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CuAncr or GRAxnLARcESr.-Ab lacA named

Officer y Bnen, Of the Eighteenth Ward.
Yesterday arrested named Lewis IRE, charged with
having in September 1852, stolen gold watch worth
SloC and SIS money from the house Of Nh W { R1s-
seu No 26i Fcur-sy. After tue commission Of the lar
No bouiht IL pswned fo s a. Simpson. pawn shop,
where 10 Id Tie accused locked up BY Justice
McGTAth fOI examination
ARREsr or An ALLEGED FUGITIyE FORGER.
Ocer Bower Of the Chefs Office, yesterday returned
20 he CT, froH Philadelphia having hs custody youth
usn,d William L = sworth, wh0 stands charged with
having. November l-st. 'dsfrGaded hessrs Bnnt
sinms, Toubs Co. Mr. SDyts and others dealers N gnns
ara r,oa cut o. several Of pistols By presenEng
isn n payment for -e fJrEed checks on the Broad
ard other banks purpCrsns toseye beea ga@d some
by Mr.. 2 PesEce, and otlfrs BY Ny X K FOst-r soon
sr TIE ehechs were es.oveT. to b. fraudulent the o-r
VA uotfed o. The eirrumfAnce snd SINCE that tine hAs
hssu on The ooh out for TIE rogue On M9utsy "a hs
heard thai he wss Il ts Custo-Hole Philadelphia aud
Immediately lrsfaph-1 % that CITY and 4scsriarei 20
certainty tAst sGeh ves TIE car TIE eels " q taAen
before the Chief Of Police and locked mp tJf n-ton
IL, young OF rsctabls Appearance, and u sad
iorl.y lived IN Hartford where &c hs come hons OF lie
hghesi rrsFectst4uy
FIErmrS's PROcEssIoy IN HARLEY AND
Norr HAYES On Wedne stAy. the Firemen % hou Ha-
ot,r g-nt.susn /, y called the R1nae0." aai pow
ti snsire plaving two TIE hrsnen Of
large procession an marched % crh;h-si waere ;hsy
received the machine Ater nsFchn2 tafocga ne
p1rera streets OF HileE and Mott hayen thsy prooeetea
T. the dock where they amused thsseTes 70 spLas a.
~ or ens,ue. They theu by invitation from l. Mott,
roceeGes 10 wu. Hotel q Ma Haven where they sat
down 20 coed dinner which beng 0yer speeches were
rase by M MO;i and Oths. AID so1gs w.Ee sans By Ny
Fi.h~r OF Harlem and Others nlnees Of invited.
were .snoB, them Col Ripley, from Kan
Ss. Lard In the .cnoon they marched II procession
10 yeko,e where they wei received b. TIE ADS
Tisv retained 20 thsr homes Of an early s7sr, hsAy
pleas-i with q ear exeursion
Board OF ALpERnES-Thursday, March ~.
Richard COMPTON Esc Press6ent. took tne Chair snd
suoJUu rot hsiss p-ss-nf ae0zraasnt icSN pace %
tbs .ifsrrcou 81 ) oclOck-
F.rn AccIpESr.-A boy ten years Of age,
60. Csi',-- re,aipr vi,h b. parents =. 10. -
ic,hsv While playing yesterday Il ageer y.;d u ne
~ 81 Ne a. lth.Y almost instantly Killed II eoa-
,,vsrce OF TIRE filling hi OF pl!s OF me l1aoeI
- 10 Wa playing vih hf Il iAe Iia3= ,-aorsA
., rhe- ard exr--esec hs companion, VINO DIED saofy
sst,-x.-c CoroUs. ODonael bed N in9aesi upon tae
~ - yr-. II scc6sEsl death ws rendered % ne
jay.
