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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

Gaiena City Marble Mandatory.
TENE undersigned keeps constantly on band general
y assortment of Monuments, Tomb-sSiones Head
Stones which he is ready 10 furnish short notice
Having been three years engaged in this city in
the business, and having permanent arrangements direct
with the celebrated Ruta and, VT, Qusres, and kee
ou the best woyknen, ne is en- bed TO sell
cheap and give better satisfaction iii can be given By
tAose sending irresponsible agents from shops at dis
lance. Ny arrangements such that can deliver my
work at the very OF my customers when desired
All work contracted for BY my Agent, will be filled
strictly according 10 agreement.
The undersigned Agent Tor the sale IF French BUR-
Mill Stones Dutch Boiling Cloth, Noys' Grist and Corn
Mills, Mn Irons, Screw Wire. etc.
shop and Ware House, Corner Of Second and Spring
Streets, near Lower Bridge.
Z. L. ROSEBROUCH.
Galena, H., Sept. 9, lsj3-2ltE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
FISHING TACKLE.

A FINE assortment Of superior Tackle, for sale at
IA LIE DUO & ROHRER'S
vvNHE NEW CLERKS ASSISTANr-sdapted to the
Il Minnesota Code and the best Form Book in use.--
For sale at LIE DUO Il ROHRER'S.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

4 GREAT BARGAIN.--320 acres improved farming
IA land, Beautifully situated on the Little Canada road
five miles from ST Paul Also, 100 prairie
openings, ten miles from town. situate on White Bear
iakepart fenced and broken Also. go acres beng
highly improved and We'll broken farm. upon which TIRE
finest crops have been raised tins tso situate twelve
miles IRON town. Also, improved city property town
lots III 81. Paul aud ST. Anthony. md interests in lie
Sueur, Aankato, Shakapee and Eureka City, Appl. to
WM. BREW STER, Real Estate 81 oker,
23-u cor 81 and Wan.shaw.sts
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
EE-ONn

E wish To purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth Of
n Town Lots fl the cijy of ST. panl The money vii,
he paid down for property. Mt a fair PRICE
LEWIS IINENAN,
50 ST. near Jackson.
Jure % --iIff
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

FEsiE subscriber having recently made great improve
Dtnts la the Hrrfug. neat Of sGt IN as gallery. ana
havrg REQUIRED the latest improved apparatus. ~ ch
together vita his before very superior soC k mahe- thd
Plointnrnts VI his Gallery qua fYot to any
IN he est, = PREPARED ~ execute bsguerreOy 20
Hkenesse- in ~ iS unsurpassed ny operator.
The - uncertain, and persons in beaI cHd llOt de-
law one moment in procuring one more Of these mt
IN MOS Of lie, which. under the TRYING circ'us.trccs
o. final 1ratiou of FRIENDS price DlTCb
~ assures KEN IN any weather anH neatly al lock
c's pms. rugs bracelets large variety of
which Kept const8utl. hand. auG patterns
bcng constantly received. Al pect I'LL, invcd
10 cal and examine specimens.
Paul Al g.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

CRYSTAL PALACE.
GNATtCARl. KERN & co, of the abnye establish
~ ment still holding inducements buyers;
they are now selling much cheaper than THEY ever
I'D before, to make for their extensive fail stock
(Which they will have eariy Their sleek Of Dry Goods
Is the most complete sd cheapest -, Paul. atd they
pledge themselves 10 sell any attire iCir store
, cheaper than il can be bongt, above -. Louis
Wishing 10 coHiHr themEs- ,he Dr. Goods bust
ness IN all rs hfHn.hs thcN offer the balance Of .nar
stock Of groceries hardware ara queenswarc nj cost
and under, TO clos them oil. Tne trade would find
/ great han gains in ife sboye stocks,
I St Paul. july y l-I3. (IS-tf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

A FEW Thousand Dollars to Loan on twenty months,
n or on larger time, If applied for Enquire Of
the subscriber, Al /. NJ Smith, Esq s. Office Third
street. IRA BIDIVEIl
PAM OOH, 1874
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Aug. 81, le5S.-4t2lSlpd.
STATIONERY.

