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6uerial Notices.

~ Democratic Wig General Connittee.-
iE,rust Mee'il Of this Committee VIII be held On
TjESDAY EvEEING, March l. at n O'Clock az the
IsosSwsy Hovsr. By order. JAMES KELLY, Chm.
y Jos Z. VARNUM, JE, vics-chairDen.
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OIRCUs.-NEw.YoRK AsiPHITHEA

~ TER Ne 81 Bowery r. SANDS Co. Procriesors-
Opspiss The Spring Season Inauguration Week.-Re
insoieelrent Of Genie and Equestrian Tslen; !-EnsaS-
meri Of w. \. WALlETT, the great Ciosu.-Splsnaid
Cayacaserew Genie Ballet, Fresh and variea !sts OF
-Introduction Of new Features and Faces
in TIE Arena. Stupspdous prcpAafoas ars rnskng for
Grand Eorest.isn E,nousrssion on FRIDAY EVENING.
March in honor Of the lnsugaratoE Of President Pierce
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CHARLES sCRIBNER has in Press, and

CHARLES SCRIBNER has in Press, and
~ vii publish early
THE BOYHOOD Or GREAT NEN-Iatended - Al
example 70 Youth With iAusuaaOn'' BY Foster. vol
ONE YEAR-A Tale Of wsdloeh. By Emile 2. Car
"A AAKRicAN CANES IN ITS sEAsOSs.-By Frank
Forester. vol limo. -
YHE CAPTAINS or THE ROMAN REPUBLIC
BIZ II. ". Herbert vol l2zo.
HOME LIFE ~ GERMASY.-By C. L. Brace vol.
limo 49,, =,
A SUMMERS CRUISE ~ THE MEDITERRANEAN.
BY y. p. Wills. ! vol. limo
THE OLD MANS BRIDE--By 7. :. Arthu vol
' LECTURES on PASTORAL THEoLOGY-BJ Rev.
/ : Clrnr u ID. I Vui. evo
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~ Spiritual RappinEs.-ProE BARNES with
three or four Mediums has been Spiritual moe or
he last seven months and BY the request OF several OF the
citizens he concludes form public Circle 10 give some
AZ the StuyVesant Institute No 6 broad
Way ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
March end = poors open At 7; Circle formed at Ad.
MISSION % CITE Diseases examined by the spish NO. 100
luane.af
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.-pw vopV IoITRNAL OF MEDICINE

N THIS DAY PUBLISHED.-Ths A. Mar p NJ HAr-
iSss ean.airs original articles BY DIS smith NsYo-k
>. rglovT FItch etc. etc; Proceedass o. Io.-as,;
Psiholosieal soee,y; TrSnsaEions Esia - etc WiIh
Review Of Ricoros ATE WORK on ~ nropressrs.
n VII continue to be Published ne nfsi n Proore-
rsouth Al IS per sanunn, By PURPLE 4 s'-i
tor Ne lsS HuGsoo-st
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rTHIs DAY PUBLIsHED-ISAAC LAQUE.
Il DEM Pat First. By Alexander Da.1a, s "a 2.
Monte Cristo Price. ~ cents Also, hAhr anl
pTrTSaN,S MAGAZINES for March Ar No u flifoa-
a., AZ We store Of BUNNELL PRICE ye FGoAsasfs'
Bookselers and ye ststioners. .p,,, Ann
NIB. In Prsss, W CAIANEsE' O~- 'A- H 49,
THE IDEAL BY Ai-s Ella Rod1lan-
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.FLLER's SALOON of WONDERS-

HELLER's SALOON of WONDERS
Ii No SO Broadway. Chinese Buildines ELEVEN III
WEEK Of the PRINCE Of WIZARDS BRILLIANT
SUCCESS Of the NEW sERIES-Cro Eded and Enthnsi-
as;ie Audiences Every Nirht!-Prof ROBERT HELLER,
the greatest Magician IN the world, scrs FOR the Eleventh
Week Of ms uustrpassabe and wonderful entertainments
4 choice selection Of his extraordinary
WONDERS or THE MAGIC ART
combined with his mysterious experiment Of the miraculous
SECOND SIGHT!
Evening performances to commence q o'clock, and
Saturday Afternoons at j. Admission 50 eantS Children
half priee.
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MUSIC TEACHER "A young Lady, who
WI IL proc;ert in Music wishes 70 obtain Board 10 some
private nily 10 NewYork Brooklyn, where her IN
sruetou b two three viii Be considered equivalent
pious family preferred Address Z. ~, Box AS Post
OHcs.
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,rue yEW.YgRK TYIgyEy.