Cry demsnd Of two cents on
s,nhed lFr.r khrs hesi) ls-trr Which q commonly naas
y, ~, esrrers OF City erren lnI1zf. uni@s 0ey ne
r.es A. The Post Ofce For TIE !etiss waco Hs 1cv-
r--a trra sny Of tia N boxes aoact ne ety ne
u~uny fTsnk pays fsU If ms carrier --cisos 2o's
Ter 70 the fosrrsasfer
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NTsTKUCTIYF Ar OF HEALING: OR. FAcrs

OBSTRUCTIVE ART or HEALING OR, FACTS
II Tok fsrlEs-By tie author Of Fkscs Of the F.clT To
= Id Of ~ INCH No 81 All Of BootssrS S.s
&c IN 81 r. y. 80 a = . iT So Ton $. ~
- sire TIE your Oce Cs1hy and inee
the' eut snTs Ard F-y ths three cents By retan o.
nj, you vi receive cory go -
Ner = EnE I'D Ian u Am % Z y0l a-ly EHeE ~h vois
Sivf aid ear shftf that tSetley
Ie-rc Tie EIds q hos 5r0s aoui b1-a Va
sham I'D dlrt u Hov r. brutality n SAC
trt proper eelrg IL tie unds saoEi have Pre-
hsH fen rs.iou AID tor-urs which hey havs
teep ffieced vhe EnFsn Of =. rarks sAogd have aatel
ih 70 ,lpe from Ia l he sordd wrsteh.s vhs tt iaO
Lo5ss. kesls ofS ,oo eSa5zi q re pie lPsss n
CMITHs OPERATIVE SURGERY-Ilustratedb by
~ eshiy age tee pss acss nearly thousand dgaas
rsry q vhfk have been 9Aglerrtoyp-d from nsur and ia
u the h1rr q tel eEzvnihe whole forming oas arse
Yun bound vlih plates tinted ........Pries ~ 81
fsl hoGnd wifh eoiored life .Prioe is %
NOTICES OF rAE PRESS.
We give l osns Of This very eaborae aad complete
vob, bet tle Fiessre that bssser aa7d . Ae
il h n other county We have ~ hesitation IN recommend
fOhio Nedicsl and susg.eai Journal January, 1855
The work beside houe lteraurs VI surgery
and rns Necessarily oecury i.'orse FsSn BON a aons ,d
supsrb VorE-a wofk which very desinsd
axe "a rank the anss Of SurEsry In 1ins q dead
AID estnoe Of execution vii compare Win any voane yet
lisa fTCuu the A'nsrncan medca. pres"
Iwester n Journal Med .sd surg December, 1851.
This truly eleEsnt work anf monuent both % the SAIL
and ndustr OF the aufho he ability h
egec r tilE up J. j. eHpbeey an American Eork And
Lch every in the land ls Eel proud
f., Louis Medical and surgical journal. arch, 1876.
By the Production smith
en Isses The ss,s, Ct d. a on a SS p. sea- l ,r
nay themselves 80 having ild beautiful sli au
[ChaTlesson Medical Journal, jan iS55
LiPPIYcoTT. GRAMBO Co. Philadelphia
For sale bys tw WOOD, Barnes Co. and CLARK Austin
Smith. NCR-
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fine ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART-UNION-Free Exhibition
~ Nos Open a 80 "a 8roAdway.
PAINTINGS ~ AMERICA ARTISTS
Nuhers 1851 vii please CAL q the Gallery for thsr
ergrs-ir . = fogr toe l5h Nov.
ZINE ARTS-RARE ENGRANlNGS and ETCH-
il INGs - Frsf inroration since Mr. BIJGARS
Eupe tie follow ina Old maers and othe sscetsdi' Europe
by sr.ea agent entirely mcut By tn most cfs
bafsd rrs JUS imported wortly tls stte1oa Of conaols
n md s Of Fns Arts BlGGARS old store No 50
Cfral.f n y. Reuatraudt Ruhsns VILE o. aie Edeink,
Ponii others AsO may 'e found ot VI Portraits ne
DROFESSOR FARADAI in NEW-NORk.-Just
received splendid Fortrai rom Lond BY Price ,
Il BOOsFY. No III Chamber Also ~ DE- Chiffon No 81
Chan bsrsst.
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VoL XIII......No $500

~ Free Lectures on PbreBology and Pbysi0gnony
FLETChIR the Mechanic ilsute, 81 err
and Dis s.oust. WEDNEsDAf FRIDAY AID sAlJROA OF
isweek
~ Tcsrorine yeur Gas B.--Soo-s ~ho desires s,esJ
ard he utiui IL viraosi the P.ent Gs keE1sof
a mscAl . uncOasaned Nor = tas
esst persona required 70 have perfect sat
EeId y hrt those who IL
Nhie Il n. burning - gas ssre. n etne n3Ie
..., ,wertv.fve ~ esut AK 7 STEWART 4 Co
Itsv 4 rfe r. b-rninE n and win - too
Hstt upon our bills q ell Non
ssy cut II dolsu Sek wheh y equs % tEertylFe Per
e.nf ~ orr sss I'm. COLEMAN & STEfSOS Aso0r Hlls-'
nrr with peree Prses.oa never alynI
ri-ius sr ill.,. When nmo2T o. tltns
e1tiuguef notice NJ change Wst-Ter And u
per cent. SIMEON LEbAND x o. A7ur-p,-t.a l,l7.
