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EbEMJHOHNs-l5o,l |, ?. 3, and ) gals reed per
AZ Excelsior, and for sale by II AlcCLOSKEY
WHisKEY-lOo bbls Old Rye, reed and for sale by
Ii McCLOSkEY.
toFt ESQ bags Rio Coffee reed per Golden Era
~ ana Tor sale by + MCLOSkEY.
'ENOBACCO-l25 b1s Virginia, reed and for sale by
Il + MCLOSKEX.
app HF MCLosKEY.
SIcEm25 'efees reed per GOhen Err, for sale by
NJ APP IA + NJ CLOSKEY.
SALhRAI uS-25 bxs Boston Saleratus, received and
~ ior sale by II F MCLOSKEY.
M CASKS Brown Stout, I.onaos Porter 4 Scotch
wv Ale rec per Golden Era, and for sale BY
app HF MCLOSKEY.
NIACKEREI--75 bbls No. ,oa ) Mackere, reed
app Ii rcLosKEY.
VNEA-l5O hf chests C z Imp and y II Tea received
apr MCIos1Ey.
EURRANTS-25 casks Currents, reed per Golden
~ Era, aid ior safe by II + MCLOSKEY.
LkRiNGS-2 bNs Scotch Herrings reed per Col
n den Era, and for sale by HI MCLOsKEY
aiciNS25O bAs NJ Z Raisins rec and for sale b,
NJ app MCLOSKEY.
M iNE-l50 casks Claret and White Vine rec'd
ana ior SUE by + MCI OSkEY.
nACON-50 casks Hams and Shoulders reed per
~ bon Accord, Tor sale by ii MCLOSkEY.
NGoLASsES-lOO bbls reed and for sale by
A'A app II F MrCLOSkEY.
y NANDLl>--i30 bXs Star Candles. reed WiScon
~ sin and for sale by He NpCiOSKEY
rAR50 bbls Tar reed per Wisconsin ord foz sale b,
ap' + MCLOSkEY.
AKp-5o bbls Leaf Lard reed per Wisconsin and
NJ for sale by II M'CLOsKEY
RRANDY-9o casks Brandy reed per Golden Era,
~ ana ioi SAFE oy II L M'CLOSkEY.
kA BOXES Pint and Quart Flasks reed and for
~ ~ SAFE by III M'CLOSkEY.
6NlDER vlNEGAR-Received and for sale nv
- Ii L pCLOSKEY.
coo Gunny Sacks reed per Bon Ac.
IN cord, and for sale by Ii r M,CIOSKEY
HkKIED BEEF-lO, GOO lbs Dried Beef reed ner Ron
~ Ac'efo ana or sale by III F M'CLOsKEY.
AhAAGEs--5O bAs Oranges, received and for sale by
~ III M'CLOSkEY.
ENoUR--5O bbls Extra superfne Family. reed per
u Excelsior and for sale by II F McCLOsKEY
kEGS prime Leaf Lard, reed per Excelsior and
= i0' saie oy IL NcCLOSkEY
ANS AND sHOULDERS-2o casks reed per Ex.
= n celsior and for sale by III McCI OSKcV
Ess PoKk-soo tbls on hand and for sale BY
Ii McCLoSKEY
- sale by n i- MrEI S. ah9 Tor
IANpLEs-l5o bxs Mould, reed and for sale BY
MoCLOSKEY
ArFLhS--Ioe bbls in store and for sale b,
NcCLOSKEY.
SuGAR-55 hhds Fair to Prime n. O. sug,r rec,d ,,r
~ wyoming and for sale by HIM cCLOskEV
n hIAKs-looo 600 La Union Regnla Cigars; 10 ooo Ma.
- poieon do dos 10000 Washington do do! IN noo
hioomers DO dos 5000 Tres Maria do do 5000 Union o
10; 'iooo La Luna do do; 10000 La Ameina do do:
Vo La Naclonai do dc; 5000 Principe assorted do: re-
csiVed per wyoming and for sale by
n'h2o HF McCLOsKEY.
ESHEESE-l25 bxs Western Reserve Cheese r..,d
- per Highland Mary, and for sale by 'NN
ap3 y N,Ct oSvr,,
4 SLASS-SOo bxs assorted sizss Window Glass rec,s
-" per bAceisior, for sale by Ii f McCLOSKEY
NAiLS-S75 kegs ass'd reed per Excelsior. and far
s4'e ny mh2J Ii McCLOSKEY
ARD OILS bbls Lard Oil reed and for sale nv
- aPk,--i--u He M'CLOSKEY
TO RLACkSHlTuS
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REFERENCES.
r. Choutesu, Jr. & Co., New York,
Lormz, Sterling & Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck + Co, Chicago,
Bridge & Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith + Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 valee, ST. Louis,
James Carter 4 Co, Gslens,
Stillmen e. Rood.
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MI. STILLWELL