STATIONER Y.
XKTM VI. s. COMBS, has just received large ad-
w diion to his stock of everything IN the station
cry line: Law Cap, and Legal Paper 50 reams letter
paper; 100 reams cap paper.
Gold Pens, Bageys a. ficquett's.
Gold Pencil and Pens.
Once furniture, Writing Desks Ink, Copying hooks
and Presses and many other articles too numerous to
mention, at unusual low prices. Call and examine,
between the Rice and American House.
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+. CHANCE FOR AvFR CHANTS.

- K. MELVILLE wishing 10 engage IN other BUSH
W. ness. offers 20 close out his large and Wei select
Ell assortment Of Boots ard Shoes, bargain. lie
will be in receipt of all the best and late styles upon the
opening Of nHyIgHt,r. 4-4S-u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
KryTsoN'S ADDITION 70 ST. RAuL.

49, ~. :" aH'f L tVN Z - 4 ia a. LIE
FuNil~ desirable ground, ying H the Ce.tra and
advantageous part OF the basin of -. Paul, where
must Inevitably be the principal business Of the
town, and aorung also most choice snd delightful Lots
IN the upon the bench, for dwelling houses;
veyed INTO Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indis putae reasonably low prices and
upon oerh terms al credit tor most Of the purchase
money, snd Lumber or b,ding Lots sold in the ad-
Gtioh viii be furnished al The mill or easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAkE5,
agent for proprieiors.
.. D.,I y,f.r
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
WHITNEY,. GALLERY OF DAGEER-


GTiOlINS AND GUiTARS-Just received and for
sale 1t tie Lower Town Book store, by
MN DEuI
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LAND OFFICE,
SAuK RAPIDS, Min. Ter.

SAuK RArIDs, Min. Ter.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the maps have been
received, aud the office is open and ready for
the transaction OF business The lands included in Ibis
district lying north of 80, north and west of the line
between ranges Il and 70 Of the 9TH meridian.
GEO. w. SWEET Register.
August g 1853. I7-6t
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

DRESSLER & GEORGE,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
And dealers in Wines Liquors, Groceries and Provisions
Upper Landing, st. Paul, Minnesota.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

FOX - lie.
Il hAEk f'hCiLS Of good building stone for
WV sale al the Quarry, or delivered TO al \
part Of the city. lhGuIre Of the subscriber
ml9-tf EDWAHD ETEWART.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES
DECEIvED directly from New York, full .ssort
H. Of Richs Patent fireproof 3aem ander safes
for sale by WN. CONsIANS.
3t2s. Lower Landing Raudslrs Levee.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06
First Arrival of the Season,
THE WORLDS FAIR

rs in receipt of Black Silks fall pattern Caicoes
superior assortment OF grass bleAched Irish Linens
sheetiugs IlChs, CasSineTes, Taors' Trimmings etc
EDWARD KEENAN,.
" orld,s Fair Store. s.: Paul. Aug: Is. 1853:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-06

NtW II
HAVING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr.
HE VIM. Taylor, on Third. between Roberts and Min
streets, nearly opposite the Post Oe respect
fuy tender my services Barber, with full convic-
lion that establishment, except perhaps that OF
Banker. will shave closer easier than will be done at
my shop. Cutting hair champoonipg ana all the var
Gus business OF barber will tS attended TO, and
determined all my customers saa &c satisfied with the
proptness and scientific abilities which shall continue
10 DC displayed ct this cld end pcpas- estabthment
4. C. STOREY.
Aus. 2s, ls53-I9tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