GaHtf ros6wsy t1d for 0uevss The hsFliator
n e fers zg-t vi ca upon pat - a.
sifous purch1se upon receiving notice By post
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Che ruorlo's far.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Mr LAHOCHE, whose col
~ lection o. Porcelain and cys Wac CLOCKS Lamps ChAnde
iers n,efssly admired BY visitor 10 the CFAl
Palace the public that from this date be viii sPse OF th
srtit. exhibition They painted and dse'sed ~
and they made expressly o th-
Exhibition they quality not 70 be found IN the trade O-
the purchasers viii Be received Tor
and ndcd TO ~h the greatest care .Hd pun
fusfy Exhibition all articles remaining ansod
viii be immediately retained 10 France.
sUPERIsTEsDEsrS OFucE
CkYsTAL Palace, sept s 1850
1'HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
II CRYSTAL PALACE IL open EVERY DAY, Sundays eE
eepted between Of 10 O'Clock AND 10 ocLocs
? N. until further notice.
single Admission. '''''''''''''''''-''
Children under II Of 70
Monthly Tickets for each calendar monthl... -
Season Ticket 'ss'''''s.'''i ~
y particularly requested to provide themselves win
change delay o. he entrance
purchased the entrances 20 the Crysa Palace
or the Muse Of W Hal son No Z broad~sy corner
81 Jolhes Music Store, so Broadway
JOHN BATCHELDER Secretary ofthe Superintendent
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CIRCUs.-Corner Of S9th-st aO'

w Sghss NoOkk rH0NFsos NAM .s.fTopfios0s
NOVEL ATTRACTION
F-st sresr.pce Of Naane LOUISE rOUkNAIRE IN her
6eiul tuo dsrrg Rive Horses Toe mos tArns and eH
ctr perform sucts h-f ever srsc-a t1e Arena
~. usual KiIg Performances ENEAf Al 1AANoON s-s
bs. open At md Performance. Asd u p. N Aa.s'
70. L.. nfth ~ . c-u
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Mem Civilizations.

ITO THE TRADE-GRAHAMs MAGAZINE wall
hereafter Advertising Department a. the back Of
the the plan OF the Esslh Magazines which Book
e, Dealers Fancy Articles and Household Wares ke may
United States.
Our Mess sFrinser To~nsend farnsh S
ham AA1ne monthly thousand readers AMI tae hAss
me not eEh bat occupies the center "a
be for weets and month and looked a. BY VISITORS OF
os very superior opporun those who study the AT u se
M Al Nv ,ius people they have good for sAec cheap
nd Of quality and tell them where 70 call and lock hsE
GEO R GRAHA Editor
Advertisement. for New BE- ls With AdE
80, LIT v PALAER. Tribune Baidag.
VNHF NEW ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHlC
i QUARTERLY REIIEW-A Pr5iesionA. Magazine, devoted
70 Medical Reform embracing articles BY The best sErs o. Anal
ou, Pathology Physiology surssy Therspeaos AdTfe, exc
Bro Of Retn. ALE Genera Practice Ccsas o. ae
Theory and Practice Of the various Opposite systems Of heaa-
Se.ce Reviews o. Publications. Of AL schools Of Medicine
p, Of the Prosres OF Hesitb Reform IN al II Aspects e
etc spproI mate nus,raisHs Eaeh nnSsF e'aIAIs ID
lso 10 20 octave pages NamSer enc now ready
Tr-N - YEAG ~ AOvAScs
II. vol I r.rlee With vit.isy-he auet sve he q NJ
rrrenf ase erf5c al1 eslued ENh-i 9es ~ o. gu
lie new rs dopsAe Rsge~ ~ pssssHfue~ We've "a
pvdrotstbv ard ibe o. Lf- sni Heath >aoscp'ls nay
l. .ue.e -. .ad directed FOWLER5 I'D WELLS ca q
Hail. Nc Isl N.ssa--st- New-lo1k
DIBIFs. BIBLFS BIBLES.-Just imported a 81
ID ltIeI isllrt CO .s.s so a = "a -'e s-l''-' -
pint hold ard besuuis Typ. Sish se5ts ooasn'''s -
'''- "l' TIE FAMILY BIBLE -.
