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Rotels auo Boarnfmg Douses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.


fIHiS house, formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
original hotel OF ST. Paul, at the of Third
jackson streets opposite the Minnesota OUTFIT, is tho
roughly repaired, and remodelied aud with the additions
now made to it, is of the spacious and conve
nient httes in town. Having taken lease Of it, and
fitted Il up throughout with furniture, invite The
travelling public TO call upon me; believing they will fluid
ihs house equal to the BEST in all respects The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
st. Paul, July 20, 1852. If
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is NOfFET. Ny Boarding House il
IN Jackson Street, at The lower end Of Saint Paul To
find II, You keep straight from the steamboat landing
to the OF Triangle the north end Of the bridge
Ny house large, and for prompt payment week
intend TO furnish good fare at the lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
ST. Paul. May 90, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
'RNE Subscriber has provided for the ods
of bOarders; both by tie day and by the week with
or without lOdging-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for tht Caena House, at the frst building Roberts
street above Third, opposite Winnie Cooley : Clothing
,ore jul7-s-iy VIM. 1RU SSONE.
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MISSISSIPPI House.

CORNER OF EAGLE AND HILL SITS, PAUL, MINNESOTA
TIME subscriber has taken the above house and tte,
il up for the reception Of boarders in lie unsur.
passed by any house ia the Territory
Boarding by the day week on reasonable terms.
s. A. THOMPSON.
1t. Paul, April IA, '53.-y52.
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In addition to the above their assortment Of cranes
ounces entrants, goOseberrics dahias, chrysanthom
um- geraniums cactus hss, raspberry, and stTawher
very large. and prices rs low at any establish
ment of The Kind, east west.
Orders received and promptly ATTEMPTED to by
29-6m GEO. W. TARRI\ETON. agent.
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"a Office Is hereby gwen that the undersigned ad-
Y minstrator ofthe of John NJ SAWYER. late
of saltwater county Of Washington Territory of Min
ncsota deceased, by virtue of and under order of the
Probate Court OF Washington county, made by the Hon
Harvey Wilson Judge of Probate of said county the
fourteenth day OF February ID 1853.
VIII sell all the right, title and interest of the said
i'll and to the following scrbed premises and
al the right, title aud interest legal equitable which
the said John Saw cr had IN the folio wing deS-
cnhed real estate, pieces parcels Of land the ae
/ OF his deCeaSc, ~ WlI.
The undivided one third part Of lot No. two IL in
section No fifteen, I'D in township No. thirty, $50
north oi Range No twenty (Zu) west, continuing hity
and City hundrcdtis go 40 l00) acres.
Also, the undivided third part Of the following
described premise 10 wit
B!ocA No ten, lol in the town of Saltwater, accor-
ding TO The survey and plat OF the said Of Stllwa-
ter made by Harvey Wilson ana recorded the Office
{" the Register ri deed OF The county of Washington
together with all the land lying and being between the
east line Of sad block No ten 0 and the lake shore
Lake St CroiX Saving and excepting oniythe Hand Ia
with the right and privilege the land upon the lake
shore Of said Lake 81 Coix, between the line
sand county road, and said lake. noTiher.y along
Lake shor, distance OF one hundred feet from point
said shore where the north line of id block if The
extended easterf would strike the said lahe
together with al! the Tights privileges aid
belonging apperGiriug TO the sand one-hird part of
the aiort said premises, including the mill and all i'm
provemeets thereon" Situate living and being in the
cOunty of Washington in the Territory of Minnesota
AT public vendIe AT The Office Of the Register deeds
OF the coHty Of Washington, in the town of Saltwater
in said county. Tuesday the l2h day of April ID
1853 at eleven O'clock il the forenoon of that DAY.
saltwater, February IS 1853
SETH NJ. SAWYER,
1m,st
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The above rates are for the whole term Of life. For
seven years insurance. the rates 33 3 per less
On the mutual rates onehaf only is required in cash,
the remaining half N 4 premium note.
California risks taken at extra premium OF per
cent. w. b. DEAN, Sec'y.
march 3l--4 30 Nv
Agents wanted in all the principle places in Mime
sofa. Good Recommendations required, Address the
Secretary
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w HiFNkX'S GALLERY OF DAt.UEI;-
REPTILES.

