richard
CLARK, St JohnshuIg; + ST james ..
we've; San'I Brisa, St LOUIS f A Coli s. ,,4s,.
Frank Alley, Kalamazoo; DR. NJ Hall eaa ..'.
England NJ Hall, jr, do; Josiah Oaks s.t at.. y
y city; Elan Greeley and lady, SILVIA. IT,
ton; A Soule, st Anthony; W r Arm .,.,.- S.
Orleans; Rev A P Gilbert, Pittsburgh: O. F...
ings, Conn; G Moody, do.
lSth.-C Gleason, Buffalo; Robert :: a,s. VS..
Gregor, Cassville; Jacoby, do; IR VII r. ~ t.-
,hony; John King, y John Robins a. .
Cold Spring; Geo Huse.
l9h.-S Lowry; Albert J Rose p. B.. u, y
Sewai, st Louis; l. E Reed, Rayenna 4 '-.l,..
J F 5, James, ST Gcneviev.
20h.-Saml Bryan, ST Louis; NJ Slit -s,.. PHI
Whitney, st Anthony; Nj She, burne, . C... ~
Prescott; J Whitney; X McCamott ~ l,I.
tendon
2lst.-R Leucher Pt Douglas .Ino C.r..-.
Girard; Mr. FERRIS, Mich; 5 Wig 81 ,u
Chaplin and lady, Albany; Miss Chapii dl.V
Moody and lady, n Y; Mrs Brown, Crfcs.s :,
brakes and lady. do; J knarret, Red " ss
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MASONIC CELEBRATloN.-By reference to the
Card Of the Committee Of Arrangements, it will be
seen that the various Lodges Of Free and Accepted
Masons in the Territory, design celebrating ST. John
the BaPtist's Day, (to-morrow,) in this city. The
Orator Of the Day. Mr. Atwater, one of the finest
speakers in Minnesota, and as outsiders invited
to hear the Address, we anticipate hearing one Of
the finest Efforts to which has ever been our forums
to listen.
THE TIGER.-Ths boat, owned by Capt. Barton,
OF lie Sueur. returned from her trip up the Minnesota,
very much scratched, and understand the Captain
intends to have her repaired and brushed up before
he makes another trip. She will be in readiness to
take her place in the line Of Minnesota packets at an
ear " dav,