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town, and give to the ,o>
constructed upon newee 80,
Piles, which shall he to
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Balance, b, ing assets, the property Of
the State. e...............
South Carolina K. r. and bank stock /,
Grrrnvi!lc Railroad CuInrany......
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
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NEW YORK BAZAdR.

1T the .New York Store, st. .4nthony Street.
LOUIS BLUM,
s receiving and opening largest stocks
Of goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
tremendous rush at l.. Blu's New York
to secure and buy the
.Ner styles Of 1853.
Which for beauty and neaness quantity and quality
We're never surpassed here. We have in the
LADIES' Departm
beautiful assortment of plain, changcabe and figured
silks, which entirely styles also all trimmings TO
match; plain an figured Blrcgcs silk Tissues; plain and
figured silk popl light and dark muSlns; Prints; Lawns
Barge de LANES; which beauty never cXcecd,
and prices that hard To beat; any quantity of Cling
hams all styles and coors light and dark caicoes which
you only examine say they are handsome In
The shawl Dc partment.
may be found beautiful line silk 1hibets, Cashmere
Brooches single AMI long shawS; with the largest and most
complete silks, Laccs and Mantillas
ore and which for beauty and ncatness cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot Of Bonncts Bonnet Riban.s Parasos,
Hosiery; latest collars and under sleeves chcm
sets; Bands; Edgngs; nserngs; plain and embroidered
Handkerchicf; large lot OF Fancy Goods; French
perfumery, etc. A very large assortment of
Jewelry and silver Ware.
will old customers and the public in general,
that my large and well assorted. and bought
pressly TO be sold; and shall be sold as cheap
Enlistment New York do. shall purchase,
receive and keep stock repeui>hcd with all the fash
ionable styles OF goods during the summer months.
Finally would all those wishing good bargains
In goods. to be sure and call at
Blum's New York Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing the Goods will
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
st. Paul, June 20, 1883. 41tf
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BIB FoRp.-Itis with feelings Of more than ordinary
regret that we the demise Of this worthy intel
ligent enterprsns young man, which occurred at his
home on the morning of the 2ls inst. Mr.. Ford
from Pontiac, Michigan, TO ST. Paul in $780, but %
OF age His ambitious enterprise opened before
him the Of prosperous futures while his strict in
teyrity amenity Of manners attached to him large
circle actual friends, who conding in and admitting
him in health, in his Illness manifested their esteem by
every mark Of kindness and attention.
I" His life was gentle; and the elements
So mixed in him, that Nature might stand up
And say to all the world: This mdn.'
His sickness, {Phthss Pumonalis) painfully pro-
tracted yet he lore his sueDgs in all humility ana
Christian fortitude, murmurng complaints but gref
for those he left behind. The Angel Of Death seemed re-
iuctant to fulfil his commission, and blot out form SO
manly, and when he came the sleep fell upon him
60 Like a shadow thrown,
Softly and sweety from passing cloud.''
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STOVE FURNITURE,
ALL ST: PAUL.

ND the rest Of this upper country will please take
notice, that my new stock is complete and that
am prepared to sell for cash my usual small of
profit, and 10 Offer an assortment that has never been
ceed in this market. The following comprises only
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothing of every description,
Boots and shoes of all styles and kinds,
Dress GOODS large assortment, consisting. in part
of BareSeS, Lawns, Delancs. ShalnS, Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRAPE SIAWLS,
tio-al gradeS Check, Hickory, Tcknss, Cottonades,
Dimy, Diaper, Linen Drinss suitable for coats and
Pants, Hosiery of ali kinds, Gloves and MittS,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
Lcghorn, Panama, am, Chip Hats the latest Styles
embroidered Baskets, Carpet Bags, Carpcn,, Muslu;o
Bars, etc,
JEWELRY-a large lot of the finest quality
Also, at the new store next door below old stand,
RIES.
Always on hand Flour, Pork. Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Cof
fee, Moiasscs, etc.
HARDWARE,
consisting in part of Farming utensils Rakes, Hoes,
Scyhc snats Cradles, GrlniS0ncs, Soves Spades, etc
Qucensware, a large assortment.
A fine lot l-2, l and IL bushel baskets.
Guns and sporting articles Of all kins.s.
400 kegs of fine powder,
so bags shot,
Percussion Caps-bcSt quality.
Harness and Saddles,
Side saddes Brides, Collars, Hatcrs, Mirtinsalcs,
Whips, Nalises, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR.
May %, IS53-SItf
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Rogers House.
ObertS Street Near Fifth,

