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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
On OF CO-PARTNERsH!P.

LADIES. LADIES, LADIES.
y ON is INC time for You TO try il you OF
get all kinds o. plain, straw, braid chip and fancy
trimming; Bonnes altered and aJc the most fash
ionabc le bleached and pressed, and done equal
any CITY in the east.
Bonnets altered 10 the present isshon,--50 cts.
II only blcached and pressed--37cs.
A liberal percentage allowed 10 miliiners.
Black and Maroon, cOlored finished the above
price, the ST Paul Bleach House, upper end of St.
AutAony street. by Mrs. c. SPARKES.
utarcli-3p A. 6u
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The above rates for the whole term Of life For
ears insurance, the rates So is per less
On the mutual rates onehalf only 10 required cash
the remaining half IN premium note
California risks taken at an extra premium OF per
cent w. B. DEAN, sec'y.
march ST.. 80 ly
Agents wanted in all the principle places ini:Mune-
sofa. Good recommendations required Address the
Secretary.
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W. S. SWIMMER,
CBAS. DERRY.

1851 CBAS. DERRY. 1859.
No. II, Leree, st. Louis, No,
Manufacturer OF that Old Star Brand Whisky
DETURNS his sincere thanks TO his numerous csis-
a toners for their liberal patronage and respectfully
sOicits continuation OF the same. prepared
out Two Hundred Bbls per day. of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
lc0 bbs. n Y Brandy, &c bbls Malaga Wine,
20 :" =" Gin, SOC - Monongahela end
$50 cid Rye Whisky, Bourbon Whisky.
Also, fine assortment of
Foreign Liquors and Wines.
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Ill C.SANDFOKD,
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
~ Third ST. will keen on hand constant supply
of the following articles, with supply c Fancy goods:
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description made up expressly for his market
and for this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and no sale without He has complete sssor,-
ment of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting part of Old Hyson Young Hyson and Black
Teas, Laguira, JAVA and Rio Cosftes, y. o. Crushed
Loaf and PulveriYed Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Cloves,
Nuimegs, Cassia, Rice Raisns saleraus starch SOAP,
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Csndles Oil isl, &c
HARDW ARE.
Mil and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains, Hslters ID. Chains; Axes and axe
heives ,cy;hes scklss and snahes, Ahoveis
hoes wrought and cut nails lochA, atches GId bolts
terv, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
PORK ard FLOUR constantly Ca hand, IN large
quantities
MI Sandlords stock is large and he will be receiving
New Goods constantly in oTder to keep his
complete He is determined 70 sell Lis goods FOR ready
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere Give
hin cali. March 20, l553-41-lyj
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A MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
"a PANY.--Capit2! Sloo 0go.-Incorporated BY the
legislature Of Ohio. Charter perpetual. Office No. IA,
East ourth street, Cincinnati Ohio.
This Company issues Policies the following rates
for { InOl. and in nronnrtinn for a larper arnnnnt
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LOST ON THE LANDING,
A SMALL BOX, marked REM q Karcher, put of by
"A the Excelsior. Any person finding such box, will
be amply rewarded by making il known TO
MLAGAN, WOODBRIDGE q co.
St. Paul, May IL, '5S. II
nTTNAM's MAGAZINE for June, received this day
by Ije.u LIE DUO 4 ROHRER.
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COR CHILDRENs' WEAR
10 pieces striped and figured linens for chdens
uemons shirts.
100 pieces striped caicoes, nj l2t cents per yard.
30 do linen dllngs aud striped sattecns for boys
30 do do checked linen for boys, panialoons.
5 do do low-picea cloths for sncks ckets
Purchasers had better make their selections before
best patterns culed out.
as pieces thin for youths boys pantn
looms
IS do linens and ginshams for chdrens' aprons.
Terms cash in all urless arranged
With other and desirable goods n
Terms cash in all cases, unless contrary.
Goods articles, low prices and fair dealing all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Mar l5-sod6uf Opposite Centre Market.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT

ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, February IS, 1853.
wards Ferry Point and 100 feet towards the hartor channel
will be built split stone, (wilhout
each feet in height The lower will be formed of
headers each 10 feet long, feet wide passing
entirely through The
feet long and less Than feet wide In the second
the corresponding headers viii be feet and AZ
lively The enrockment which this wall stand will
qure dwelling different points, in order firm
All the ballast for this purposesay 300
300 be taken from the end of the bakwale such
point as the experimenting engineer may direct
The the 10 Gaping should be firmly
together bowels. Proposals
furnishing the and building wall fred
ming foot, will be received this office until the 3Oih March
1853. The work satisfactory
government officer charge.
There blocks hand sufficient build twenty
this wall.
Major Tower, u.
Army, Portland Maine.
JOS. @. TOTTEN
Bt. Brig. Gen. and Col Engineers.
To be inserted gencer, Republic Unon
ngon Boston Courier, BostoH Portland ADVERTISER Portland,
for weeks each containing the advertise
ment to be sent to the Engineer Department.
27-f2w
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Discussion In the Senate the Clayton BuIw,r
Treaty.

The debate in the Senate continues with undimpsbsd
animation and interest In warmth and energy il sur
passes any other debate OF the session The subject NAV
not be of very general interest but the spice OF person
atty and the heat OF feeling which thrown into The
discussion relieve il OF any degree OF inspidy or dull
ness Besides, the combatans are men who have the
ability TO lend attraction any discussion, no matter how
trivial or commonplace its subject Clayton, Mason and
Douglas each feeling that bis reputation s in some
measure at sake-contend for victory with the utmost
ardor OF feeling and energy Of effort. Other debates
during the session have been characterized much by
cold Formally by elaborate display We have nova
discussion which is something than harmless
ex plosion of oratoy and which consists not in Sc, ora
tons upon abstract topcs-ws have debate, in the true
sense of the word with all the dramatic interest Of an
eames, encounter Of argument and Of wit Tae insrs.,
of the discussion is aested by the eager attention OF The
c,owds In the gallery
On Monday Mr. Mason made an exceedingly able re.
ply to the speech OF the senator from Delaware Mr..
Clayton reoined with his usual skill and ingenuity and
on yesterday, Judge Douglas. in his bold and effective
manner assaled the OF apologize defence with which
Mr. Clayton undertook the deec OF his famous
treaty
One cannot fail to be struck with the deren, modes in
winch the cOnlenulnR paeS cOnduct the discussion.
Mason and Douglas bold, manly, and impetuous in
their assaults Their view OF the question in debate
is broad and liberal. and they address themselves with
candor the real issues involved. On the other side
Clayton is adro liberaI, and dsngenuous. He excels
rather in "cunning of fence" than in the vigor Of his
blows Conscious OF his inability to overthrow the po
sons of his adversary he exhibits his skill attempt
ing evade the issues in controversy, and expends his
strength in the support OF immateral points.
1t is essential 10 complete vndication Of the Clayton.
Bulwer treaty that these two objections should be re.
moved FIRST by that treaty the United States were di.
vested OF the exclusive control OF the Nicaragua inter.
oceanic canal and secondly, the treaty mere nul.
lily, so lar the abolition of British domination
in Central America. Why did not Mr.. Clayton fairly
grapple with these obections So far from renouncng
any territorial political pretenon ia Central America
the British government is extending it's conquess and
consolidating It's srengh-under eovsr, TOO, Of the uuy
treaty which. according to the Interpretation OF it's author
erected nsuperable barriers against the aggrandzement
OF British power this continent Mr. Clayton should
give satisfactory explanation upon these points,
he wishes to justify himself before the pubc and until
he does it is Of words to talk OF the geo.
graphical position of the Belize OF the limits OF Cen
trail America
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OF tho Discontinuance Of United States Land
flee at vincennes, Indiana.