fse shs 40 sa g.. a. y7s q 4 '1e s III
E IHF NV FOLTGLOT BI3LE,
AAS'" III biAN6SD REFfRE>cE BIBLE
c espesi Re.rle1le RE published % s-rs- . - 81, ..
me ssso7t1l-- 81 F0eEer Bes Al isttrn,1ts =. -
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No II can -
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ERANKENsTEINs PANORAMA Of NIAGARA
vii very soon Save city Exbibr.d HOPE Chapel W
10 Bfos6vsy EVERY AFTERNOON a. gcloct EVERY
ENING o'clock AdusJn s. Chi den l.. eelts
,. D. Fsnis psrrs Of sIse Psr-ons - 5 ssae; u OR
focenfs IS EIc1-sl1 parties froz do
sseh peou descriptive pamphlet ths door
M ciIs hotels Ncs.c stores
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90 Uhom II Nap Concern.

INDIGNATION WANTED--A suitable remunerA-
ou ul BE- y The agst oe con syng ~ g mo Is %
4. 20 H. ocsaf5 extent cfcertaln sf b. one kO-
PA IELFER of Scotland Who d 10 Iae gatsd 9Is
i ~ years md lt1 App cson b 1sds @ Aesszs
BApGLLY ABBOTT, soLesors Aoatfels Cea--a A''fe@'
~. llss
INFORMATION WANTED-ALEXANDER HAk,
Wy 1insf ana n7co 11ve netrf u
int gs4husfon c. a5ost . ysts -. Aly -
-r u rr-te elra1 ar nIei4g nee u - sre
- u all kre1fy obzs h snzl1 slsFs ~ ~ -
4-rls SAMUEL HARf ~, bqcsseer Hlrl1n t-nt<t N -
EOTIC E-Aay person who wss passenger on the
y t Il ~sr n ne IassDn River Railroad ssnyr,sesas
ors . Gus s0cock tke ish cay AaF 80 at
ess sud w. 70 C4nx 81 eg1sf ,t-sf y
Lin h. lrs = box go a. fhs Ne~-i ort focO1os
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Hhcd Msnufctufinr aud Iupoy'ins hasaesS having sed
Of ~hlesae rts an everything rrfu red ff euyas Ga NE
husnsss slo,e cash required ~hh 40, e asessto tes ~
isd ara whcA proper atea0a could b. clsa tis ara
year tie bss ecmpSd ~ 1910 Ear2Rs n. o.
rsacn FSr further psFtca apps 70
this ofce wuh md address whea VII meet WIZ
sffrn fcr
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rur v,N1rrAcroRY for SALE, ia the mo-,

Pile MANDATORY for SALE. IN the most
n sssn<s ps q Ase manufacturing city snsrt t-,ss
ne ssr |, "a = 90 sSssS PsS vsSs spgy
B PALAIR Aavsrtsas AsnS frisaas Saldinss Ss~-fss
A FORTUNE to be MADE-A Young MN, barng
~ sElsovu rroSsss asstufe CaanP.soe Wiae ~f.s'
shsrs 80 rNtssr ss l prSs, o. sssfssrs 9 an
Iasss n O. 'As' Ts''as Address n y y r' o' Me-"
L0R SAlE-A well locafed Tannegy apoo never
t.s zssn q ~sse srSAsS a esrk oo.ary .sssa M
% % ss . rs s a.Sss ssa. q ssS sscIss
Sss Is s 1865 . ss1s s i Tvss ne s-s
sssss ss's s ser sss S'r All - 'Sssss ss -
FAIas + ; 5000. S sss. f ss s S'''
FOR sALE-A Newspaper Depot and BOOKSTORE.