GEoRGIA-The Legislature has passed laws 10 organize
seven new counties They Catoosa from parts Of Whit
fedand Walker Pickens from Clmer Cherokee, Lumpkn
and Forsyth Worth from early and DoOly Kinchafoones
from Stewart Doughery, from Baker Hart from Frank
lin and Ebert, and Fulton, from DE Kalb
meeting Of the members of he Democratic party was
held at Miedgeyiled Dec 49, which addressed among
Others by ex Governor Cobb who Clemens Ike deserts his
old friends the Union Savers and allies himself with seoes
sion Democracy
Orc of the resolutions adopted at this demonstration We
sppend
That while wsFmest yWpsthes are dae 70 loose
AMID the OF fsnstssm on ns
aery which has RACED year, In their section the
Tniop .tood firmly the South recognise
A. fellow cizens Of the North who stsns
firmly wh the platform o. the National Dsmoofstc party
and are therefore pledged defend the South from future
.sElts upon her institgtions
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A NEW THING ENTIRELY.--The most

A NEW THING ENTIREIY.-Ihe most astOnish-
~ tn nercrnnce heard of-BaTreA Firkins Key, snd the
bo sof family rlsde and finished without oeicct arts9
md srrec;b crouch vsrnsh entirely ~ inaehpefy
the tools cd 20 peroiin me ~cIs Psten
f hirb have received Gold and Sge he1as ne &c P-
tho bolt The save h'i lh ~ me
Iran cuts tau ell Of cqu length planes BON IA sne Per
he qualify Of the tulu.r JOINS N -
ices nsnne yos equa proportion O o.e
ins 70 is with ho wide marrow eAaneis SoNtS
crease tnns head AID r.epeses Tho barre g Lef 10
that we cisleure the produce better estei
than oar Naiiae the Of 800 Per gay 20 nc
which the rortsr attention OF AZ VIC @ $50
them inspecfsa anuiecfrfe articles OF me oSol
from lsle ois lead keg 20 ne largest eAA a
an OF wbh hold the uost su.e =.
adapted reciinr Of dry goods In fact tse MAsainS
make Imperfect lricle except the deicci IS eAei0J - ~
timber ~
We have sos Al nrs directly On tbe hae % ne new
Ire srOls .ht Ela aud NaSsia as
me uiures ia noh Of tn 6oPat where Any PESOS
q TIE MschneS e1t t 20 tnS 1890
t4tisdc e,rf trsrch OF We viii bel ne alin.S
Ieessfo taEhi such eyoyihine c0nhs ~ ~ l.
Peors purchasing Ire Right and Machines ior any
cation uliod obtain ay iur4toa In fei.l.9a leieo
applying through he mail There ore BIT ri" o. VIC
Ientta1ng ulsod sl applicants wiz %
the IIetcnt ctrcrs q whom v doubt heio h
dsssiso catOus s.ttl Their Erspece terft3ff ~
eectd b. ildfcs who Lsve eKLnlgea the Mtcuihe s ~
ias De nyC niod Tor the saioo p-
a1o tntelr spelacae I'll isia-coo1 cr1nk ,,,.. ~
slecufl De- - cslnS on tao i~'N's VI
1ts S,v-YoIi llituue ,..
ElnLfa hca is4A N.r.A 10 De-. ,
ga Sac ne now e4h iiio. a. tho CiJf4i fa'aee
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The MASSACHUSETTS sEEAToRs ~ COsGREss.-We
learn on inquiry anticipated that the statsnent "
pepers 10 the effect that Mr. Everett had sxerted his in
fuence In the Wing ia opposition 10 proposal OF
Mr. Seward 10 a.. IN place 10 Mr. sumner on the Com
rnittees u the Senate The motion OF Mr. Seward vas
ito recognize Mr. Sumner, on this occasion, asa wing
No person acquainted with Mr. Summers political course
could consstently agree to such motion Mr.. Everett
stated that his personal relations with h colleague were
friendly and be wished them 10 continue that be had
with prevent bis having any place on the
wch the Senate might think fit 70 assign him but tina, he
could not consent TO recognize him a. wing Every
other gentleman who participated in the discussion, TOOK
the same ground, and Mr. Seward withdrew his NOTION
Il then proposed that the course formerly op'eo
should be pursued this year namely Out Of the places 90
the COMMITTEES left By the majority to DC disposed o me
Wings TO leave place or places nnhled by Wbgs,
that Mr Sumner might b assigned TO them " tne
majority thought fit This course was adopted ~
general consent The arrangement Of individual wing
Serators upon the different Committees as well a. the &C.
termination what places should remain vacant Tor NJ
Sumner was left TO q Sub Committee MI Eyere's ole
Tot belong the Sub Committee and had no
ton direct indirect with any one OF s me no
any knowledge as 10 what place was asssnsa s s
or 10 any other Senator till he heard tne hs' tea rum
the Seeretarys table. tD's'A ~,
IyrKgEsrIse TO sHIP AAsTEs:-la me case OF fouer
- Pst the sn,reme Court Of Rhode Island has recent
ld;5oS that vesels have right 70 use warp ngeuns
h md ONT az the herbor OF Daygabe nver, anh 70 e1
tr1 the VAN across the entire ehanne Dur on INC sp
sch Of another vessel il the duty OF the vessei Using
m take notice Of such approach, and 50 70 lower
- 80 AZ 10 give free passage through the ordinary
.,xeled ua,t of the channel and 70 Indicate 70 me ap
roaching vessels the point intended TOR her passage
eurroachng party il not bound 70 pass az ne P0in na
lid but nav pess different point be hohesuy
,i,Ls n can Be done without interference, bh In such
$50 he will be liable for the damage Viii ensae- unless
M ~ move that be dsregsrded the notice Of the ether
yese in the bona de belief that he could 80 Pss "a.
damage 10 Il and the burden Of proving this wil DC vpon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