ENiE subscriber having recently made great
mcnis IN The arrangement of light IL his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before very superior stock makes the
appointments oi his Gallery equal, ii superior any
~ 'c w est Ii now prepared TO execute Daguerreoty
hhehcsses III a style unsurpassed by any operator.
Lie IS uncertain and persons in health should de-
ia! "ae moment III procuring one or more OF these
nentos OF lie, which, under the trying ccinstances
~ maj separation Of friends, price purchase
Miniatures taken in weather neatly In lock
cts, PMS, rings, bracelets large variety
Which are kept constantly ha,id and patterns
being constantly received All respectfully invited
To call and exaDi inc specimens.
St Pail, Aug. ). 1852. l6-tf
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ST. pAtrI, FERRY

'tE Subscribers have now ready horse boat
and All things in complete order for srossin. the
RIVER az 81 Paul, Lower Landing with ali passengers
and teams. We shall be attendance at The Ferry al
the usual hours Of business, and possible shall
secure The Constant attendance Of good Ferry aD The
rates OF ersge lower here than al any other err,
from 1T. Louis to ST. Paul.
JAMES VI GOODUUE,
ISAAC \. GOODBYE,
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I
TIME: TIME. TINIE!

4
EON f.t.H. Watch Manuiac tnrer. w ork ing
u Jewoler and Dentist would respectfully H. form
the inhabitants of St Paul that ne has opened store
81. Anthony Street, in the building opposite the
Rice House, doors from RobnsOn's old stand with
assortment Of Clocks, Spectacles of all ages Back
and Side Combs, IN great variety, bosom pins goggles
chimney steel beads and tasses ladies work
bags, childrens teethDg rings, flutes, dice and boxes
and variety of other articles.
Duplex, Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
Of the com pick aud delicate workmanship, care
fully repaired.
California Gold Rings made 10 order. Engraving
neatly erec,aed.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. SCALED 4 PLuGoED.
II. F., from his long experience in some OF the first
shops in England, nsters himself that shall be able
to give satisfaction all who favor him with tbei
work. His motto is Punctuaiity. Dispatch and Moder
charges
ST. Paul, March CAST, 1883. 4 4s-y
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p CHotTEtU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau. Harrison ~ Vale,
EEROPRlETORS of the ST LOUIS ROLLING MIL 3
Il Will keep on hand fun supply Of merchant bar
ron, boiler plate sheet iron and nails, manufactured
their establishment, from the Of the Iron Mountain
ana viii also Keep all other articles usually kept an
Iron store, which they invite the attention of country
merchants.
a. Warehouse, No. 1872 Second street, 81. Louis Mo-
CUAS. W. BORUP,
Agent at 81. Paul.
MAY 2, 1851. 3---,f
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NOV is the time for YOU try II YOU can canno,
get all kinds of piain straw braid, chip and fancy
trimming; Donncs altered and made in the most fash
ionabe slyle hleached and pressed, and done equal
any city in the
Bonnets altered to the present fashion,-59 cts.
Ii only bleached and pressed--37cts.
liberia! percentage allowed to milliners.
Black and Maroon, cOlored finished at the above
price at The ST. Paul Bleach House, upper end OF St.
Anthony street, by Mrs. Z. SPAKkES.
narrh-3O $50 6m
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lo53.l SAML. STiLLtN ELL. io53.l
No. SO, Oiire ST., betmeen Second and THIRD.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo.
Hs ANUFACTiRER Of pure Alcohol, and pure
1VH spirits of any proof required.
Spirit Gas, Phossene Gas, Chemical Oil and Cam
pheue,
Warranted of superior quality, and for sale
sonable terms. as
"MoNEEL'S SPRING: STYLE OF HATS"
WHOLESALE AND aETAiL,--l7 d 10, MARKET ST.,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Introducing my style of hats for the spring of 1883
] Wonid ASK especial. attention 10 the combination 1t
presents OF the important requisites article
at dress, beauty and utility. II is light, strong, OF
correct proportions ard AZ the time adapted for
suminer hat. In the manufacture of hats motto is
EXcel>ior. The richest crill and The best Of work
maEship. united with the unring vigilance Of
pervsion. cannot fail to produce hat worthy Of the
motto. have fun assortment Of the finest goods in
my line; comprising all that Is rich and iashona
bic. ~ Hats. Caps, straw aud Panama Goods, especial
~ intended Ia ct the demands, whether wholesale
retail "i community now rapidly alv ancing in wealth
md refinement, ana those artificial that follow
can sell the staple goods Of the trade low any
other house in 81. Louis. respectfully solicit per-
sOnal inspection Of my stock. JOHN MCNEIL.
9-i7 IL II Il 10 MARKET, next door to Main-st
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III. e. SANDEOKD.


