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ACTING AND BUILDING.

KNDWAKN STEWART, BrickIa!er and Architect,
E/ thankful the citizens of 81. Paul. for avors since
he commenced sness would respectfully inform them,
hc is prepared contract for and stone
brick buildings, and furnish materials il required, fair
tcrus Having permanently settled In 81. Paul he
cit. share III public patronage. Drafts and spccioa
tious furnished on reasonable terms.
n. B-Orders for work left ri the Of H. G.. Sand
ford the Post Office will receive prompt attention
July IS fl3-tfl EDWARD STEWART.
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LITERARY UNION LECTURES.

VuHHE Fourth Lecture before the Minnesota Literary
Il Union will he delivered ON Tuesday Evening, Feb
lat, n. Mr.. NEILL's Church nv
JOHN ESAlAS WARREN, Esq.
snhiect-"European Impressions, or "reminiscences
Of Engi and, France, Spain, &c.
Lectures com'nencei at o'cIock.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
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NEW GOODS.

MASS and Oreenswarc, Just reed 100 doz hcrs
~ vigiois Kinds Tor sale the 81. Paul 0ncciss
ware Store. OSo) l.. MARVIN
+ AMPS, Globes and Chinneys, for sale by
~ Vs X. MARVIN
e DOZ. Frsit Bowls, just reed ard for sale by
" jye K. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS aGd Eei.c., uen--2o doz. tinrtrres
l. and saltmOuths for sale by X. MARVIN.
y DOZ. assorted casiors and 90 dog cru:ts just reed
- and for sale by r. MARVIN.
On DoZ salts and Is doz fruit plates and narpies
IN ~ Just rec d ard tor sale By K MARVIN.
a pOI. syrup and doz soda gob.ct. for sale b.
~ No 4. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of lareenswarc, ju:i opened at ihc
IA -. Paul Queen,w4rs Sore BY
NS H. MARVIN.
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Ia addition Ia the above their assortment Of cranes
q1nccs currants, eoosoberri.s dahas chrvsantho,n-
lns, scraniuns, cactus figs, raspberry and strawberry
are very large, and prices low any establish
ne nj Of The Kind, east west.
Orders received aud promptly rtienprd 20 By
GEO w. HARRINGTON agent
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Eit Undersigned would ash The attention Of nersors
h desirous Of ornnmeitng their grounds to the cat.
"lognc OF Mc,srs John Secrson d Brothers, Old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees and shrutbeI! from tiem for several
years can recommend tncir trees be such rcnre-
se:tcd Their matt trees ere grated Of the best ard
most improved varieties and adapted northern uli-
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kiTTSON'S ADDiTION TO ST,p ATL

KiTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
vINlIS desirable ground living in the central and
advantageous part OF the basin Of ST. Paul, where
m6. inevitably be the principal river business Of the
town. and afordng also choice and delightful Lots
the sesr, upon the bench, for dwelling hOuse.
Keyed into Lots, and offered for sale, tite>
disputed and ndispusb!e At reasonably lou prices and
upon lite al Of credit, for of the purchase
rores, aud amber for building Lots sold the ad-
dion will be furnished at the rotary mill cosy
terms. CHARLES II. OAkEs,
Agent for PToprictors.
ST. Pnui, luly 81, 1881. l5
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THE STONE STORE.

NcW GoONs az Lou {'rIceF.
". SfNPSON. corner of Third ard Roberts streets,
- has just received entire stock Of DR., Goods,
Boots d shoes, Hats, Gaps, Hardware, WOodemware.
Quceisw etc Furniture, large stock Farm ,npie-
of all kinds etc TO which he nviica The al
tel ton Of purchasers.
June 20, 1851. to-
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ROOTS e. SHOES.

4 HAVE received to-day, per steamer Greek Slave.
large assortment OF Boots and Shoes, precisel
fitted To This market The stock and work o. the,
excellent rrices very low.
oct7-tf J. T.. FULLERTON, Third street
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WATCU REPAIRING.
CLOCKS.