st. Paul, Minnesota.
TINIE subscriber has opened accommodations for board
cr>, dodgers and in the large brick build
ing situated above, where he will be happy
modatc to the extent of hi, ability all who may offer. His
terms are reasonable, and his table furnished with all
the market affords lie hopes his exertionS please will
command reasonable share of the public patronage
2-4ltt JOHN ROGERS.
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Nath'l e. Tyson & Co.
(On Roberts, between Third and Fourth Streets
NEW STORE, FRESH GOODS

AND \ WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST. GROIN TRADE
A we are now fairly fixed in our new building, and
a having sufficient room to large and COM
pete stock of Groceries, Grain, Flour and Provisions
we would most respectfully call the attention Of our
friends in ST. Paul and the surrounding country. the
FACT that we have just received the largest and be- t
selected assortment of
GROCERIES,, PROFESSIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
ever before brought to Minnesota, can now say TO
our ST. CroN and Minnesota river friends, that are
offering better inducements these trades other
other house in St. Pau Wholesale we pledge our
selves 10 Sell at GALENA PRICES. Our goods are all
fresh ami in the best condition. Goods delivered at
the landing or to any part OF the city charge.
We wOulu AGAIN respectfully call attention
STOCK, as Dealers and friends throughout sur
rounding country will find that it every thing
usually kept in line of business; and in doing So
would express our thanks for avOs, and the liberal pat
rona5e extended towards the past winter. We emu
merate i'll part As follows, which will sell strictly for
cash at the lowest market rates:
Prime n sugar Clarified sugar
Clarified do Crushed and pulverised DO
islo and Java Coffee o and 5 Ii molasSes
y Goideh syrup IN Kegs and lib caddieS lmp Tea
Blk and Y IL Imp'l Tea Lard Oil
Ci,lor Vinegar Star Candles
Mould Candies Palm and Fancy soap
stone ana clay Pipes Dried Apples and Peaches
Currarts, Rai>inS and Figs Herring and Cod,h (new)
Mackerel IN kits, Chewing and smoking Tobacco
CdsS!a and Mustard Rice, salaratlS and nutmegs
Gloves, Pepper and Alspice Powder, shot and Caps
BfoomS and Bnckets Washboards and cov'd caddics
Hacking and Brushes Olive Oil and Pepper
ketchups, pickles, Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
Indigo aud starch Butter Crackers
Campfire, saltpetre Alum, matches
Play cards. Foolscap and Letter paper, Quart pint
Flasks, and many other articles numerous men
2-ilu NATliI.. f. TYSON * co.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
TRANsPORTATION FOR THE CHIppEWAs

TRANSFORMATION FOR THE CHIPPEWAS,
CEALED Proposals, properly endorsed will be received
~ at the Office OF the Chippewa Agent, until
Saturday, I'd of July, 1853,
for transporting tho Chippewa annuity goods and
ions for 1888 Bidders will pie what price per
100 lbs they will receive the property the Steamboat
at ST. Paul, and store and transport under
to the Chippewa Agency Also give the name Of the
persons they will offer as sureties the contract
The undersigned reserves the right direct the estina
ton of said public freight to other place than the
Chippewa Agency, the price to be graduated in proportion
as the distance is increased or diminished.
ID. b. HERRIMEN,
Indian Agent.
chippewa Agency, June l7th, 1850. 40-3t.
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ALIEN. REI
ALIEN. REY. LAMBERT MAY
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.