..,.t,o,sl, oREsos, Asp TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
1890 on he departure sf ea1h Nal Steamer or
0..-re. Psi1e 81 cent? per copy
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DERMANENTBOARDf for TWO GENTLE

l. MEN and WIyEs-A family Of four or hye sroyn
persons, fo2r young nlen and sfser ist hAy -
the comforts Of = home, = good table, and sSso asw
house with modern improvements N pleeAsn, 'ocson,
TIE civ are coobirsd-by ealing e No ~ WEI losa,
tth-sy betvsen D ana III A. NJ, or after IL ~
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LINE ROOMS-In the second story Of Q
Il modern fourstofy house in West Ashst with full or
partial board, IN private family. Rooms connect with
.iens eoor Aso toni ROOM, thirassory BAH. ~, &c
Address Box No. 2XL
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- ,o,,o,n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLUB

RI Amcrican Institnfe-FAKMtWS NLUB-
Aieuiar meeting viii be held at the Repository, No
ST. Broadway ON TUESDAY, March at noon: subject
Member viii bring gratis cetngs, seeds &e 70 exchange
or ohen strnngc specially invited Admission Tree
toe all H. MENUS Se''v'HJ'
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FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Commit
GEORGE N. MOORE,

~ Peoples Iectures.-Rev. SWAN L. PoME-
nOY OF Bostop will sive the thirteenth Lecture OF the
Rsopie's Course TUESDAY EVENING, March 1, at 9
s'oloek. Subject-The Yankee. Tickets l2l cents.
~ Popular Leetures.-TUESDAY anaWEDNES
DAY EVENINGS OF this week positively the
m for the OF the interesting performances Of the
C.tbrafed Prot. Is. BROWN WILLIAMS, as he COM
nsI,es o course at Albany TbuTedey evening New
Power OF the viii demonstrated showing the spec supre
nscy Of intellect. The atng and profound expert
mshs ever developed in the question to what
rood mental echsmy be applied. The proceeds
Of Wednesday evening viii be devoted the of the
EwYork Female Assistant Society for IL relief Of the
och poor Ministers Of the gospel respectfully invited
tree I'd, a. and experiments in relation 10 the will OF
nan before dreamed of in any philosophy will be
greseDt.d Tickets only Is cents
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~ On. Wieting, ct the MsriDerp NJ. =. Church,
,6euS,r AZ Chnton-st Lectures THIS EVENING. AZ "
rrhot, Anatomy Physiology and tho means OF pro-
srine Health; with his large and magnificent collection
u hsnilns, skeletonE Models Paintings &c. Admission
snlt I2ic
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~ New-York Historical S0ciety.-,fho rega-
monthly meeting Of this Society will be held at their
reus In the University TUESDAY EVENING,
kucb let, at u o'clock
PLINY MILES ESD will read paper on "The History
sfloeland." MAUNSELL b. FIELD,
Recording Secretary.
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Uauts.

As WEr NURsE, by a respectable young
IA Woman, with excellent recommendations. Apply at
No IL East 18th st
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WOOD. MINsTRELs-No. "a Brood