CLOCKS.
LARGE assortment at Clocks OF the best manufic-
"A ture for sale lower tan be found in this Terri
tory elsewhere, ~ ltl ROBIN SONS Jcwelry Bazaa.
psRACElET and CuT Pins Of every desirable st,le
he and at the lowe prices At
robin SONS Jevclry Bazaar
E.vOR TIT. LtDIES--A beautiful assortment of Fans
z ior SAFE cheap for cash
ROElNSOE'S Iewelry Bazaar
EtO!.D TENS, large assortment Of the bes, manu-
~ iacture, for sale al the lowest oSsbe prices AT
ROBIN son ) IoIyeiry ksyunr
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Arrival Of tho America,

tlALIFAN. Jan. Q.
nc steamer America arrived at l2s, Z. NJ, With
Livcrroo! dates 10 the 2Sti uit.
he English Ministry had formally resigned.
kiNcr.--Propusi,ions have been made to the
Cavigrac party by the government, but they were
formal, declined
hbit Nader Jailed the :1ot f,i New Yo.k.
The Empire was proclaimed OH board the French
shps in the river Tis!ls tho l2.h ut., when the
French flag was saIutcd 10y all the English aud Amer
!caa ships in the river.
The marriage OF the Princess Vassa with the
Prince of Saxony is officially announced.
SPAIN.-The Spanish Ministry have been changed
The most satisfactory accounts have been wed
from CHA.
GFEmAHY.-The Emperor cf Ausiri, is visiting
the King Of Prsssia at Eci!il, and the Hing u Ian
over ANA ether rntrntacs also.
The money market Is in bad state. I, is rcno,t.
ed that the Bank OF Consrannople IS suppressed
ACsTRALIA.-Datcs have baen received t. the
Zsh September Sidney has been declared free
pot The gold fields are said t. BE- veiy productive
i.,ipr = 0o0 ntIO ror .,r,,u,,,
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GROCERIES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WAIT 4 Co., Third street, st. Paul, have
ia yet op band full Of their recently
IONS, which they offer the public, wholesale or retail
at the lowest market price Their stock consists In
part. as fellows;
30 bais n. O., Clarified. Crush'd and Powd Sugars
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea.
10 bbls. Molasses,
do Golden Syrup,
% do Kcndars Brackets,
20 do Pilot Bread,
s. do Flour,
IL sacks Dried Apples,
do do Peaches
ii bbls Mess Pork,
do Vinegar,
Lard Cheese, Mackercl, Goldfish Salt, 'oae, Cnnacs,
Starch, Saleraius, Powder, Shot, W oodsn Ware 4e.
tan20-f0 -
ANOTHER DRY GOODS STORE.
NE subscriber. have in tha, old store OF honest re-
u pule, formerly kept by Mr.. Hopkins u stock OF
t"ooS which the. brought here with them barga ain,
Nahaees OF which they dis posed 10 share
IA" with any good citizens worthy OF the Offer They
u,'e general assortment OF Dry Goods including
nisnxets Tor Coats Pants Sn Boots and Shoes Of ali
common.
They have also, Tobacco Ten, and some other Gro
ceries which can be at glance b, those who viii
maze them q call. J. H. < \ pliINC
Ian213m Third 81 near n ~ pr,rso,,, -.
DISSOLUTION.
] lie trm al REf n FARMER, heretofore existing
IS 'his day dissolved BY mutual consent. All de-
to the said ira, left with Alexander Rev for settle
iaeIt. ALEX RFV'
81. Paul, January ls, 1853. I!o-3,
The business Will DC continued by III, undersigned.
ALEX REY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
THE yVORT.n.S EAIR

MIR. CURRAN is here himself again. II viii be
ASl gratifying to the many admirers RI the Fair to
learn that Mr. Curan's benignant presence shines here
again a',er long absence from its proper sphere the
Worlds Fair lie has returned to greet his friends in
Minnesota, with many new and fascnatin. articles in
the DE-, and Fancy Goods, line, that lac will be happy
to show TO those who do him the pleasure Of eaIly
call. " -
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Y EAI. ESTATE.