Wholesale and Retail GrOcerS,
INFORM the public that Mr.. Rey has lately returned
from Saint Louis with large and well selected stock
OF Groceries, provisions, Liquors and Wines, which they
vered Free of Charge all residents of st. Paul.
The following Is part only of their stock:
Flour of all brands;
Corn Meal--white and yellow;
Mess pork and Lard;
Sugar-cured Hams and shoulders;
Buffalo Tongues;
Bologna sausaSes;
Teas Of every descriptions;
Cofees-Rio, Java and Mocha;
Sugars of every description (rom to 10 lbs.
for a dVar)
Molasses and syrups-all kinds;
Pickles and sauces Of all kinds;
French and English Mustard;
Olive Oil;
Ciron and Ewes Apples
Dried Apples and peaches;
Figs anu prmes;
Presv'd Fruits in sugar Brandy;
Olivcs-SpanislI and French
oysters; Pie Fruits assorted
HOLSTERS; Tomatoes;
CLANS;
SardineS;
Samons in Kits;
Mackere do and bblS and Inf Dbl;
Fresh and smoked Herrings;
Essences of every descriptions;
Soaps of all kinds;
Malaga Rasns;
Suitana Raisins;
CurrantS;
Taow, star and sperm Candles;
Cinnamon and pearl starch;
Com starch and Hccker's Farina for Blanc Mango
Nermcelli;
Maccaroni;
Tapoca; sage;
Pcarled Barley;
Cream Tartar; Soda
vinegar; Rice saeratuS;
Spccs--all kinds, whole and ground;
Bristol Brick Dust
Wooden ami Willow W are;
Wines and Iiquors-ile best selected as
surmcnt ever brought TO st Paul;
With other articles too numerous to mention.
Rey May will however remark. by the way that they
III, N at I'll info,
a reasonable profit in order Stauu up and accommodate
their patrons a good many years to come.
June 25-tf
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Salesman Wanted!

= UEG S M q n " UWEPU!
A GENTLEMAN, OF good address and manners, who
n speak the French, German and English Ian
guaceS fiuently, wanted as outdoor salesman.
His duties will chiefly consist in attending TO sales of
wild lands and city property in Minnesota Territory. lie
must be good business man. and devote the whole Of
his attention to the interest of his employers, without
fear or fdrOr of s.OutsidGrS' He will be constantly
occupied in travelling; and in addition to the liberal sal
airy Of
One Thousand Dollars per Annum,
lie will have many advantages of informing himself OF
the various de ,crpio lands. which in the course of
his duties he must necessarily become acquainted With
Applicants will apply by letter in their OWN hand writ
Ing, stating qualifications and previous employment
Address, HENRY MCKENTY,
Dealer i'll Real Estate,
June %, lS53-ilt2 St. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
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For ale.