w wsy, above Hovrd-s--OPEN EVERY EVEN.
NIGH. WOOD, hsnseeI and Pr0pnetor-Tbe enrsr-
tsnHents offered BY this celebrated company Of Huack
snd Ethiopian Oeneafors cannot b equaled BY any oh=f
bsd IN The United otAtss Sc pro<rzanes Doors 0pec
1t Il Concert commences At a o'clock. Atnis.o1. 2
cgnz The pubic respectfully inoxDed TIA: he AfsF
Socr C1crerzs are is1ouruued
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SIXTEENTH WARD TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE will
bod meeting on TIL URsDAY EVENING. March 8, at 2!
o'clock. Mrs AMELIA BLOOMER, of Seneca Falls
Rev. ANTOINETTE l.. BROWN, Of Henrietta, N. Y. and
SUSAN Is. ANTHONY, o. Rochester, viii address the
Nesting. Mira N. FOWLER, Of New-York City, will
preside
Tickets S5 cs TO be had al the door Doors open at 6
ttlock, Come eaiIy. HUGH g DUNN. Secretary
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~ salainander Safes.-wildcr's Patent with
RChs ,mprovement.-SrE ARMS 4 MARVIN, No. leo
wuer>st New-rork are the only makers Of Saamsndeg
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IL Eew-Y0rk Historical Society.-COURSE
OSLICTURFs: 1872 FOR the benefit oftbe Fire Proof
BpiaDg Fuud-The ninth lecture wiz b. delivered
n,t,orolitsn Hall On WEDNESDAY EYESING, March
ly Hen Robert Winthrop Of Boston The door will
Ie opeL al O'Clock III lecture 70 be delivered at O'Clock
feEsn 81 cents Tickets may be procured at the Library
lsamS In The University, and AZ the door.
AUGUSTUS sCHELL
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9. x.shsbsa evesy TUESDAY ssd Fanny morning Pnes
~ sHrnIn Two copies for -. Ten fer go Adyer-
S-,,.Sufs cents ins ~ each insertion.
GREELEY h HcELRATH, Publishers
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IL ELLEKS SALUUN OF WUNUERS-NO.
HI $50 Brosdvsy-PTofsssor ROBERT HELLER. the
Prince Of Wizards viii give Gnnd and Diversified En-
tertsinment q rs unsurpes.bie
NECROMANCYi LE6ERDENAIN, and DAB
LERfE -!
Together with he Astonishing experiments Of the
ous SECOND : q II T.
Fer lie Be1efr Of the deserving AID brave
EKW.YORK VOLUNTEERS!
who served N The late Mexican War. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March 1883 Tickets, 81 cents
Sheltcns Brs Bend have kindly volunteered their SGT
vices On the cccagou
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MUsIC FXTRAORDINARY-The Broad

4SI WY TsberDscle Choir under the direction Of their
leader Professor WIN. B. BRADBURY, will give their
Tbro Annual Festya eonssssng Of sons BalAds Gees
and ChoruseS On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March ?.
They viii be sssEed by talent Of the first order from n
city and abroad and promise reh cntertNaulent 70 AL
lovers Of coed music. Miss Isle, " Ia Petit Jenay
Lnd, only years Of ere, Who raj u-o1sY
core1 e the last Festival viii SING several cb0ioe comic
pieces.
Tickets, 81 cents To Re hsd at HALL SONS. JOL.
LIES, MILLEIS ), AID a. the door. Concert - comm nee
asp ~
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ty Commercial Lodge No.6 1; q. Of q. u.
-Odd reows HalThe members OF this Lodge are earn,
,y reaussted 20 attend the Lodge Meeting on TUESDAY
IyfNkG lst March, at ~ o'clock as business OF great
w. II, BOLTON, Secretary.
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den OF the Industry of All Nations-No S.
broadway New oIk Feb r. lSSNetiee Is hereby given
Ia. an election will be held tins os6ce on MONDAY
kaseA between the hours OF 10 AM. ska SPIN hr the
srpose of choosing eleven Directors Of this Association
Bv oxdef: WA. WuErrEN, Secre.ary
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ID TUESDAY EvENING, At u o'c,ock for the d tim.
the so-seoss OrientA Spectase Of BLUE BEARD. THIS
AFTERNOON, t oeloek, FORTUNES FROLIC, .nd
TIE Living Animals. ke, to Be seen Al A. hozrx-
Aamttanee to the whole Museum, Entertsinnenfs kc
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~ Pure and Healshy MIX .-ALpENs coy.

" Marble Nantles.-A large a&ortmen, fog sale
80 HARTS wssreons, cor. ssAst and Sd-sy.
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"ANTED-Board for two single Gentiemen
w with quiet family sriset bosrdns he1se wnsse
and not above S. Johns PGk Addzee BEN, - tfAs ~
Zee giving pafccaiUa
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AGENCY-To Boarding.