flee at Vincennes, Indiana.
Under provisions Congress
approved June 49, lsf0 which declares whenever
quantity public land remaining unsod in land district shall be
reduced number hundred
shall be the Secretary Treasury
land office for such districts and land district
unod the time Of the dsconnuance land ofce
shall be subject sale at Of the existing land Offices
district which land Office shall
been discontinued which the Treasury shall
- and inasmeh the duty above required been
pored the Seorry Of the Interior by the" del to establish the
Home Department." approved Sd March, 1919
Notice accordingly hereby that the Secry Of the Int
has directed that the land office VDcennes State
Indiana be discontinued, remaining
Of the dcounusnce be subject sale at the land Office
Jefiersonvlle, In said State.
Lands unsod and by and subject
within limits of Nincennes district, win
be subject entry heretofore office,
Of the
and land officers Jeeonvie ~li gire pubic notice Of the
day which they wA be prepared to receive apafon entries
Of any such lands at their Office
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Feb ss6w
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W. National Hotel Building, Washington. .
Deas gold and silver MOI ey received
ssc1riy. Land
bought se Of exchange
broker promptly attended
Virginia military land wanted Ter ~hss the highest price
will be given. Feb lH-dimo
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1858.

9ysr Hxsnr Nj L4wIs, OF Montgomery, Aab4as oar x,.
agent States Of Alabama and
sisted by b. LEWIS JAaE. o. Lewis, and sAauxr Lxwl.
pMr c. w JAMES, Cincinnati, Ohio general travelling
agent Tor the Western assisted BY joan DSnr
TaoaA., o. J. DYER o. M. l.. WsxaAs, Isaac BAxrlar
Cooks, A. l.. CAILps, and L., IL. BkowkkLL-
Mr. lsRAxL Il. JAaxs, No. lu1 soal Tenth Phl.a,
phia, general travelling agent, by VIZ H. W.n
JsaS CoLLiss JANIS DxSaSs, Jos Burros GA
r. BurTos, Isaac NJ BoDiKK, EDsusp w. WIlEY, WILLIAM
WATERMAN, and GKoRoK l. MeLgon
QS-R1ceipls from either Of tbs above will be good
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DLACK FABRICs-
pieces Of those peculiar and glossy silks from the
priced to fine.
pieces heavy AM sol black mourning silks
Black ouencs chaeys and bereges the
low prices.
40 6ne black spscsr all numbcrp
10 pieces fine and medium black without
bombazne finish. ,
pieces fine black bombazine
10 pieces black English Grape, all widths
pieces medium Inc black French cloths.
large lot OF black caicocs, einghsms and
requisites for apparel goods
il nj all times full and complete and OF best quality
All sales at establishment approve
paper NJ short dates strict uniformity
all articles sold warranted represented
Good articles, low prices and fair dealing be relied
PERRY a pROTuru
Mar lo-eod6uf Opposite Centre Market.
NELECT GlkADES-5 cartons handsome spring styles nous
~ sstnes de laine all and beautiful
40 embroidered collars, all " pointed styles.u
100 dozen ladies' choice kid gloves,
@ dozen gentemen's kid gloves, all
W ~ per pair Hereafter we win permit kid gloves
turned or exchanged.
carton superior quality fouiard silks.
+ rs pieces handsome Inc shades
80 pieces neat checked silks, Tor spring dresses
more case OF those striped de LANES
cartons ladies' embroidered linen cambc hand assert
ed prices
Al purchasers respectfully
stock.
Terms cash in all cases unless the contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied on in all
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Mar ls-6teadif Opposite Centre Market
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SAULT STE MARIE CANALsenled proposals for the consuc
y Falls Of 81 Mary, in he sse Of
the first day OF April
and will he ~peped on that day
sgeenhy 10 oil congress
the legislature Michigan providing m the constnc
OF The plan and specifications are on he at the once
Captain Canhed Detroit 10 when reference made
mo information.
addressed g. Connnt ESQ peuo ana must DC
accompanied by OF ureies Contractors names to b.
written in fnll.
JOHN s. BARRY,
HENRY LEDYARD,
sHUBAEI. CONANT, Canal Commissioners.
ALFRED WILLIAMS,
CHAUNCY J0sLIN,
Detroit, Feb. Is, 1888
I-dtlsrApd
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A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FoR SALE.