hEALER in Groceries Hardware and Dry Goods
~ on Third ST., will Keep hand n constant supply
OF The following articles, with supply Of Fancy goods
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
OF every description, made expressly for this mark
and Tor this season. constantly hand, cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without. he has complete assor-
menl Of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting IN part OF Old Tyson Young Tyson and Black
Teas, Laguira. Java and Rio Coices, ". o.. Crushed
Loaf AND Pu!veti,ed Sugars, Spices, Pepper Cloves
Nntnegs, Cassa, Rice, Raisns, saeratus starch soap
theNihg and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil, tlsbto
HARDWARE.
MIL and Cross Cut saws, uil sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chans Halters, ID. Chains; Axes and axe
heives ihes sckles and snathes shove spades and
hoes, wrought and cut nails locks atches and bolts
tlery, etc.
10000 Cigars, of every variety
PoR n and f'LOt K constantly ON hand, in large
quantities
Nil ssndiors stock is large, and he Will be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his assortment
complete He Is determined to sell his goods for ready
pay ~ cheap they be purchased else here. Give
HIM call. March 10. lS53-47-lyl
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REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
"a | "i~r property stuatedin the town .sa<sfxs.
.ss1n OF Saint Paul, ana in its nmedi- IL
~. -se1 Vicinity, for sale low for cash ossx&
themselves to the Capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, and several lets of land, in "a ~~aS--
central part of ST. Paul, with abundant supply ofeNce
lent water With this property viii be sold, about
acres OF land covered with large and thrift, crow Ii Of
wool.
have also Tor sile Il number of FIVE acre lots With
growing timber on them situated on, and the mHie-
diae vicinity al public roads and a mile from
~, Paul The above property will be sold such low
terms Tor cash that the purchaser Immediately sell
again an advance
For sale on time, prices will be proportionabIy higher
Appl. II HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street corner
tedar or L. f. HoYT. ST. Paul. lily
j. r.. FULLERTON.
EOLtNG DESTROYS Of dispo>ing Of The balance of his
d sock of Goods previous TO opening VIZ itou
Offers Goods Tor Cash at extremely low prices
Persons wishing to purchase Dry Goods Boots, Shoes
Hats. Caps Clothing viii fine il their interest TO
call and purchase Of him.
p. : All persons indebted to him will confer favor
on him by making Immediate pay ment. fi5--tf
kITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAU.
kSls desirable ground, lying i'll the central and
advantageous part of the basin of ST PAU, where
must inevitably be the principal Of the
town. and aoTdiig also most choice and delightful Lots
III the rear the bench for dwelling houses;
veyed into Lots and now offered for sale
disputed ard ndsputahe, at reasonably prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit, for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold the adj
terms. CHARLES H. OAkES.
Agent for PROJECTORS.
St Paul. July 81, 1851. 10
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w. s. SWIMMER.

". s. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT.
{ NORNER Of Second and Chestnut streets, (over the
y Post Office, St. Louis Mo.
REFERENCES
Nessrs II. & w. Campbell, Messrs Hayden 4 Wilson,
I" AGolpAns MeeracO' II&R Whttemore
st. Louis, June l.. Off
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FINE ARTS.


ELEGANT LARGE ENGRAvINGs-NoW OFFERED
u by GEO. S. APPLETON, prinsseer, 1856 Broadway,
the following reduced prices These engraviugs
particular the finish early pressions
and at prices which will enable every lover Of art
them. impressions have struck off with
great upon which the former Subscribers
to the Art Union have had opportunity Of proc nng
printed for distribution No such opportunity
purchase of elegant engravings suitable for framing the
portfolio, ut prices extremely low for it would be
self and publish them prices The
subjects embrace historical pastoral and comic subjects
taken from scenes in England and this country.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
The following engravings ten in number will DO furnished
until the LIST Of October at the low price After that
fixed No should omit to this opportunity
securing these ten elegant engrayngs
l. Farmers Incoming. Painted by william $; Mount. En-
graved hy Alfred Jones Size of engraving Ii by H. India
Sir waiter Raleigh Parting from Wife Painted by
"a; India proofs. 81 30 Prints 81.
3 Sparkling Painted by F. W: Edmouds. Engraved by
Afred JSnes Size OF engraving II by 10 India proofs 81
a: The Jolly Flat Boatman; Painted BY T. G Bingham.
81 b.. The same elegantly colored. S..
EsSs yss. Ars Frss Of engraving TX BY
Hun S By 1ss
Anne Page Slender ana sheRR from tSs
Merry Wives Of Windsor Painted by c. R. Leslie, Engra-
ssd by Burt Size of engraving q by AN India proofs
s. General Marion Inviting British Officer to Dinner
pss Gn Hi gFsy Pan ssn Size
g. sybi Painted by I. Huntington. Engraved by J.
casear Size Of engraving, III by l6 India proofs,
TO- Gaus M.rius upon the Ruins Of Carthage Painted
N. B.-Advanta geous arrangements may be made by
Agents for the disposal of the above lot Of engrayngs
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LEGAL NOTICE 8.