ID hoase Keepers and othsrs. M. WRAY House Agent,
ke will give hs persona attention 70 renting foos with
or without BOaId Persons ~ssss o1axders or those De-,
IOus Of obtaining viii and rs excellent oppof
tuity Of trouble and Ia eyeftisns,
ke References in all required Apply q The Real
Estate and House Agency, No. - Broadway. " r. Pss
teusr attention gwen renting and selling hoasss places
Of busness collecting rents, sc.
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L'AGLE HOTEL, corner of William and

II Frankfort stz, block from Cty HsllGestlsraen
can have weil-furnshed Rooms vc privilege Of Reading
Room from vi d 10 " week IS cents per ght; o.
two occupying Tooln Vi each. Office open all sht Ths
hoUss IL doing good basines.
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~ LtCtuEts Oh FnrtnoIOHy IN tItutUh ~ III
-kr n FOWLER will commence a c0urse on MON
DAY LVENIN0 Feb. 20. and continue ak successiv
evenings thus FEB. o. March j. z, 3, and s. The hrs
we Lectures free Tickets for the remaining Lectures
deer. - -
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Removed.

nR. j. II. DAY has removed his Office next door the
~ Post Office.
~ b. Those Indebted to the subscriber will be called
npon for immediate settlement.
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HONOR TO BOI.TERs.-The New York Tribune
likes to see parties breaking up, and praises
boilers. 1t says:
1T is absurd. therefore to look at the pres
ent condition of the New York Democracy as
produced by this or that faction at Syracuse, or
lay the blame wholly on either The disease is
a chronic and of long standing, and we suspect
the best means have been taken to effect its rad
ical cure.
Now let those who may happen to find them
selves in the Whig State Convention this week
a minority on any vital proposition. initiate the
Democratic example. Let them not go home
grumbling and conspiring, but pluck up cour-
age and bolt. That is the short, plump, honest
way to settle a difference of principle it ends
dispute quicker and leaves the disputants in
better shape than any other. Thunder storms
purify the atmOsphere-the political as well as
natural. Honor to boilers for principles sake
Success to manly boiling!
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Dutch Trade with japan.

The following are extracts from port regula
tions, orders, &C., delivered by the Japanese tC
the Dutch:
l. Our imperial predecessors have ordered
concerning yol. Dutchn,en, that you shall have
leave to come to Nangasacki, on account of the
Japan trade every year. Therefore, as We
have commanded you heretofore, you shall have
no communication with the Portuguese If you
should have any, and we should come to know
1t. you shall be prohibited the trade to Japan
\ Ou shall import no Portuguese commodities
on board your ships.
2. If you intend not to be molested in your
navigation and trade to Japan, you shall notify
us by your ships, whatever comes to your knowl.
edge of any attempt of the Chinese against us
We likewise expect to hear from you. if the
portuguese should conquer any new places OF
countries, or convert them to the Christian sect
Whatever comes to your knowledge in all coun.
try you trade to, We expect that you will notify
the same to our governors at Nangasacki.
3. You shall take no Chinese junks bound to
Japan.
4. In all countries you frequent with yonr
ships, you shall have no communication with
them. If there be any countries frequented
by both nations you shall take down in writ
ing the name of such countries or places and,
by the captains of the ships you send to Japan
!cdily, ueuber Tue same 10 our governors at
Nangasacki.
8. The Linguegans being subjects of Japan,
you shall take none of their ships or boats
g.. When the time for the departure of the
Dutch ships draws near notice shall be given
to the magistrates aid the college of nterpre-
tsrs, of what goods have been sold to the Dutch.
together with written list of the same, that so
sums agreed on to be paid in time, and all
trouble and Inconvenience avoided on the last
days Of their stay in the harbor.
To the above we may add that when the ship
is nearly laden, she is conducted to Papenberg.
time to remain at anchor. and take in the resi-
due Of her cargo, and all the merchandise and
other things belonging to the officers, the ship
provisions &c. few days after, the Govern
or points out the day when she is to sail; and
this command must be obcycd so implicitly,
that If the viii he ever so contrary, even if il
blow hard gale the ship must depart without
any excuse or sign of opposition. Whilst she
is sailing out, the guns are fired to salute the
town and the factory, and afterwards the two
imperial guards at the entrance of the harbOr
-Wyash. Union.
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EOH Sale.