No %, O!lre ST, betWeep Second and Tnird
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
M ANUFACTURER of pure Alcohol and pu,e
IN spirits OF any proof esuired.
ALSO
Spirit Gas, Phosgene Gas Chemical Oil and Cam.
phene,
Warranted Of superior quality and for sale on res
soIabIe terms e,n AZ
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ST. LOUIS, MISSt

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding House.
'oshfh "aasEipGe FRANCIS Mc'FAuL.
Qhte Twicheli & Mogrdge0
Corner q ContmerciaL end Pine .Sfrots
GNONSlG NMENTS and Commission, will NEE, with
~ prompt and personal attention, and liberal c.su
ADVANCES will be given COnsignments or Bill, of
Ladng IN HAND - ~ "
The Forwarding and Receiving of Merchandise and
rreuuce VIII meet with especial care ard dispatch; tile
lowest rates OF Freight viii always be procured and
me expense OF Storage and Drsy age much as pos
uce and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
S$;;';: IS s; s.!
''V -: SS::,s.ys lss.:s::
i H;::;;: !s:::s,:; az: :::'::.::
Springer & Whiteman,
h. o Goodman II Co,
%% S L IT'S S;; = c ''''''' r'','o,s
Morgan, }. NJ Buck d Morsan)
Shields q Miller,
L. T. farna!, I"i'aosiphia'
b. d. Comegys,
.l..s hss g !. Co. Cole, Baltimore,
S sss:,.: ! f; $:.:.. New York
A. G.. FaIwell & Co,
Howard, Son Co, "0S'oh'
7. c. Twichell d Co, New Orleans
We have open Policy 81 Insurance. which vii,
cover all shipments to our address, when advised b,
ieter per maui, Or when endorsed bills OF lsdine
before or al the time OF shipment.
MoGRIDGE a McFAUL.
Great Success at the Hall of Fashion!
Lou Prices Rule the Day OF
ny NEMAN'S NEW STORE!
ihheh Goats 81 Oh To 81 25
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Saint fouis.

P. cHoCTEAC, JR JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison Il Vale.
HIROPRiETORS Of the ST. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
IL VIII Aeep on hand full supply of merchant bar
ron, boiler plate, sheet iron and nails manuac tured at
their establishment from the OF the Iron Mount ain,
and Will tso keep all other articles usually ken. IN N
iron store, TO which they the attention of count
merchants ~
IL Warehouse, No l29, Second street ST. Louis. Mo
CHAS. W. BORuP
-, Agent at St. Paul.
Q, ,T
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CIGARS! CIGARS!I
10000 ranetillas,
10000 Londres,
5000 La Sultana,
10000 La Rama de Rio Hondo,
10000 La Alavesa,
5000 Teresita,
For sale at the ST, Paul Drug Store by
w w. HITCHCOCK
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ROOTS & SHOES,

Mems calf grained, kip and thick Boots and Brogans-
boys and Youths do do worncns' calf kip goat e1ame
eed Jenny Lind and kid BoOtees Ladies' goat kid and
enar1eiied Buskns Ladies' fancy cold CATERS ard half
Gar ers and Buskns of every quality ard price fol-
and complete assortment o. The different sses OF Mis-
] ses,a d1Lil re,,.,.
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w. s. SWIMMER.