CUPREME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
y pics,ion of the Mayor Aldermen, CommoHalty Of
the city OF New York. relative the opening OF ld street.
from Third to the the sasery side Of
Mount Norris square in the Twelfth ward Of said city
Commissioners Of Es innate and in the above
titled matter hereby give notice to the statutes
cupant occupants Of all houses lots and proved
unimproved lands affected thereby and to all others
1t may concern, as follows to witt
they completed estimate and assess-
men and that all interests affected
BY and who be opposed to the do present their
man Of said Commissioners at his office Ne. 70 Nassau
street. the city of New York. before the sd day Of
June next.
containing the of the of the assessed
the numbers such lots the the
Commissioners together with such map and the Of
the whether for benefit and also all
the ahdavts estimates and other documents which
used by the said Commissioners in making estimate
and have been deposited in the Street Commits
the OF II may until the ga
day Of July next
follows that to say the lots of land situate in
the Twelfth ward Of the city Of New York. and which taken
together bound the by the easterly side Of the
street the eastery side Of Mount Morris
the by the westerly side Of the Second
the north by the line of the centre Of the block be-
ld l24th street the by
street. excepting therefrom such streets and
parts streets and have already been opened
the laid out the Of tho said Commission
hrs, deposited az aforesaid
Fourth Also that report the above entitled mat
ter will be made and presented to the Supreme Of
held the City Hall city Of Rork on Sat-
urday the 2d day ofJuly A. b. 1888 at the opening of the
court that day; and that then and there
that said report be confirmed
ss2 2ssEss sb*SRSs
Dated, New York. May 10. 1853.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.

L light yss.ei.;LTreasury D.p.rtmsnt, oae. Light
sealed proposals one. until
York; one e Be- delivered a. to be deli
ysrsdat Charleston South Carona OF the following dmen
e for %ss
Of hold from tog of Timber strake to top Of BEAM feet
ssss ss IS s ffss ns I'D
no"ad depth Of hold from top
'':sis beam ,;ss Inches Tonnage sSeu.
yellow pine Of the finest grain untapped Southern tim
non. Of the bids ,.f.esory 70 the Board !. viii he
and approved ths s:sr;ay q the
:o%psad By the .sp.arss Persons ::
:s 1877 sf IL for
ss 10 and Il: :s
be enclosed by each bidder evidence
mo that does conform to the
drawing Of the vssss, for will be furnished to
hs to sieh or b o will be rssTrd ID to adhere
vii ss' .ssnsd ~ this
to see that work and used see In
the will be received and payments authorised
made.
e printed by which the vessels to be
and which will With the drawings and plans,
be attached to and form part Of the contracts had
application 10 e Lighthouse Board the Lighthouse
at Boston, New York, Wilmington, Delaware
Norfolk, virgins. or at the custom house At Phadephis,
Baltimore New Bedford Edgartown Massachusetts, Aad
the plans and drawings be and examined by call
ing 81 tie Office of the Lighthouse Inspector 1t Boston New
York, Wilmington Delaware 1T the custom house at
PhadsEha NJ the ocs Of the Lighthouse
Board Washington City.
Any person submitting proposals may present
the opening d at the time and place before
specified
proposals must be sealed and Proposals
Building Light vessels and then enclosed another
veopc, and addressed TO the Secretary the Lighthouse
Boa4d, Treasury Departments Washington
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Secretary
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EXPRESS AGENCIES,

DERFORD CO.. IS NEXT CALIFORNIAN AND SOUTH
ID American Express will be despatched per the splendid
steamer Crescent City Saturday, May Is in charge Of
r and will deliver parcels and freight in his charge i'm
have their freight put in proof condition. ready
delivery Friday next Small parcels received till p NJ
the day of sailing Fret yht taken the lowest terms
and guaranteed to connect Through pss:sge secured
cent and swift steamers which have made the in
teen and twenty three days the quickest time made
steamer any route by applying at Office No.
Aston House. BERFORD CO.
CHASE & co.'s ExPREss-eFFICE NO. IS BROAD
way Rates reduced twenty i've Per cent e caor-
Charleston Savannah, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee,
New Orleans and Mobile
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INSURANCE..