.lE& ate NltiNIy, Tor slTe Tow Tor cash
The terms SIC. a. so nn Often ptescn; HNH1U
,hs n'sevcs to the capitalists. awe dweA- 4
ing houses. and >-Ycraf lots Of land, in
central pafi Of ST. iaa with abundant supply OF excel
lent With this properly will he sold, about ten
acres OF iand covered with iage and thrifty grow u
wood.
grow r timber them. situated and in the iuime
date vicinity of public roads, ard nile from
~ Paul. The above property Will be .clJ such low
terms for Cash that the purchaser can immediately sell
a. ain al an advance.
For sale prices will be rroportonahiy higher.
Apply TO HENRY A LAMBERT, third street corner
Cedar, OF Il. I. iIOlT. ST Paul- li-ly
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ATTENTION LADIES.

A IL in want Of something to give away an Christ
n mas, call on w. =. COlnbs ard examine HIS AS
sornent Of things suitable for presents Thanks:v
ing Christmas, and New Years.
Nearly opposite American House
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
Ard the Latest Cushions.

STRS VI. l.. STOAkES, ST. Anthony st, ST. Paul has
+'n Just returned from the City Of New York, with
stock ~ Millinery WaIv. very much superior TO any
goods Ill her department 81 trade, ever offered II tie
TERRITORY. To her usuai stock, she has added Gloves
Ntts. Needles FMS, Tapes and many other new ur,
ces She has nso taken great pains obtain The fash
ions, 81 lhs, ard the winter seasons al Of which she
VIII ba happy 10 show to such call. oct2l-27tf
JEW kLYlY. JE,<VEyRY!
'INIlE subscriber has Just received from New York
large assortment ol rich and fashionable Jewelry
consisting in Fart Of t;e follow ig arilces gold CHAINS
niger rings iockes, ear rings, cuff ladies' and gents
breast pms, actlO;s Tor seals and buckles gold pcns
And pencils which h. viii sell on very reasonable terms
WATCIl REPAIRING.
dN!IRONOMO1ER, DUPLEX, Horizontal and vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber will give his Personal attention Ire nice
and important branch OF watch repairing and Tie va
rios lea: and itricatc departments Of The Jcclry
s!ress; and hopes by sIict aite! 20 the and
wishes OF has customers their arproba ton and
patronage. A. ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweicr.
-. Paul, April q, 1882. 2-tf
MUST received, large assortment OF Clocks, cheap
~ for cash. Il. ROBiNSON'S Jewclry Store
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Arrival Of the Daniel Webster.

NEW ORItANS, Jan. ,.
The steamship Daniel Webster, from san Juan de
Nicaragua, which pot she len the I'd inst, arrived!
at her wharf in this cit, to-day, with adyccs from
san Francisco to December l5:h-tMo weeks later
than those received by the Falcon. The entire Il IL
from San Francisco TO New Orleans has be. n mad
III t"enty-ilrec DAYS, beng Of the most rapid
ever accomplished. The Daniel Wooster brings 100
passenger, who have :mong them : rs, geo in
gold One o. her passengers reports that tn. regular
mail steam or to Panama WUuld take The Iilor-
hood OF 5 ,030 900. The news fon san Juan dc
Nicaragua Is OF no special Importance.
The health Of the place good. The transit
across the lstamus never better the uij bciu.
regularly made.
La California, the news is interesting, bu, there
are no features oi startling Importance.
y n'in! cr If passengers lN the steamer CITY vi
Pit,bus, which was destroyed by fire. at alisaso,
had arrived 1T San Francisco.
The RAINY season had commenced in good earnest
Throughout California the da.e Of the departure Of
the steamer.
The t1ods had arisen to such an extent a. 70 rem
der many oil the roads imrassabr. The IAN how
eyer, had not iner'ered murh with the mine.
The marhc. or nearly every Kind # produce had
lar5ely advanced since tic steamer Of the iifst.
The greatest aivancc that has been realized WAS
in the price Of Hour which had c.mnan led iigi e>
never heard OF since the discovery of the State
Provisions were very scarce and hclI ut rates too
high to admit Of transactions hnt for the supply Of
actual want. The general feeling Of the market was
in consequence Of their rapid advance, quite amin
ate1.
bold organization Of robbers had been discovered
IN Los Angeles, who carried their operations to such
extent 10 excite the fear Of The ut, 5bo,hooi.
S'c'am nto had been almost entirely rebuilt. Tn:
appearance Of tn, city very mlch improved.
Our adyiccs from the Sandwich Islands arc ten
days lter. The oaI, item Of Importance is the
currencc OF serious RIO: among the
ed with the whaling vessela in peat
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WHITNEY's GALLERY OF DAGEER.
Rk,UCYPES.'