A BRICK CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP,
at the corner of Third and Roberts Streets St. Paul
~ An Improved Farm at Little Canada, six miles
N9SAnorth of St. Paul;
DS choice lot Of Timbered Land, miles south OF
.1> st. Paul on the Mississippi river;
Also, an Improved Farm at the Head OF Rush River,
20 miles south of Hudson. and the mail stage road from
st. Paul to Prairie du Chen, Wis.
The above described property will be sold very low for
cash. For further information, enquire of
WILLOUGHBY & POWERS,
St. Paul, June 4. Corner Fourth and Roberts sts
st. Paul and st. Anthony Railroad Company.
FIVE HUNDRED SH4RES of the Capital
StOcf Of the st. Paul and st. .fnthOny Rail
Road Company, amounting to $50, 900, hap
ing been subscribed pursuant to the act Of
Incorporation,
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting of the stock
~ holders will be held for the election of Five Drec-
tors of said Company the LIST Monday of July, 1858,
nine O'Clock in forenoon in the City of Portsmouth,
Ohio, at the Office of Davis, Smith Co.
JAMES W. DAVIS,
ELI KINNEY,
EDMUND RICE.
Dated, st. Paul, June 3, 1858. 3Si3
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until IL O'Clock NJ. the Goth day July next, for the
delivery OF
10000 Bushels Oats,
500 Bushels Corn,
200 Tons Hay,
The Corn and Oats to be delivered At the Granary in
Osnaburgh sacks each to contain about bushels. TWO
Grain be delivered before the 10Th
day of November, 1888. The remaining third OF be-
fore the 20,h day of April, 1884.
The Hay To well cured, sailed and stacked at the
public Hay Yard, at the rate of 22l0 pounds TO the Ton,
and u be delivered before the 10th day of September
ncx-hc contractor having the privilege of cutting the
Hay on the Reserve.
The Corn, Oats and Hay to be delivered without cx-
penSe the United States, and the contractor will be
quircl give boni with approved security in the of
half the amount involved, the faithful fuilment of
his contract
The A. A. e. Master to himself the right to
feet unreasonable bids.
sending in proposals Will endorse on them Pro
posals Corn, Oats and Hay" giving the names OF
their securities.
W. I. MAGRUDER,
ID Lieut.. lst Dragons, A. A. z. ".
A. Asst Or. Masters Once,
II. Smelling, ". T., June %, 1888. \ 4lt3
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At tAsc Worlds Fair,

Temporarily iocated on Third Street,
Two doors below the Old stand,
Nj Az he found variety Of Ladies' Dress Goods,
lNI incIudn. silks Baregc Tissues, LAWNS Alpacas,
ETC. An endless variety Ladies and Gents Hosiery, of
all sizes, prices and qualities.
Dress Trimmings-it is impossible 10 DIES ,ribe the
thosnh part Of my assortment in this line. Ladies,
examin" for yourselves; a visit will we'll pay.
Genuen."n in want of summer clothing would do well
call is select. manufactured by
AMI experience in the trade Two dozen of
TIE Latest style Sihk Hats,
male order; Boots and shoes piece Goods and ailorS
Trimmings. All which will sell low, make room for
Goods which | expect in days. Rccollect, no
trouble 10 show goods at the Worlds Fair store.
June a5tf EDW ARD KEENAN,.
Removed.
nR. j. II. DAY has removed his Office next door TO the
~ Post Oaicr.
y. Those indebted TO the subscriber viii be called
upon FOR immediate settlement.
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Great Exhibition!
CRYSTAL Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN s. cos

S the place of attraction. They are now receiving
and opening the finest and best selected stock of
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic, ever
opened or offered for sale in ST. PAUL. One of the firm
having just returned from New York and Boston, with
stock brought expressly for the citizens Minnesota, and
we bought for Cash and will sell for Cash,
able to sell much lower than goods have been sold
in this market. We pledge ourselves sell prices
that will p.ease, and for that purpose solicit call
our citizens. We will enumcrate few articles below:
Prints OF the following manufactures:
French, English, Gold Middle, Washington. Compton
and Fancy solid Coors; Turkey Red Al do
Furniture Chintz; Dress Goods; Fancy French Barcges
Barge DeIaines; French Lawns; Lodi do;
Mourning do; Muslin DeI.anes; all wool do;
Check Ginghams; Linen, Earlston and Chambry do;
Popns-plan; checked and changeable;
Enid Muslin Collars, Underseeves, Cuts, etc
Mourning Collars; bPk Lace and Lace Wells;
BPk and White Grape; Grape I.sse;
do Laces; Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining
large and beautiful assortment Latest style Ribbons
StrawGoods Diamond, Pearl, Helmet, French Lace and
Florence Bonncts:
Childrcn's Flats Girls Trimmed do;
Mems and Boys Hats of all descriptions;
Brown and Reached shcetiugs;
White and Colorcd Billings; Cambrcs;
Paper Muslin. all culo-s: SIicaS; Brown Hollands;
Drills; Deiins striped and plain shirtings;
Tickings; Diaper and IIuc;aback Towelings Crash do
French and Russia Diaper; Brdseye do;
Ingraincd DanaSk, brown and bleachcd Table Linen;
Brown and blcached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table covers; cord Damask do;
Oil Cloth do; Napkins; l0-l, Ia and PA Quilts;
Colidea ami White skirts; Cambria chec'd MuslinS
Corded, Book ami Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and Victoria Lawns; Drapcry Musns
Dressed and Undrcsscd Irish Linen;
Ladies and Gentlemcu's Cambria IIdk,s
GentlemenS Shirts Collars and Cravats;
Ladies' white, brown. and colored Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton Hose;
Mems Cotton Ilalf-lIoSc;
Kid silk, Lsle Thread and Cotton Gloves;
Hair Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Perfmnery, etc;
June, 1858. 2-3S
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Call at the Wholesale and
CIT Y ID r u G.
CHEMICAL STORE.