uxssu.w H,r r.g.sr Mssss G..a.. No - ,.
AL RAMsEY 81, er.-r-,.s.
s sSnS CLA "a II e.. ~ 49,
u,,s-n, Plated Ware, Table Catiery, sc: $500.
"--'D-" 'Pi'ianii.hed Tin Ware.
HoDGETTs TAYLOR hopeaTTs lwhOis'ai' M.aas'e''r
Patent Elastic skirts
r 'AiI' '4.n''.' Portrait Painting
,orr Primer, card, Book .and Jcs;I =, -
'a' L. ~ Ribbons and Millinery Goods ,.,-
:. Real aad Property Brokers; 49,.
'A'-'''-'' speeiasies, tSIanufaeturer.,
EDw sfRAk Is .aaI.sd e tbs sIs No 81 sovs
sM sEGEE Csa1dl.s HIRE. IIs.a. ts NO 81 Broadway
s sI1s Hr MsS Ts r'a. is Nd Is
An MAGNETIC sETIss h1saIsE c. No. a1 BroA'.y.
Ar.w. UNDEEhiiL Toy cslsa :.......So De,a
TREApwELi soSs, Nc rs w..z1Sio1 .ns "a rron..s
ASiO' ~ s,a.ioner; and Account books
g EEsBIIT Co. .Ionass B.iaias s.d wsS, .
" = : 9iD- Teacher e[ sayisation.
o. All y '''- Toys and Fancy Goods.
vi HoLsssf9S yo s. :s Nasn.ss
Type Founder, and Printers Warehouse.
OoAiIL Iyine., Wool Botiier,, Giiiins., &c
John sreni raras :a ana G 81 So.aw,
Watches, Jeweiry and Gold Pens.
FREDERICK LOCKWOOD tSilyerw-Eel NO s Estonss
J.. Y. SAVAGE fDC Z Pclsl - eihonrs
Window Glass, French,) Importers OF.
YAHER Chemicals &c ~ Waterst
y HOPKINS BROTHERS nnporterA )... No 81 Bsrlsy-
Window Frames, Door Sashcs and Blsnde
TROTHINGUAN Co. fNauu'a No 81 beeknasnsi
Worlds safe Co.. IDlie's Pafeni.l
GOERIS BRADLEY. Agents.. ......No liz Feafis
be inserted Tuesdays Thusiay and Saturdays
yeI addition u bOad be sent TO PErrEsenLs
Co. 10. n Essssu-d
PFTTTNGILLk Co AFests for the bes; and VIDE
ereusd Newspapers IL The Usited States sac c.nsdas .d arr
fsy receiving for them They ksve effected acs
srransenenfs a Publhers Advertisers viii and greatly
Do their sdvesns tsrouzh their P'ae eat
ss O@ce M ~ fsssars'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29
LAS FIXTURES, FIXTURES
" JAMES g. MOFFET.