CTUYvTsANT FIRE IEsURANCB CO-oTF1CEe, 10
Bovery corner Broeme Street under the Bovsry BANK
and % Wan streetCAptAl &20 0O0 This company nsurs
against loss damage by dwelling houses and furut
ture warehouses stores and merchandise tssso.es
port re- the favorable ftesns An ioasss VIII
Immediately adjusted and pgempty paid .
FREDERICK 4. LEE, Presidsnt.
SAMUEL wILLBTs. vise Ppss5dsuA
BBNy. +. PnNrx, Secretary.
EB-Appiicatione fer lDsurApss In this company NJ
Ne len With Naas RsehArdscn. ~ Ne hsDAab cAss.
yal sAwe1A
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAN
bers streeNstce hereby given to the relatives and
next Of Of Peter McCauey Of Of New York.
effects Of the said ntestate the hands Of Public Aa
mintrator will DO administered and disposed of him
according to law unless the be claimed
administrator of the deceased the thirteenth
day Of June ne1t
PETER r. swEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, May H. 1853
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TTOW TO WIN LOvER.-PROFESS0R PRESCOTT
III will enclose, receipt Of one dollar his printed DIR
cular person disclosing the method whereby
one may tho love and esteem Of tho opposite The
method simple that detection If impossible Addrces
Prvi. TALSSviT, broadway Iebt 0l.ss.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, Ass.


WATCHAS AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
soLp AND aLvEn WATCHES, Jrvrbnr Anp sSLvna vAAA
ut retail, at much less than the usual prices
yunGErsRN wArcHm.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received BY every Arrival
With certificates from him with each watch warranted par
fect Hrne keepers COOPER vArcNM.
Duplex snd levers n hunting and mage sAs4s perfect
time keepers. MDrYRrpENr sRooHp
Splendid geld pocket chronometRa WHOA WA cuA
any variation. RIGHT DAY wArcrna.
for ladies, IN hunting
DIAMOND wAfCu0
fox ladies' some magic
which pgs ints three different wAtcneA
WArCHHs
up ind turn the hands without any key.
Tine gold lepne Watches four holes jswsNsA -e1 a
Gold enamelled watches for the iadies ...... IS %
Gold English patent levers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS 8
Gold English patent levers hunting 50 %
silver patent leverr ~ how 16 Q
Silver detached levers ~ low q
saA AL ether syiss Of watches st equally Isv press
for sale a. nssh isss shan tho asusi pr,.ss
An kinds q gold shains gold Wedding r1xSs gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils cole and silver t
spestaolss gold toothpcks charms ohsAslesse
chains, AZ.
Sterling silver spesns forks ps knives anpks raeA
jewsry EXCHANGED All wassoas warrsaS.d 70 SseS rooS
tims OF hs money returned.
AL kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repsreA IN
the best mAnner at much hess thAa the prices
GEORGE &. ALLnN
Importer watches and ewery Wholesale and rsta1 Ne
II WAL street. second 6oor near Broadway
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSEs-NOTICE.-AL
exciss licenses expire the nrst day Nay
In each year New licenses will be issued at the Mayors
snce tCity HALL between the hours of 10 and Cookbook,
ter the sevsrs wards the following days. respective
". VII.
9th ward Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 18th May
nth e Friday and Saturday, 9th and 18th May.
E2sh Monday and Tuesday, 30th and 3lst May.
18th " Wednesday and Thursday, LIST and I'd June.
18th Friday and Saturday, Sd and 4th June
l5thc Monday and Tuesday, 9Th and 7th June.
10th Wednesday and Thursday, 9Th and 9th June.
18th /" Friday and Saturday, 10th and 18th June.
18th Monday and Tuesday, 18th and Ath June.
18th Wednesday and Thursday, 18th and 10th June.
30th . Friday and Saturday, Hth and 18th June.
AL persons desiring license requested appl the
vs. designated above for their respective wards aud
ersby avoid the penalties Of the law Persons hold
licenses requested TO present them when applying
fef renewal
Special Notics.-An persons who shall sell tn
strong sprtuou liquors except mnorters distlers
s:la LIQUOR. imported distilled BY shem in quanes
81 law offence penalty SIS
eotGers the additional punshment by bdctment) Of
ne and mi prison ment, Ey order,
GEORGE G. GLASIER. First Marshal.
Usv York April Is. 1859.
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AGENCY.

A GENCY IN CANADA.-A GENTLEMAN INTEND
"A ing to travel few months in the Canadas, would be
happy TO undertake any commission agency business Of
patents &C. Capital invested possibly or security given.
References exchanged. Address Canada Agency Herald
Once. immediately.