V,HE BEAUTfFULLY-LoChTED COUNTRY SEAT OF THE
late Paul knchy with all the Improvements thereon consist
ing in Of substantial dwelling brick carriage house
and stable barn, kc., is offered private sale.
This place offers particular to persons dsons OF
eating the vicinity OF Washington Lying beyond, nme
diae adjacent the limits, within fifteen minutes
walk OF this Presidents house. well suited for city residence,
and The position has the
advantage OF being convertible into three and desirable
building sites, each eminence facing the city.
The dwelling beautifully situated rise OF ground front
ing nsrhern extremity OF Twentieth street II affords SPLEEN
did city, and in the distance the
spires and shipping OF Alexandria majestic oak stands beside
house. branches oveshndowng Of than
thousand lending charm The place in
other residence in the vicinity possesses.
There abundance of excellent the dwelling
For further particulars inquire on the premises OF
Feb Q7-eodf MAGDL. KfNCHY.
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shall be enabled orer nil classes of
prices remarkably low, all OF the best makes
purcst qualities We open TO day
100 pieces Irish linens, medium and heavy eIirs fine
table napkins so 81 so. The
qualities 81 and 81 IS the greatest bargains have
offered.
pieces sheetngs assorted qualities and widths
Pilow-case linens, all widths, in great profusion.
IS table diapers danasks all Widths Styles and prices
Many bargains toweng, incud
ing the "royal Turkish bathing towe.n
u brdeye
Any desiring elias. OF linen goods should not fail TO
stock We devote attention the linen
trade.
many goods arriving daily making this
M probably he b.stas in he
Terms cash in all unless arranged to the contrary
articles prices, dealing relied In all
PERRY X BROTHER,
Mar I5-eteodf Opposite Centre. Market
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JTNCLE TOMS CABIN.-A bfebte dseueusctype Of Mrs.
II stowe Of Uncle Toms Cshn,n exhibition
wi, portrait Of sonsas, the famous" Queen Of Song"
1-d0
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NEW Spring MansipIss and Grape shasvis.-we have
this day splendid goods.
which attention wishing supply
n. we will establishment
= II MAGRUDER h CALVERT,
Pennsylvania avenue, between sth and sth
Mari -NeoN
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PROPOSALS FOR FINISHING PORTLAND HAIR
BOR BREAKNATER, MAINE.

TO BE CONTINUED.
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THE TELEGRAPH.