TnvifE subscriber having recently made great improve
meats III the srrsnse Of light in his gallery, ard
having procured the latest improved apparatus which,
together with his before very superior stock makes ths
appointments u his Gallery equal il not superior 10 any
in the es, Ia prepared to execute Daguereo.ype
hkeres>es IN style unsurpassed by any operator
Life is uncertain, and persons N health should not DO
lay moment IN procuring more Of these
mentos Of life, which, under the trying circumstances
OF inai operation OF friends, price purchase
Miniatures tsker IN sny weather and neatly set III Jock
cts, pins rags bracelets caes; large variety of
which are kSpt constantly On hand, and new patterns
bcirg constxRty received All respect ully invited
10 cal ard examine specimens.
-. Paul, Aug. 5. 1e52 ]e-f
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CENTRAL IUMREk YARD.

~
VIE subscriber, agent for Messrs g. w. FsrnhaSi 4
u Co. OF ~ Anthony, will open yard IL
can be socksd in the and III the SLIGO IRON
STOKE, AMI viii keep complete assortment or white
pine humber. From the central location Of the yard,
LUMBER can BIO delivered in all parts Of the
conveniently than from any any other point Orders
unrsus! dimensions will be promptly filled and biils for
entire buildings respectfully solicited BY Keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
ny OF logs cut by the manufacturers themselves the suL
scriber hopes ~ receive a share Of patronage.
~ s. lo52. WV. X. MARSHALL, Agent.
DIR. STOR MS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
agscble aud useful compound for dsseazes ri the
"A Chest and lunxs-Geneyai Asen,s, Barnard, Bro. &
Co., ST. LGnis. 40 For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ma; At 81 Paul By J. w. Dabcock, Hiichcox Kellogg,
and WIN. constants; at st. Anthony, b. ]. p Wilson.
LOOK AT THIS!
VHHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE CON.
PANf, C'evelard, OHIO, commenced Issuing oil
cirs In March last. The number issued up July lst
was--l65l
Amount OF Property l1sund, Sille,sC1.0o.
" Premiums received, 22ul5.16.
business IL conducted npon both l, stock and Mutual
lan and the Farners' Department Is entirely sypara,c
from the Merchants Department Great caution is e.-
ercaed m takirg risks and hazardous property Ia
refused.
nThc undersigned is prepared TO issue Policies per
either plan, il either department.
gro. ". PRESCOTT, Agent.
81 Paul. Aug. 81, lojl. .E.u
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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VA Ii. FORBES, foot OF Third ST, has by s1eci
w etcrtions obtained supplies Of Provisions for
this market that he IS enabled sell ihc following
Prices. lie this week oitrs,
Supcrlnc FOur S5a5
Extra 9" D 80
Hans ii l-2
Pork, Fresh 10
dcc2S--S,i-tf
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PRORATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
NOTICE il hereby given that the rcsur terms 81 Ire
~ Probate Court OF Ramsey county, Minnesota Ter
ri,ory will he hnlden the first Monday oil every
month respectively, o'clock 4. NJ. a. my Office IN
the town Of ST Paul.
40-lly HENKf n LANDEhi,
Judge Of Probate Of Ramsey CO., Min. Ter.
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GnOCERiES neutrality-suspicious.

EVIL subscriber has just returned from below with
large and We'll selected t9Ck Of Groceries ard rlo
Visios which he offer, wholesale and retail aie low
est for CASH. and would rcspec fully In
the attention OF the citizens OF ST. Iau and the sur
rounding country to his stock and prccs before
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TlouNTY AND TOWN ORDERS, bousa, and gold
~ SMITH NEWELL
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Latest News.
BY the mail Of Sunday evenias--From The Gale
nN 81. yc, 4.