'ENERtL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT,
CORNER OF Second and Chesnut streets over the
" Post Olice, ST. Louis Mo.
REFEREHCEs
Nessrs. H. * W. Campbell. lMessrs HAYDEN A. Wilson,
Aioiphus Meier&coi g HAIR d Nh.ttemore
ST. Louis, June l.. of
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s'uck and prices j. respectfully solicited
me ioliowiis articles comprise part Of nav stock.
'icIi hac prints, Embroidered dresses,
/ toChoCo do Irish linen.
, mon 40 Cap nets
TiiS@ues 10 I.aces and edgings
. hill Hens Sons prints Ernbroiaeref cnII.rs
Blue and Orange do Dress huitnus
tiichorN styles, Artificial towers
Heavy brown sheeting, Band boxcs.
r., " shr.ihg, Ladies' roy bonnets,
/ Brown drilling N;secs; :. %
"a = nieached sin, " Fapc, bonnets,
a. a'io 80 Bonnet rit Ons,
o. ~ S uini,dnss' Cap and silk rbons,
W, u.hlin', Parasos,
Iaiis % Umbrellas
fr anf tmi ,iskrr linen 'abl. covers,
aWo>heaE Norsied
Apron checks, y,cua,d ai.r.r
!, i"sh d,.d "ispers, Ladies miNeu hose
Brown I Iimem ,;,1,nrs ~, white AID black hose
htli'ucAN Jeans, - mixed ,se
Plain and fancy Tweeds, Mems half hoss
lang! cfsSlheres, Silk pocket hdhis,
Lancaster Gnghams. Linen Gamble s
scotch .dio. ia IL,
p,raaa a * i ainss' iise thread gloves,
nsfdgt "e ihlhes, cotton
Plain harages, Misses
Portsmouth lawns, Mems
French isl. ,broo, oto,,o.
Bl'k and figured silks, XII glove
Colored grapes, SILK crayats
1rspe iisses, summer shawis,
" nv my ,iius'oh, Linen thread,
Noioitu Cotton
The'k canhrics, Spool thread
Swiss and book muslin, Needles. nins
Bishop lawns, Percu.>,,n cacs
| ,roIIihs' Bfaids. suspcnders,
1hPes' steer pens, Peal buttons,
IhiHible>. razols, Agate
Razor strOps, Cont o,d ,.,s, ,,.,,u
iooAs ana eyes, Pencils,
I Violin strings cold r.,.
Ni,ia bows. T., ana ,,,lc s,,oocs
,o">, Table cutlery,
Ivory COMBS Pocset knives
So :. Scissors and sheaTs,
na nie Toys,
TEAS.
Young Tyson Gum povaer
Imperial, Blsck
VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
% MP ouots, Nomous morocco ties
. u1W E Jenny Lind
N, 'ai caiters s. e DO
,o"ens MP bootees, Chlldren's shoes
y.e BOYS Lrogaus,
No"ittis enameiCd Mems
,,s - CATERS
"omens' morocco boo;ees, 4" pumps,
. buskiHs.
ni'ses' palm leaf hats, White shirts
Bows -. I,.,noj a -
Mems leghorn
}. A. PACKARD.
Gaena, March 9th, I652 5o1,f
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AisO:-A large lot Of choice Preserves, consisting
OF Peach Pear, Ounce, and al other varieties in use
lll-N NArH'L. l.. TYSON A. co
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NLASS and Queensware, just reed 100 doz. tumhers
~ various kinds. For sale at The 1T. Paul Queens
ware store Oye) X. MARVIN.
ANTS, Globes and Chimneys, for sale by
IL jys X. MARVIN.
a. DOE Fruit Bowls just reed and for sale by
" Nc r. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men-20 doz. tinctures
l. and satmOuths, for sale by X. MARVIN
bOZ assorted castors and 60 doz crues lust reed
- and for sale by r. MARVIN
Oh DOZ. salts ard 25 dor fruit plates and naples
~ just reed and for sale by r. MARVIN
e. DOZ syrup cans and doz soda goblets for sale by
" Ne Il. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot of Queensware. just opened al the
IA 1t. Paul Oueensware Store by
No X. MARVIN.
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MIN E.SUTA LEATHEIk STOKE,
N the Old Stand IF L. 4. Collins g. Co., opposit.
the R,cs H9use, 81. Paul.
D +. BRADLEY a. CO.. dealers in Saddles
Harness, Trunks and Saddiery Hardware, Saddle
Trees, Skirng, Harness aud Patent Leather Calf Seat
ing, Bag and Top Leather; Carriage Trimmings, Sad
der's Silk; Bellows and Band Leather
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
Hemlock tanned Sole ieather Oak tanned sole and
Upper Leather; Kip and Calf Skins; French, German
Philadelphia and Cincinnati Cali skins; All kinds OF
Ladies' and Gentlemens Morocco, Red, Yellow, Blue,
Green, Fink and White Innings; best Goat, Buck and
Sheep Binding; Boot and shoe findings; Boot Trees,
Lasts, Crmp Boards, Pegs OF all sizes; Shoe Thread,
all kinds Iron, Zine and Copper Nails.
CARRIAGE TRIMMIN
Executed al the shortest notice and in workmaniike
Country orders particularly attended to.
1.-THE highest market price in Cash paid all times
Tor Beef Hides, Sheep aud Deer Skins.
r. I. BnADIEY L. CO.
June q lS5S--stf
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THE MCLEAN KOCSE,