Nos lls and 2l Prince third block Of Broadway
rsiefu for be extensive he he's hitherto enjoyed be
leave call the Of bis fnos public
70 the large trd elegant or
CHANDELIERS, BRACkETs PRSDANrS, MANTLE ORSA-
HENTs spd MOVABLE READING PEDESTAL5
which Re bee on hsrd sriisble for
CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS STORES HOTELS and
PRIVATE DWELLINGS
which FOR design finish nd ehespne cannot he surpssd
houte the United states In counsctn VITA hs large raouc
tory ara wtreroons he has extensive Is fTliNs $40,
where al orders FOR will receive iDedis.e attention
SPECULATION and MONEY.-CLARKs MER-
~ CHANT MILL decidedly the perfect piece Of machinery
description
r 10 the following from Roeneer the grs.est mhg
poiDt 10 the worlds
Tbs certify that present 70 witness the practical
operation Of the fhrk sin snd take pleasure IN ing tnsi
far ed ftDguEe exPecaopa We presented
with Of he -four ground Wills prsnt which "a
the Advantages OF have By this staple
lst tiOr eu al CO orc worth Of ms-erys saved also
large saving Of power This Mn bsppc..le 70 any r from
horse They complete vita the mat 70 them
for $40 Only think Of H. acOuote Merchants Mil french
stone Bo Of best quality al ready work making from
to tgo ies Of -four bOUE Of as good quality nall IN he
word We unheE;e bgy recoInmeBd this All % the plo.c
Z. Clsmts Rim Mil PROJECTORS r. Turner head miller = d
Spelnire proprietor Boston Milk BoutOn miller Wool
Kingsley fret miller Pima Nils Stone. proprietor
Irving MILL A kusb,snk, proprietor Crescent Hns and
other Rochester nilers
Nil exhibition A. the Harlem Railroad Dept
No County Rights
hsve made fortunes ready this and good
opportunity still offers Address the PROPRIETOR Depot
above.
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fUater Cure.

HYDROPATHIC SCHOOLr-The School Depart
mept Of Dr. TRAILS Wafer. Cure Establishment No ID
Laisht successful operation, with ample t,ciles Tor
tloourh and general medical Teachers Dr. Trail DR.
khsw DR. Taylor DR. Wellington, Dr. Snod ~ fowls "ni
A. stsere. ana Miss A S. CosswelL
HYDBOPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No IS Laishtst r T. TRAIL N. d., Prophetori D HI.
TAYLOR NJ d and Or. J. HOsFoRD, Assistants Aeeomno-
dsns 100 Special department of female aeae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

John W. Rand, the fugitive from Virginia, and who 10
charged with robbng the Portsmouth Bank OF some 10000
was arrested In Boston On Tuesday.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