- srtias. asss ofssswiea ptss q sess sll Fss.res
scoi suas.. car e scss Asg;, - JOSH mstosadiS No
f5yon-row, Nsw-Yo1k
FOR SALE-Buildrg Furniture and Lease Of
~ b' m sen and d'af 3D. gs INA IS.p. %
JOB PRINTING OFFICE Tor SALE-w,tA Type
epoush Do bcok wosk rrnt weekly sw.gAser
Ivy % rs !, sssd = r.. re siy A. 81 s,
les IN evce o tesn and ia sssnsy AL .n.e s2l
en- e .s how % s.r can Ss faasS ana sSss "a
fsrv~ b. bad Nose BAT wa business The and rssP0asbs
LUCRATIVE BUsINESS-For Sale an old estsb:
IL ihed Msnufctuns sad Inpos'ias ea.,ss esvas sed
met sS sss ss SSS sAaS sss e ssss,o &
hard ard shsA rh prsgs s.,sHsn soss p ~ az
Linz Ost Frfarthsr rsltes. .gp, 70
rrcu'Tt sfi-nfon
DARTNER WANTED TO 10 TO LIVERPOOL
Wanted Farmer sns nJa trio Mac, 70 Pas
q sse an intes wess shshed Agency Co 500 assess
wach inteptco q the a@,sr go - - ssih m.ash
VIM s''s 70 q Ss Ss md BE asS. si r
Ct sna who has a. H. os ss han tAo es9
he sVsl required Addrss Pos paid a tAs ohss JOSEPH
\. STINSoN. box No. ia
DARTNFR wANTED.-A Partner with capital
Of about <AoC M Als aud ein Improve and paie1'sd
sce N HAMS The imr valuable and en- %
sd very prosiabs For rar,icas aidvss O. Bon 1s1a
DEAL ESTATE WANTED-in exchange for stock,
IL uone hut situated Neviork vii Answes Apply 10 r.
L Boz No IS; oe Wh 10, aOn ssl price % PF0Ps'ty
ITO LANDOWNERS in NEW
to PURCHAsE-Ftom 10 to twelve acre. q LASp shre.y
avs Addrsa d J. Of c JOLLlE Z, Ne 30 BROADWAY
VALUABLE STEAM owER PROPERTY for
SALE-The Hamilton WORKS N Hamilton a., Newafi,
j. block fom the Market Raroad Depot rhs properly
sustsd make u dsAAe or all kinds OF manni.earM
mechanical business Manufactures Others aesras res
will ind this profitable ayes,msnt Two ssesnt lo. -
o ABM BARrHoLF, No. 81 0oia-ss- NY
q = ono An active Business Man, good Ac-
~ OsOOVs couutsnt snd cempstent okkeeger ~tses~
this IN we'll ssahshed sad resP~ctses es.n.~s
Hotel for Of the week Communications eaandent
&C SOn -THEADyERTIsERdes iress Part,
q C.OUU. ner with tho ssore amount 10 gsrSa q
brsns Qua .6caon., opportunity 10 reAsa hon - 80
$1,000 viii Be OF red Any patty can sats hss q
The ct by addressing b Co. Bes No 10 nhs-s ""s~ ~
SO 0uOwl have slSoC in specie, &C. and wish
lat PAYS per profit wiih0us eompesion IA
regular tunss that be extended 10 smanf
tween m and Y A A. III REGuILE.
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Cost auo found.

CTOLEN-F From stable in Ist-av., near l5th-st., in
- The nish std Pony between eight
sra = lends AID Cd good
snd paessst sorswad viii be paid FOR delivery No
~ ithft-
G.IS REWARD.-LOST,0 on Friday morning. Oct.
- - "A al oeock. b,twsen soloD09 Hats Curtain
@tc Al Goods Sore snail GOLD WATCH VIII
ssed "a Key Locket sfched By Chain hds ~
Zach Co Geneva hnfug the sboSc, VIII receive TIE
rewsfd AZ C. FRAgCISs Boob SoEe, No ~ BsoadTsy.
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1muserneuis,

cTyE
ObOSIE
fTsRtEEIASo sS3
dTiSio ...AhviS0
ssss may be securs5 daily Mss HALL sovs. 10 20
ssei h Ss sls 1f III 5 ~o e'saHs O ''
D'' TO &c MosR6~ Kyi SISG@ WoSDERSr2 RAvELs
NIBLOs GARDEN-Tckets 10 all parts of the
IN Horse 30 Pnue Boxes g. Door open Al s. con
''''t oRAkD BILL FOR TIP LAST APPEARANCE OF
1Hb nv TU TRea hA + HAsII'
fOsitvelyls aIpeusIcs II AmeIi.s Of
THURSDAY EvENING 0sc he entertainments tconnenc'
WIZ tue '''''' ''''' RoBTRr MAcAIRE.