BY the mail Of Sunday evenias--From The Gale.
IA Advertiser up to the 10th inst.
| WiscoSsis Mountaineering Legislature
commenced ITS session nj Madison ON "wednesday.
In the Senate, Hon. ID. c. Reed was chosen Pr-si-
d1nt, and John X. Williams Chief Clerk the latter
10y unanimous vote. Thomas Hood, Ssrgeant-a,-
Arms. The State Journa! speaks VI these as ad.ni-
rabc selections.
CHEAP FARE.--An arrangement is soon 20 hc
made by which passengers will leave New York in
The morning., will reach Saudusky in the evening,
and Cincinnati IN 50 hours. The distance is $50
niies, and the fare is To he SlO, or a tilc more
than one cent a mile for the whole distance.
THE WEST NEwroN.-Bv the advertisement, Of
this boat, 1t will be seen that she is IN for another
seasons wo'k-t"o trips a week 10 NJ. Paul. She
sounds the first note IF preparation ior the coming
business campaign.
The fremont Hotel, Chicago, has been rented by
Messrs. Woodruff, Of Boston at $4,000 year.
SHANGHAI CHICEKNs.--Six of these celebrated
fowls arrived here the other day by express. They
came frcm somewhere 'dcwn cast and the freight
on them WAS about 80. This is the Kind that have
been sold IN England at b guineas apiece pair,
i, matters little which.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. b.
The town " nearly deserted to-day by the rncru-
bers OF the Assembly.
-
'e ON the noon tram, invitation Of Mayor Hope
~ Alton, 10 receive the coarescs vf that city, and
- visit the PeutentiaIy.
They will proceed to st. Louis on special invita-
uon OF the Mayor and Common Council Of that city
to examine the dyke opposite the town, and 10 ra,
take Of the hospitalitics Of that cv
Great preparations have been made at both places
To receive the august body and extend to them the
Compliments their positions demand.
The citizens Of Dubuluc and the Wisconsin
Southern Railroad have made "a contract, hy which
THAT road is TO make some point nearly opposite that
city one Of ITS western to rinaations.
pANGEHous PLACE FOR DoGs.-Thc dog
noIa, in CHICAGO has been fearful tn. rast wear
Not less than two thousand have been made 10 bt.
IN: dust Men are employed TO bury ihem, who re-
ceiYc for the same four dollers u day.
EFFECT OF RalLRoADs.-The Chica 70 Journal
say, tina, nearly the whole travel be,wccn Milwau-
Aet a"d that city is now by thc WY CT Jancs,i! lie
ana Rockford.
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WE have received direct & on the manufacture in
w New Notk, two cf Stotdards Celebrated Piano
FoIies, when the pusicel public respectfully
10 call and examine Oar prices reasonable, we
are prepared 10 give Ncgl reasonable terms.
Oc,t4-yS IrDlt l. ROUpCD
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GIFT BOOKS: GIFT BOOKS: 1859.
a Very large assortment, of all the various C'ii
~ Books for 1853 together with AL the standard 70
suitable for gil.s in line bindings For sale CHEAP
ron CASH by w D COMbS,
Nearly opposite American House.
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a LEX. X fl takes the oprortunit, OF the New /
car to Announce 10 ms customers that though he
has sold large portion OF his winters supply a. M,
Yet good assortment Oi the following articles:
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COMM E RCIAL SU II n A RY.
nomeAffr Harkftg