n Y. ard ERIE r. r. to HORNELLSVILLE5,
Ne BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RALRoAD-Brosd
Gauge Computed to Jersey CRY =, a., r,,r... Train,
oftis route with certainty conneetinsa Buaslo h Light
s. LOgi Columbus. Cincinnati and LousSe a.o win ''sAe"
Express. arrives at Buffalo Bpm Leaves for Cleveland
sls NJ Nan T5 arrive: =, El:. T topping over
Sc n ExPTess arrives Buffalo 10 4 81 Leaves Tor Cleveland
BsrsaSs checked through to Buffalo ...,.., 40,
u gao''A ''I' E MofT e s
". c T.LLsiDe, Assnt No 20 Broadway cor Barclay.
NEW.YORK TO MONTREAL, Ogdensburgh, Bur-
w: y4T s,s a sSs f s. a aud
Poa Ticket RsIosd corner s'o,a- sHa
BaAse checked through Psr tIssh, SPP ,,D. 1872 su
NREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.-SIXTY
RAILRoAD LNE-Ths RsIoaa = now open 10 the 1issssPP
or HTpsos RYfR RsiLRotb ,,iy.s
i Ss si BcIs i ~ Dost t sfn:
LIZ I'd saoRT RSa ii md Chicago
S:si st 1:sS :S as cISo ao
ISLAND RAILROAD fE la sale B1gTioss11a sResasa, Az
a. ticsso with .a. On til. CHICAGO sd GALESA RAIL
ROAD e keeiiSia fssepo s S Of o5pas At say point
seats al pleasure Ana thsy Wi no Wv %SfER
u. TStous further nfrsiion sppy at the Com
f'A' 0'''' '' JOHN Y. PORTER General Assnt
NFW.YORK and PHILADELPHIA DIRECT via
~ NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-U s MAIL and E4pREss
LINIs-Ttrcugh IN four hours-WlSfEk AkkAs1H - n
Der IS ls3-LesTe NeEi0rk foot Of CoaanoEs'7 - anu
Leave Phlsdspla a T. aid "a n aps y nd NJ K.,.
Sc fuD Ssw-Ysrk 81 Is IN and u A AMI = u 20 ~
sirror = Tor second elsss IN II A. z1d4 70
tcu IS n A. " and s. ?. N TO N4lnaist, - 60 tias
a. vith reduced prizes In NeSlerey ~
tib lsag. AZ u tom II CourGndttt, va StHs1n
vryuf-st fu hr. Ounbusrs viii run from t1e Aensl5ssya
~. ~ H. ,er.i boeIs snd central Of fepaA
a1d Sa 5-sksze io = e..Is
sod for BGrDere, W si1 gta s0r--H
Win nd Chariestcu al the above trans -
sres.rfs tsrs1se continued II and $ lae. oy
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE via sTONlNGIOS
4 or BOSTON PROVIDENCE. EEW-BEDFORD. and IACs
TOS-irane RoIie uboEt change Of e1 or ae'eH'e s'e
~. fe.r-%r vASDEABILr CAPT joel stone snd Cos1S,
DCRT Cara Jchn C. B0wrs u eozneeoz VIA nc -
md frovdeace kA toses
fsiv fSUudaYs xcsptsd fr0Ta Pier No y T. nfs. ~
B.fiery-;izes o'clock a. szd stonssSa = ~ ~
- - tva cf-ie NAL trsia Elleh leaves boron q . n
These sssrss snsTrr Lssed r sre1fh safety speea 9'
The ctccfs eIpeTieacec al
e pser 70 -ay on-.;
slor-s .nd direct tA trp more plSAiy 80 -
y-r-rsI1ed. willie pasenEsr AA~ry rsy "a ~
-si- IN thoss either 81 me cner rootss
The CONNODCRk. from New fotk-, i1'1As 49,
YrsS.v frCra Ihurs4 <ad Sa-ssdAy
nee VAUDEVILLE. Ecra Ses-HsLkInesd-y i--sltl 80
s.-rss~ Sro Alorts-. Wedn.si1y &c FRIDAY
prrrrrers .. sfrirtss socirso1 proceed " ir
psr sfe1ltosf Providence, bosoa t-n1-ol
80 5r IN ,ssor1aBoSais1 sicanzoa q a ~
ne Ee.rnef sac t-ir
60. -l,.4,., ,-,.r - n 4@
A. Pr ~ i n q O a. Ia 0sse Nc. b BlisssJ Pare
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Ar4.aseps.-,. Tor December. 1898.
RANY and NtW-YORk RAILROAD.-Twe