Robert Antoine Rsve Bertrand Frhn7os Ravsi
NEW GRAND ADVERTISEMENT,
Mile YRcA MATTHIAS will HPPEAR IN THREE NEW
Assisted By Nine M.rse,a Me Bare Drouet and P.al
To conclude with 'hs new e. r. F.HionahH' Of
FRIDAY-TTALfAN orERA MOTT.
JULIEN coEcERTs'
LAST ElGaT suT Two N NETWORK.
Prior IsT: S DE- TSp (, He,S S to Commence his
BENEFIT ans LAST ArPEAaAScE Of NJ wuILLE.
TbsP ksSsslese s.i ej " lien
On s% & from S, Fs i15'p k SSa' Rand and
sje-, he Ambassador from sersul o.....
b.y IN ne conanfy1 Fry
with NtTsoDs sfr0ch
MILE ANNA ZERs
s sos SsstMf g.. Rss. @ & waIs
N WUiLLE
ousdrie Esaonsl-" American" 9h julien
New Grand operate Selection and F,st,r,
From ". Julicns Optrs Of Pieiro II Ginnde
ETtsens al the most seesed sess in iae 81 and 9 a5' ..
S oTfI' ches achieved s TsSi success the 's
SGds zion s.;ss sys, G 8, R s. Ass:
Z is%sito Cs0b is.1 my Pr'yer' Oboe Solo
l: 8 s:,,u.l. ,,.,,
RornsIrs Psrfaned the corae;sPstOn byierr KONG
The ceetrs Mu,eoyie Hymn Sons Of Ru"l'nd" Nh.
p'ii''- "''" ~ Wv NILE ANN, zsHR
Solo Violin cr.t incl on ibe@es Doniz.tip Opera Of
L'fs'' Me- SI fiksRy WrisI Hi
New Pons-"Ite Ksydid Or, Souvenirs Of Culs nj,
Garden 'Salen
D''oafs s esdlrsd Daet a Vote. Fui'
H'''0 a' %r asS ' snd Dsl ss Icia
G.lop" The Atlantic (by de'ifel I'M.
ss fsIs. es bad at liz NJ ale s,ors. sSa
We, Han son Bro.swsy. and Van Nodsp Kns No
Door. or,n At ccoes Concert a. 8 oeeel
AIBLO's SALOON MADAME SONfAGs
r9Nf P6 Gpf DigTfTE Cliff enGDE OF sEAuEx
will isks place NibO' saloon On THURSDAY EVENING 3Fh
msdsme soNTAG will be s-,tedby Madame JULIA DE- BERG
the dhusuihd Ptnst PAUL Julien the eminent 'ioAH't
s Gs1sa. Anit dAR Id E siiHsT Tooco
Al Of whom have Kindly 'ounteered 'hsI service 49,, c
Mite At the hge sOrs Of wM HALL SON ''d the door
f'r'T To% s' %e.lefs Il ''i'' Morgan
Chss MARSHALL, Chss Stevenson,
cI Fr "a Jones' Wa c Weimor.
1h w t o.seB George " 1'T Blsat
T ssi'srhwaite, George Ben
Vim If A.pinwan Rolin sanford
JOIN Wiiams Coleman a stesOn
Ut sac ch%is. csIO~,
Ih,i 'I' Hamilton Capt n Bnss
H. Grnnen X l. ThOrne.
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list PUBLISHED BY Fl. b. DoDWORIh ~
- CO No 50 lrsaf~ay-DODWOirRs bkAsS =.
SfVCOI coutsfurr rsrrrctt1rs an. pr-ra.s or -
a. s.tcalr s1l ls0Ier srer.oa q --aias -. 80 =
49, re.fesr, 1-siiis hos sc-', = .ro7--ts
r,c. rstue snd ssss 80 every bEsss isir n a. -
- uecssssry reslll bln-s, 5zn4 ta.cs an =
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ty of % yre socd . sns Ire city Al the material
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Bsaro dno iioomo.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS. --Gentlemen VIII 10
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joan 4. BRUCE,
tp- abe youus Mems Ninth Ward Temperance ALI
,ece viii held a ueeting ecker buildings Of Bleeoker
ard Mortcnss on THURSDAY EVENING Hh inst n7i o'clock
are expected from Rev. lnskip the Rev W ;
Rstb and he Hon Culver. singing BY Mr. w Oakley,
AZ ne Alit shsnisns JAS. OEMARESE Jr,
A. CARSON
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DEATH OF Prof. G. NJ. DUNN.--JNessrs. Ed
tors:-At your request, l cheerfuliy, though
with sorrow of heart, furnish you a brief sketch
of the character and death of Prof G. NJ. Dunn.