On 81. anthony street, Upper Town, 81: Paul, for the
tOHOping InfaHable Remedies.
I'VE have the pleasure this week to offer to the public
of Minnesota, the following Invaluable articles, the
receipts for which. in the hand writing of the original i'll
ventor, and for which the sum of
One Thousand Dollars
was paid few years since, now in our possession.
These preparations have stood the test of 80
in the eastern Cities for the first time offer
cd to the people of MINI esoa and are guaranteed to
gire relief in all cases.
Druggists and country merchants in out of the Terri
tory, will be supplied in any quantity and Oh the most
liberal terms.
We name few of the principal, viz:
Bonds Anodyne Plaster,
for pains in the breast back side Loins, Rheunatsm
&c, &c.
Bonds all Healing Salve,
for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, etc.
Bonds letter Ointment,
warranted to the worst letter anu all skin
eruptions.
Bonds Pile Ointment;
sure remedy for all kinds of piles.
Bonds Golden Ointment;
do for the Itch and Salt Rheum.
Bonds Eye salve and Lotion,
for sore, weak and niamcd eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup;
pleasant and elicacous remedy for coughs, colds,
hoarsencSS, etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds material paints, grease, oils
stains. ETC., without injury TO the most delicate texture
And all other articles kept by Druggists, at the lOcSt
possible rates.
Give us a call and it will be to your advantage.
j. W. BOND * NJ. n. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
JUST RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, on
Third street, nearly opposite the Post Office, fresh
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Pants Oils, Glass, NarniShcS
and Dye >utis, which will be sold at the lowest prices
Here is Grafton of some of the principal articles:
Acid, benzoic Ammonia, aqua Oil, Hariam
do tararic do carb do olive
DO muriatic Barbados AocS do anise
DO suphuric Alcohol do juniper
Alum Antimony, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tansy
Burgundy Pitch Blue pill do spike
Bark, wild cherry Borax, refined do linseed
BalSam FIR BiSmuth, OK. do cloves
Baybcrry bark Conf extract do rosemary
Cream tartar Copayva, Dalsam do sassafraS
Chalk, red Cieuta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hemlock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. precip. Camomile flowers do pennyroyal
CamOmc flowers Car!amon caraway do bergamot
Curiandcr Corrosive sub do wintergreen
Crcosotc Composition do wormseed
Disitals Emery, hos to s do British
EPSON salts Eye water Quinine
Rhubarb root Seneca snakeroot sulph zinc
do puverzed smats sponge
Tartar emetic sealing seammony
Iodine pot;ssa skins, white & split Ivory black
Jaap I.audalIum sptS Lavender sps
Liquorcc, ball Mace, morphine Mercurial ointm't
DO root Nitrate silver NumegS
sar,aparia, com. sugar lead sal ammoniac
sqilS, sliced satpetre, SIENNA sweet spirits nitre
do vinegar saffron iii Gentian
do syrup suphuric ether Glaubcr salts
Spanish flies lIiera picra 1singlass, Iodine
Tine. caps y myrrhC arbOiiate maSnesa Gum Arabic
do a>af9tida Calcined do do Myrrh
do digitaliS Croton oil do Opium
do alDes Ointment, mcrc do tragacanth
do myrrh do red pr do shcllac
do opium Caomel, Eng do ammonir
do cantharileS Orange Peel do Guaicom
do camphor pumice stone Peruvian bark
iva, Urls precipitatr, red pearl barley
Naleriam 90 white pink root
WVrmsccd Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
Antbious catharc, vegetable, and pills; CoXes
live syrup; Stought0n's bitters; Burgundy pitch;
Linment-nerve and bone, poor mans
and anodyne; Thompson's eye water
opoicliOc paTagUrc; rheu-
matte drops, etc.,
Together with every article in the Drug line, for sale
cheap for cash.
June lS-s0y JOHN DEWEY.
lust RECEIVED and for sale by J. NJ. Farmer, on
d Third street, in the Worlds Fair Building,
FLOUR.
BACON,
MINNESOTA CHEESE,
June is, 1853 PORK.
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FOR SALE.-Eighty Acres of Land
on saltwater road, two miles this side of Half
Way House. Enquire of \. S. NEWELL.
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I nnn bushels Corn at so cents 5000 bushels Oats,
WV at 40 cents, sacks included; just received and
for sale by
CONSTANS g. BURBANK.
2-1Itf
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lust RECEIVED and for sale by J. NJ Farmer, on
d Third street, in the Worlds Fair Building,
FLOUR.
BACON,
MINNESOTA CHEESE,
June IS. 1853 PORK.
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In Heat Prepare for Cold 4!
Stoves for the Million.