1898. An.sgems-,, p, psee5nss, nom iTDS.
a IBANY and NEW-YORK RAILROAD.-rwe
n daily Express Trains at O'Clock M snd 50 A. esapsss
inc Al Atepy with Central line OF railroad Wes also with nes
North for sr,,cr. Springs whitehall and Montreal Tbs aia
connect Hudson and Berkshire Railroads az Cha
Lebanon SPRINGS The above trains start nom
the new Depot White Elm and Centre where through
ekts checked for Albany Saenec
sdy Utica Rome Syracuse Auburn Geneva CAnSndasaA h0ehe'
ter and Buffalo. 49, o,., i. -,
Fbay StAfioDs - =. 60.
The above trains will land and receive passengers only Croon
Falls Hils dale. and Chatham Foar-Corners.
md Centrs at s heretofore w. X HALL Superintendent,
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1nsuraute Companies.

THE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of SCOTLAND es'sbsed Aug 1913 registered and EN-
BRUSH eud VIC, llV
CAPITAL SJ,90V,J0O.
BOvsRNoR
FRIOHT HON THE EARL OF ELGIN AND KINCARDINE,
Oovernor-Os nerel of Canada
HEAD OFFICE. No = 81 Andrew-square, ktilourgh
LONDON DfFltk.........s.No 4 \ Lotl9lfv
DUBLIN OFFICE. NO - L pntr sac
GLASGOW OFFICE .......N0 - y. sinccn+ place
bELF{sI OtfICE..........No IL liizhsL
DUNDEE OFFICE. No Ba0k-st -.
with AeoIces the principal towns 10 GRI BRITAIN
IRELAND - - -.
FOREIGN BRANCH OFFICES
CAEADA-Hes1-Cfice No ~ Great Jauesst Montreal
MY. -bH INsW lCK-He-dOfce 81 John
NOVA SCOTlv Read Office FGlifa1.
NJ NFOT NDL and Hesd-Once, 81 Johns
East INDEs-BTobes In Calcutta aud NADIA also IN Colombo
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CHINA-Brsnch At Shanghai
WEsT NDF Brr, h. in Demerar. Jsns.s AntisrA Trn
cad. 81 Ktfs Domingo Domingo. Grsuads- - Vincent
alcd In connection WITH the above
BTel ohes
Estabishsd in the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

RE YOU INSURED eo,,,.,
IA RUTGERS FIRE INsUR ANCE COMPANY,
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
All paid and securely invested Once No. 10 Chatham square,
MIS- Con pany Buildings Merchane Furniture and oh
er property o damage BY Fire All loses paid within
THIRTY DAYS amer hsceItaine - - . =,
DARIUS FERRY Surveyor. ISAAC O. BARKER President
T. b FELLOWS Secretary. JNO w. kETChAA Nlee-prest
nAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE C0.-Oaice
No Tryoprow Y The Annual Election for DIectors Of
th Compsny will be held FRIDAY Dee seth inst At the ONCE
the Company Poll will at y O'Clock snd sS., At
o'clock p. 81. - WINANS
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
IA 6l Wallst. -.... -,
securely prepared insure against os and damage by
FIRE. favorable terms
The charter this Company provides that AFTER ns Interest 70
the h0der the rate OF cent per snnum our
The remaining profits divided tho assured In scrip
hesrr Interest which scrip deemable IN cash. whenever
the accumulated profits and capital 70 Sl0ocooe
S,erhep Whitney Reuben Wihe1, Robert hlnturn,
John A James Warren, George L. Adee,
Daniel b. FeGlng, Arthur Leary, sanuei v hohnan
William II. Russell MoTimeIN hanlNon JOIN ,, N.o IL
Augustus Downing Denning DaeI rIedelet a. Deianoi
GaSawAy B. Lamar, John Steward Jr- y1mes Z. Bell,
Gso-Se IL Risg. Edward C. Center Daniel Drake Smith,
VY Hutler Dspean josiah Oakes Frederick G. Foster,
Charlie, u Russell, Joseph Gsillard. Jr Peleg Hall.
IaeC 7 srIsend, James ~ NAterDury hooeIt . hohe
J. L. Gnand Foster. George Curtis .-.--
DUNCAN CURRY, Secretary ROBERT ) HONE President