of East Portland. He received a partial edu-
cation at Redfed, in that State, under the tut
tion of Prof Larrabee; and finished his literary
course in the Indiana Asbury University. In
July, 1850. during the time he was pursuing
his studies in the West, he overtasked his bodi.
ly strength so that declining health compelled
him to quit the institution for twelve months.
Regaining his health again, he returned and
graduated with his class, receiving the highest
honors Of the college. After graduation, he
Taught one year in the Greencastle Female Col
1ege. In August 1851, he was called to the
Principaiship of BrOokville College, then just
opening. At times, his health failed so that in
Sept. 1852. Rev. T. A. Goodwin. was called to
the institution to assist him He remained as
Professor in the college until the 10th of Jan.
] S53, when his declining health indicated that
he should leave. He had given great satisfac-
tiOn and was very popular with both parents
and teachers; and it was with regret that the
friends of Brookville College parted with him.
lie closed up his business Immediately, and
came to his father-in-laws. J. f. Dunham,) in
the country, near Centreville. He reached Mr..
Dunham's on the 10Th, and died on the goth.
he died in great peace, and, as he desired, in
the arms of his afflicted brother and devoted
companion. Prest. Mutt preached an appro-
PIRATE discourse in the Methodist Church, in
Centrevllle, to large and attentive audience,
on the 22d.
Thus passed away, in the prime of his life,
one dearly beloved by all who knew him. An
acquaintance of more than five wears with his
kindness OF heart and devoted philanthropy.
had rendered him peculiarly dear me- always
felt profited wilhelm his company. We studied
and recited together. We were classmates and
graduates together, Since then we have been
Intimately associated together at various times.
L loved him as brother. We knew each
others hopes and fears. But Prof. Dunn is no
more-his body rests in Centreville graveyard.
and his soul in Heaven. He had faithful COM
panion, who now laments the loss of devoted
husband. JAR.
Centreville, Jan. "a. 1853
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TRANSPORTATION FOR THE wINNEBA.
GOES.
CEALED PROPOSALS, properly en-

dorsed, will be received at the Office Of the Winneba
Agent Long Prairie, until Saturday the 18th day Of
March, 1853, for transporting the Winnebago annuity
goods and provisions for 1853.
bidders will please state what price per 100 lbs they
will receive property from steamboat at ST. Paul, and
store and transport the under cover to the Wnneba
90 Agency at Long Prairie Also give the names Of the
persons they offer as sureties on the contract.
The undersigned the right TO direct the destn
alton OF said public freight other place than Long
Praric the price to graduated in proportion the
distance is increased diminished.
ADRIAN M FR1DLEY, Indian Agent.
Long Prairie, Feb LIST, l663-2Au
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Great Stock Of Goods.
l.. Blum, New York Bazaar

A POLIO BUILDINGS, Third street,
\ and at his new store, st. Anthony street, ST. Paul
will open, Immediately after tho arrival the first
boat,'' the finest and best assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
brought into Minnesota. The stock consists of
ALL THE LATEST STILES OF SILKS AVID
FiNCT DRESS GOODS
Dom aStic goods Of all kinds.
Ladies, Misses, AMI childrcn's shoes.
Gents Boots and Shoes.
JEWELRY OF THE LATEST STYLES
and most elegant varieties Watches Gold and Silver
The Jewelry and WATCHES undoubtedly comprise the
best stock ever brought To the Northwest.
A FIVE ASSORTMENT OF Table CUTLERY.
These goods just been purchased in New York up
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold unusually
cheap. The ladies must not forget to CALI both
and new Bazaar. when the stock arrives.
March IL, IS53-26tf
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HRESH GARDEN SEEDS.-5O box

ss Garden Seeds raised in 1882 for sale by the sub
scrber In lots to suit retailers, at gardeners prices
JNO. HARRINGTON.
st. Paul, March s, 1S53-2Hf