TWO pooRs EAST OF THE GENITAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
NRS. ALLEN having leased this house, which
IVA has Just been erected has furnished splendic
style and il prepared 10 receive guests by the dav
week Her table is well provided, her beds are clean
her rooms airy, and her charges moderate.
June 10, lS53--,9.
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COOK ROOKC.!

COOK BOOKS.!
Mss BEECHER'S Domestic Receipt Book; do do
AV-A nestle economy; Miss Leslie's cook book; Mrs
Bliss, do; the cooks book, by Boston housewife
the Dung house keepers friend by Mrs Cornelius; Mrs
Collins table receipts, adapted Western hosewifery
French cookery, b, FrancaIelli. For sale by
ju2i LIE DEC A ROJyRrp
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w vi. DAHL.

wholesale and Rtal Uealer IN Books S,,,,5on.r, g..
Third Street, between Jackson and Roberts.
SAINT PAUL.
IL orders from the Country promptly attended to
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\ MERlCAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
iANl.-Capital ou,000.-lnCorpor2ted by the
legislature OF Ohio Charter perpetual. Office No. IA
Ea>t Fourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies AT the follow ing rates
for 5 1000, and in proportion for larger amount.
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pLASTING POWDER AND SAFETY FUSE, a
NJ sp2l MARSHALL d. cos.
CABINET WAREROOMs.


ALWAYS on hand, made to order SOFAS EASY
CHAIRS, DlNANS, WILLOW WAGONS,
MATTRESSES, CARD AND CEN
TIRE TABLES and CHAIRS
of every Description.
Also n few METALLIC COFFiNS, superior article
..-----.--.-. TO buy second hand furniture, is too
49, Is IN much like buying second hand gar
"a ments. We take IL for granted, that
~y5 <sS the people Of Territory, would
rather prefer To have their chairs washstand bureaus
and tables made to order and expressly fer their
use; although old furniture might be bought for less
ney. Then We think our people would rather havear-
ces made Of the timber that grows here in the Terrific
ry, manufactured by own mechanics who have cast
their lot in Minnesota, for better, for worse.
We viii make promptly 10 order, whatever articles of
furniture may be wanted (f we have what is desr-
ed hand1 and Will warrant goods better and all
things considered cheaper than they be imported
Undertaking promptly attended To.
STEES & HUNT,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, 81. Paul
st. Paul June % 1853. loft
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DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGHCANDy

DIR. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agreebe and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest ard lungs--Genersl Agents, Barnard Bro &
Co., St Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at St Paul by j. w. Babcock, Hitchcox d Keilosp
ana I'm: Constants Mt St Anthony, by J. z. Wilson
GROCERIES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
b. WATT & CO., Third street, 81. Paul have
A<s yet on hand fun assortment OF their recentIv
large aud well selected stock Of Groceries and PROV
ions, which they offer the public az wholesale or retail
at the lowest market price Their stock consists in
part. as follows
IS bbis N: o, Clarified, Crush d and Pow'd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea
10 bbls. Molasses,
DO Golden Syrup,
- DO Kendalrs Crackers,
20 do Pilot Bread,
IS do Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples
do do Peaches,
IL bbls Mess PORK,
do Vinegar,
Lard Cheese, Mackerel Goldfish Salt, Scan. Candles
starch, saiars,ns, Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, sc.
Jan2O-do
FIRE! FIRE!: FIRE!!.
nNHE "old Erna" continues to dispense "aid and com
ior' to the unfortunate, usual the Saint Paul
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
THOMAS a. BRACE, Prest $. l.. Looms, Sec'y.
Il. r. NELSON
o-3oy Agent for Minnesota Territory.
GOOD NEWS.
lust received per steamer Excelsior splendid as
- sortment OF GROCERY, CHINA, GLASS and QUEENS
WARE. For sale cheap, by
w. N. PERSON 4 CO
je23tt st. Anthony Street. Upper Town.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Nm about the 20th of MAY last a large Rlscl ,o,r
~ up OF one norm broken OIL Any person finding the
above COW Will be suitably rewarded by
II. c. WOLF,
Meat Market head Of Third street
st. Paul, June 80, 1881
MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK FOR ls53-Just reed
A'A and ior sale by lie DUO Il ROHRER
FLOUR FOR SALE.
II NONSIANTLf on hand at Frank Smith Cos
~ Clayton, Iowa. (about Y miles below Prairie On
Chen and en- excellent landing which we guarantee as
good as any In the market in quantities to suit purcha
i-23 6ml THOMPSON nAVyS
PLOUGHS
M every variety, manufactured from the celebrated
~ Missouri Iron Mountain Iron can be had at lev,
prices for cash approved paper byapplying at the
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BIZ EXPRESS.
VXTE have this day received by Express a yery GEN
w eTsl assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres Vest;ngs
ana Cenileniens Furnishing G GODS which we will show
TO eur customers at our usual low rates.
WHINE a COOLEY,
Re- Roberts Street
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Nm or about the goth of May last large Black Cow
~ tip of one horn broken or ANY person 6nding ,i
above COW will be suitably rewarded by
II. c. WOLF,
Meat Market head Of Third street
ST. Paul, June 80, 1891
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agreebe and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest ard lungs--Genersl gents, Barnard Bro &
Co., 81 Louis, Mo- For sale by the Druggists of Gale
ma; at ST Paul by j. w. Babcock, itchc0x S Kellogg
and Wm Constants; nj 81. Anthony. by J. Z. Wilson
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GLASS: GLASS;! GLASS..!
All sIes anu the BEST qaaiity, Just received and
~ ior sale Dy WIN w. HICHCOx.
lap<el at tie 81. Paul Drug Store
GA DEN SEEDS. GARDEN SEEDS!.
AtSED al the celebrated Shaker Gardens. a, Union
Ia Village, near Lebanon Ohio Just received aud
ioi SAFE Ill quantities TO suit customers, at the
lap2sI ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
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No 469.
Temperament OF the Public Land Sales
In WI>COnsin.

In WISCONSIN,.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the public sales of lands
ordered by the proclamation Of the President of
e hited STATES GATED The first day OF February 1853
10 be held at the following named land offices in M.
STATE OF iscoBsin, 10 The land Offices at VII
low River, La Crosse, stevens Point and Meuasha Ia
commence on 'he "a, tt, 9Th aud ED of May next are
declared TO be postponed Until the 9TH llh 18TH and
23th OF July neat, respectively.
1Nen under hi1 hand, at the city of ashingon tt is
ieth day oi APRIL ammo DVu sand civ ht huu
dred ana lit. three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President:
JoHN WILSON,
=, Commisaioner of The General Land Office
May 5-3-I3w.
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
CONSTANTLY on hand at Frank smith 4 Coz
~ clayton, Iowa, (about u miles below Prairie d
Chien and an excellent landing which we guarantee
good as any In the market in quantities suit purca
i-23 6mI THOMPSON DAVIS
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FIOrR FOR SALE

MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK FOR ls53-Just rec,
1s1 and for sale by LEOUC & ROHRER
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BOARDING.
FEW respectable board.rs will find a comfortable
n home at moderate Charges i'll on, Of the mo 81 cen
tral parts OF the city. T.. HOWE.
Manhato City, June 2, le53--.-ly.
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NJ every variety, manufactured from the ceeNrse cd
~ Missouri Iron Mountain Iron can he had az Ia,'
prices for cash or approved raper byspplyng at the
I2-cml MISSOURI IRON STORE
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NOTI(Es
Slf mutual consent, the aTm Of c. x. Rice d Co is
n TINS day dissolved. II. NJ. Rice is authorized 10
settle all business OF said lsm.
c. R. RICE,
9. n, GEO. CULVER,
81 raul, Feb l5th le53--44-tf II. N. RICE.
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- No" ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As GLASS
GLASSWARE, CHINAwARE, oUEENswARE AND
CRoCKERy, ON THE soU TIL SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR TO FRFsLLY's
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City Intelligence.
Wy HH1cfAIEeHCcs
N0rHER SRRIOrS CLAIMING AFFRAY.