NHE undersigned has
l. removed his stove and
Tinware establishm't from
the corner Of Roberts and
Third street, to the west
side OF Roberts street, bet'n
Third and Fourth. And
further, he has Just received
the largest and best selected
stock of
TOOEINE
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-20

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
The New York city inspector has pre-
pared statement Of the number Of
births, deaths, and marriages reported
It his office during the month Of Au-
rust last. The whole number of births
was $40; Of marriages, $50; and OF
leaihs, 1892. Compared with the
statistics Of July, these returns show
in increase Of 255 births; an increase
D SO marriages and an increase OF
l.77O deaths. The deaths were large
Is increased by numerous cases ofsun-
stroke,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-20

10 Hans YoRxLE in his last epis-
tie from New York to Che Bulletin.
scores It into the Prince Of American
enobs abroad, after this fashion:
l was delighted to see Reverend
gentleman in the said convention re-
buked most Justify for using the phrase
Bishops qnd inferior clergy" How
the laity gave it to him. Scoring bin
almost as bad as VIM. HENRY TREs.
corr, Of South Carolina, is being
scored for his meddlesome and indeed
insolent letter regarding the costume
of diploma,ists abroad-an answer,
he terms ii, to MARcY's letter. Mr..
TREscoTr was Secretary under Minis
ter lNGERsoLL, aud have it from q
gentleman who passed last winter IN
London, that his funkeyism among
The maids Of honor and the drawing
rooms Of the west end, was pitiable !.
A pretty man he to lecture Governor
MARCY. Faith | am glad the CALLED
jade wincesy ~ TREscoTT should
travel over the Union as a urt-jester
--beAunkied and bedizined--with
carriage, livery, eqaipage, white
gloves, extrac: Of sandal wood for per-
fume, and unrolling his delicious senti-
ments from the most delicate Of hand
kerchief with scolloped edge. Thus
might be do what the Uniouists have
thus far failed Of accomplishing--an-
initiate Secretary Nancy. The per-
fume from the handkerchief would be
more potent than the an.iqc patch up
on the brooches.