sales Kentucky Leaf the rates
By auction o1 boxes damaged at 81. month;
fsGs r ssa as ~ S siasj srs Mi-Hi
saHs! 1si so ss&is ae % y
are confined previous prices addok
have been sales q tx FL and f0G q ~ !, e ~
as to qualify FRuT~We nOss steady Malaga
s FOR boxes Sp q s Ss aps nd
quality six months smyrns Figs there have been further sales
months By auction
Smyrna Figs at s@sAc N, four MONTHS
this morning. compared yesterday
lower than a. the morning Board q that day A.
E a,S0 "s z1 IN sas snf
Beard Nsv Greek Coal say.nssd
to 100 yesterday City Elves 1855 par
& of 1851 Hudson RIVER
mqT,gsEs ia and second a.. DECLINE from ,O
taken this morning bank bills with city
which bad be sOd at los On Paris quote
Arabs, today spsceathsr
markAble circumstance under the rates of exchange.
PHILADELPHIA, March s...FLouRThee moderate export
s14 bb and good brands including 1900 1900
bakers limited al former 9uOta0a; Gem Meal
S1 so Ss Rsnnyysna sold % . Dr
those Of the mies in demand at sse bg,he whiei
aaoa, which there are free seller. and no
demand at 4c buhsl for Pennsylyana poyi
hid. at a9c.
this morning from Rio de aSsIS With slo bag. q SSas
january sas is new. has been BY
Eagle the received
.a ass % a' ssss Of e the %
The shpmsn Coffee from Rio 70 PHILADELPHIA 1852 Were sos
| ing January l of upwards Of 10000 bags.
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Cleopatra from New York-H w Foey-Ward
Kenneth Dix &eoKsnnedy FostsrJ Marks co-E Hart 40
&co-L LchwartE-o Vaeon-R NJ McAlpn AGO. Collins
olmes-C Buddecke eoD KelhamAIrs McCraek.n-
Flint Jones-C Paquier &eo-Edgl Muford &eo-Green &eo-
Fosiick &cc-and order.
For ship Kossuh from Ranlett &oD &eo
AGO. LyteJ Hurley deo-Burhdge Adams-Pce
AosIoher BoSak Day stauGerConverse, Kenneth
&oo-Buows osam-C Buddeeke &co-J Connolly door
Harrison Meca &coJ Hampscn-R McAlpin &co-W
Ltchord 6co-Robeson McDouga-J Burnside &eeC
Arthur &eo-F Kenne &co-Kennedy 4
Fos,sr-Rce HathawayTuts, Femor Hobart-A COCHRAN
&co-and order.
Nathaniel Hooper, from New York-A HR Fraser
do-wrght, Williams 6eo-Bull, Miller &cc-Ward Jonss-C
Buddeke &eo-F kennett &coPc Frost &coE Hart AcoD
Carol-C Pasqur dcoR McApn &ce-,D Taylor &eo-Wlls
Rawns--J AIctirsgor-ray CsmpbeSdda Green &so-Kddei
Fabsn-Robson Allen-Robsou AlenJ Woodruff &co-Fe
Acn-Sddall. deo
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RRrks,

MUSICAL CARD.-WM. I. MAYO, ,galas7
lyl No. CAMP STREET, having sold his MUSIC FrrR
STORE MR.. PHILIP P. WERLEIN hereby. returns his
thanks his patrons, and aoits CONT
Of their favors to his WIN. T. MAYO
p. WERLEIN respectfully informs the public and his
friends generally that having purchased the MUSIC STORE Of WIN
MAYO he sos the their heretofore
literally STREET. promises
hand largest Stock PIANOS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
MUSIC AND MUSIC BOOKS the South which he offers
for sale favorable terms. P. WERLEIN.
NH m
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MJ~ For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are re-
quesed by many Mr. W. ROBERTS him
candidate for DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, felS
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GS- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.-We are au-
ozed the Of p H. Attorney and Counsel
candidate the office Of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
parish Orleans situated, either it
other denomination which the Legislature call It,
fl to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-19

To- The bark CAROLINA, Capt. Sherwood
Boston, dshargng opposite Peat 10, First District con,nee
will please attend the receipt Of their goods the Leyee the
will he stored at their risk and expense.
LEVI Ii. GALE 80 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-19

IT. The new and light draught passenger
steamer GRAND TOWER Capt Yore will leave ST. LOUIS
al intermediate Andsgs THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
mhla WHITE q BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-19

~ J. B. CoTToN is candidate for JUDGE OF
THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE CITY OF NEW
LEANS the Court which will the Third Judicial District
ourt for the Parish Of Jefferson. fe9l I'd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-03-19

NS-FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT
authorised ROBERT NJ KEARNEY cAnd
date for the JUDGEsP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Ne
jana II