| ANOTHER SERIOUS sTlDBING ARRAY.
man mined James Brady, fireman at T,ylsrs saloon
10 Broadway stabbed between IL and pollock this
ning in front Of st.varts porterhouss at hs
of Canal and Hudson stree ts short time previous to
tho occurrence Italian who ia unknown ents1ed the
above mentioned porterhouse with companion and ar
ryns trunk between them. They desired TO bs erttr
tanned in the house right and said thew vera go.
Up on the Hudson River Rslr5sd this morning. They
could net be kept there, sad tire conversation
happening 10 sprisg upon he exciting topic OF
Of Ronanism ard Professionalism and Nr Bray
in he OF the conversation that Re WAS Protest
ant Tie It,lian ard his ccpapapioa starfej ou.
with their trunk wien Brady. whore family resides
over the porter house, also started out of the door
20 so up 70 Dis rooms. TIE Itsliso looking back
ard seeing Brady, let Of his trunk stepped bacx
and stabbed HIN ia tire left side. below the sixth
rib. :eScl lining Re dl So You are D. d Pro
'estaut" Brady 6sco,e ed that the blow he had
received Tas stab, but toe sassin could not found
Officer Ford near At hand arc had the Injured
conveyed 70 the Fifth ward station house whsre Capt.
Csreenter who new Brady to he very table and
inofeosive man, had him properly cared Cor Dr.. XII
bourn was called IN and dressed the wound. He pro-
nouncsd The injury very serious Captain Carpenter
had Mr. Brady taken b and made easy possible.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. TO FrREMEy OrHERs.-Ths cold ha,
may break out and diff Guilty may be found in the of
leather hose from the action Of the frost This be
remeoied the Fire Department win provide barrels Of
br ne The water must De fully sitursted with
sAt Fill the hose with This brine and they be
handled in the ssverest cold Pumps, when frozen up
be hawsd out by the Of srong cold brine Slice
WALKS and door steps may be kept FREQ from ice by til
means.
FIRE yesterday msrniog about haf past six o. clock
the DIV cling OF M Charles Hold No IA Wavesy place.
was discovered FIRE in the basement caused by the
careessness Of the servant girl leaving candle burning
near clothes horse and setting FIRE the clothes The
dana ge was about $loO.
FROZEN TO DEA1H.-A female, about twenty years OF
age, found dead IN the of carpantsrs shop in
Thirty fourth street. between Second snd Third avenues
She was sent TO the dead house at Bellevue Hospital
ia supposed to have frozen to oe.th.
ANOTHER CAMPHEsE ExPL sIoN.-About O'Clock Friday
night eahpt eue lamp exploded in the basement Of
house No IL Thompson street, occupied by Eiward
Barry as periodical store IT set FIRE to the and
did about fifty collars damage before it extngush-
ed. Mr.. Barry considerably burnt on the hand and
wrist
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-25
Irregulntity OF the Malls.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
'pecing the truly outrageous rregulsrty with which
your unocrstsppers pus up and forward ths daily
Herald for me- Why you Keep them in the Office, and
mail them In thress fours and at time-for that
the manner in which usually receive ihem--is mo. .
than can tell Yesterday, for instance tie 14tb Ire.
ceiyed Herald OF the Goth OF ovember The mail time
between st Louis and New York ia four days Why I
asR was tbi, paper kept in ycur Office ten days before
berg nsiled When paid you my subscripti she
daily HERAED, one year in advances, expec ed some
resst nabe performance Of contract your partnot
TIA your fesmingy irresp hrelngs would keep
back my papers, and mail them in ayes skies or saven
to suit tneir own conveniense.
NEW YORK PAPERS.
If the editors CT the New York Courier and Eaqurer the
Express the HERALD, the Times the Tribune Demo
crdt dere 70 retain circulation for their in tbs
ty they will mako inquiry into the which
hey arc mailed. They of service anybody here
being from Elk t. ten days tho route when they
York may bring about correoti Of the evil IL be
not remedied they will soon Lore all their ubcribsrs in
st Lou5
Thia extract is rom the ST. Louis Repulican OF thls
morning. and sepd 1t In Mi nation OF what have
written above. am Of tnoss subscribers Who no.
dispote to submit to eiher HERALD 9arnum humbug
10 end 70 s,entinue my subscription to the daily HER
AID, az the end Of my current subscription yssr, upsis
ne eor viii perform his contact and mail 1t reg alarly
Yours respectfully, J. II
We publish the above for the especial benefit of
the Postmaster General. He will see from the ex.
tract of the st. Louis Republican, sent to us by our
subscriber that the fault ia not in our establishment
He will see that the difficulty lies between the post
Offices Of this city and st, Louis.