"A BRICK CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
at the corner of Third and Roberts Streets St. Paul
* An Improved Farm at Little Canada, six miles
S$Anorth OF ST. Paui
@S choice lot Of Tinbered Land, miles south Of
e.A> ST. Paul on the Mississippi river;
Also, an Improved Farm at the Head Of Rush River,
20 miles south Of Hudson. the mail stage road from
st. Paul 10 Prairie iu Chen, Wis.
The above described property will be sold very low for
cash. For further information, enquire Of
WlLLOUGHBY & POWERS,
St. Paul. June A. Corner OF Fourth and Roberts sts
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Meat Market Removed,

ID EFRIGERATORs, Straw Cutters and Hydraulic Rams,
h, At NEWELDS.
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Rogers House.
Roberts Street Near Fifth,

st. Paul, Minnesota.
TNHE subscriber has opened accommodations for board
dodgers and travellers in the large brick build
ing situated above where he will be happy accom-
modate to the extent of his ability all who offer. His
reasonable his table furnished with all that
the market affords. He hopes his exetons please will
command reasonable share of the public patronage.
2-41tf JOHN ROGERS.
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VIM. IllingWOrth,
NNATCH AND CLOCK Man. e

w AiCH AND CLOCh Man- "a
w ufacturer, corner of Jackson and Fifth (EN
street, st. Paul. begs to return his sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of St. Paul for their kind patronage and
support since his arrival from England and hopes through
strict attention to business to merit continuance of the
same.
n. B. Having had thirty years experience in Manu-
featuring Clocks and Watches of every description,
he feels himself competent to undertake work ntrusted
to his New watches made order and wheels cut
for the trade. WIN. ILLlNGWORTII,
2-IS Matchmaker, corner of Jackson and Fifth.
beautiful assortment of French and English Ie
AMI Iepincs, and American clocks, both new and
constantly hand and for sale at the above
place.
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Truman M. Smith,

Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Collector
ami General Hgent.
III AS removed his Office to the New Building opposite
l. the Post Office, of Third and Minnesota sts,
where he will be found ready to attend to the collection
OF debts, purchasing and selling real estate, payment Of
Taxes, locating Land Warrants, Having been in the
business for time past, and being provided with
Maps of all the surveyed portion of the Territory, and of
the Cities the Minnesota rver he atters himself that
he will be able to give satisfaction all who may give
him call.
n. b. Town lots in St Paul, st. Anthony and all the
towns the Minn"so for sale at reasonable prices.
Also, farms in the country with without improve
mens. lSt. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3Sy
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FAUl TERRIlOR SATURDAY
THE TELEGRAPH

IIAS been reared upon Its million piers making the
IL lightning bear upon its fiery wing the news once
carried by the feet post horse.
The Snort of the Iron Horse,
he bounds the iron track will be heard in the
forest and beautiful prares; but nohwithstand-
ing these rmphs of human genius, and the that
ST. PGui is a City,
Ii. +. Davis & Co.,
Are receiving at the Rice House, every Louis
steamer, large additions to their stock Of Groceries
Provisions, which they selling at small profits They
are determined that the tOng millions shall have their
goods at fair prices. Call and see.
May 81, 1853. o7tf
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-10-29
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
at the .hew York Store, st. .dnthony Street
LOUIS BLUM,

NEW YORK BAZAAR,
.3t the .Ne,c York Store, st. .dnthOny Street,
LOUIS BLUM,
receiving and opening of the largest stocks
of goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
causes tremendous rush at l.. Biums New York Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.NeU styles of 53.
Which for beauty and neatness, quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies' Departm ment
beautiful assortment plain, changeable and figured
silks, which entirely styles; also all trimmings to
match; plain and figured Bareges silk Tissues; plain and
figured silk popn, light and dark musns; Prints; Lawns;
Barege de Lanes which for beauty were never excecd
and at prices that hard beat quantity of Cling
hams OF all styles and coors light and dark cacoes which
have only to say they are handsome. In
The h wi D p art m mt.
may be found beautiful line OF SILK 1hlDets Cashmere
Brooches, single and long shaw with the largest and
complete assortment Of Silks Laces ana Mantias ever
ored and which for beauty and neatness cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot Of Bonnets Bonnet RibaDs Parasols,
Hosiery latest styles collars and under sleeves chemi
sett Bands; EdgingS Insertngs; plain and embroidered
Handkerchefs; very large lot OF Fancy Goods; French
perfumery, etc. very large assortment of
Jewelry and silver ware.
will old and the public in general,
that my stock large and well assorted, and bought
pressy to be sold; and shall be sold cheap
tabshmen west of New York can do shall purchase,
receive and keep stock repeni>hed with all the FASH
ionabe styles of goods during the summer months.
Finally, would to all those wishing good bargains
In goods to be sure and call at
BIum's New York Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing, the Goods will
be shown freely and 1t will cost nothing to examine the
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
St. Paul, June %, 1858. Att