THE MAGNETIC TELEGIAPH.-NEW YORK OFFICES.
of Hanover and Beaver and in the
Of the Irving House, for ladies
Chambers street The Magnetic Telegraph Conpa
the purpose Of further 10 public
keep with the rapidly increasing telegraph business
and enable their agents to DESPATCH with the utmost prop
titude all messages that may be offered have havy
for construction and repairs, completed and in
active operation two and distinct lines poles
tocgrapic WIRES extending from New York tho city
WahiDrton-one by the railroad route with ave
New York TO philadelphia and four wires from
Baltimore and Washington by the other line, along
pike roads there wires the whole distance the
pany have stations nj Washington Trenton, New brunswick
Princeo Newark, Jersey City, Hnvro dc Grace Port Do
post and New Hope With wires asabo,e and rogu
tptons prompt delivery. this company affords
persons disposed avail themselves Of the and advant
o rapid ui communicating with
frer distant cities extent Of for
other line IN this TecSraphins-
INT recently eypcriment-las become systematic nd
reliable MEDIUM OF business and the amount Of
rpon thousands Of dollars Is daily transacted through
agency.
the transmission 81 ten words loss cxclu
ye OF date address and signature, fer which charge
made the prices areTrom New York TO Newark, twenty
c,rts. philadelphia twenty-five cents AMI to Baltimore
ald Washington, nifty cents Open daily from to Is
pm. WM NJ SWAIN, President.
WM. p. wrsrERvKLr, Superintendent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPREME COURT KINGS COUNTY.-JULIUS
Levi against John u. Fel Summons or reief) To
u. Pe defendant. Sir-You hereby summoned
aured to the complaint in this action of which copy
herewith through the post Office and
Of your at Office $40 Fulton street. city
Brooklyn within six weeks after the service thereof
the day Of such service and you fail the
plant aforead the plaintiff will apply the Court for
The relief demanded in the complaint Dated Brooklyn,
Sept q, lSs3 e. j. JACK, Plaintiffs Attorney,
3iJ Fulton street. Brooklyn.
CUPREME COURT-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
y plcaton Of the Mayor Aldermen, and CommonAty Of
d city Of York. relative the opening Of Fourth
avenue from Thirty eighth 10 tho northery side
18th greet In the Twelfth Eighteenth, and Nnstscnth
wards Of said city, notice hereby gven pnrsuant to
statute that the report Of the Of Estimate
psned to the surrec Court At special thereof to DO
hsld ut the City Hall Of the city of New York
The 18th day Of October A. H. 1883 that there and then
thereafter counsel be heard, melton will
1oinade that said report be confirmed.
SAMUEL JONES'
JOHN N. PINKNEY, Commissioner.
RICHARD j. SMITH,
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EXTRA PAY.

ExTRA PAY-ALL U. Q. NAVY SAILORS wHO
~ served any u s. vessel In the Pacific ~ any ne iron
l846 10 1883 oan promptly obtsn their double pay Of
NTUl EDWARD BIBSELL, Agent,
0Ataa PuSsx U. q n. e ssuih william 81. hclou vAE.
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TONIC PARACHUTE WATER AND PoNATuM FOR
FANCY ARTICLES.

no PLAYING CARD BUYERs-SoUTHERN AND
Western merchants Will find complete assortmcst o.
we'll assorted cards. the Phadsphia card factory fss
ssls At thsiy depot In Ne~ York. - ~
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

49,
1853 sas
n ~ M and daily express tran sSa
M connecting At Aeas With Central lins Of rail
I'm and xsnsIss Ths trains WITH
x isa and or ya.s
Schenectady, !. R'shesssr.
also received at Broome and Bcwsry
M f sna Ys.r GT Vii FiD %
corner OF soA Superb GsSs -
C!AHDEN AND annoy RAILROAD TO PHrLA DEL.
IA 2 Pfs "a lns 'S', any,
Trenton to south lmSoy cars 70
1as Il r NJ BY seamboa. John Potter Amboy thence
is' .nS
THANGE OF PIER OF THE MORNING LINE FOR
sn' T. w os upSn
{srs 70 Albany Meals served on board On and after
J. Pohamus viii pier At the foot Of JAY
e ia as o Il. tsss
Eox KEyroKT, PROM yo1 TIE FOOT OF MURRAY
fs e. asu. and s san 10 SsY
Sss With tho above boats.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINs DAILY FROM
II Chamber street for Albany and Troy
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal o'clock same
Mail train, . A. M.-Through way trains at IL N. and
Express train, p. M-Accommodation train G 30 r. NJ
For Tarrytown, IL r. NJ For Peekski, 10 A. NJ 2f5 r. NJ
and r. N. For Poughkeersie, A. ~ and 4O r. NJ Pas
senger taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Fourteenth
and Thirty first streets
Sunday Canal street, for Albany and Troy
stopping at all way stations. -
81 'Fl1N EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
1r0RNrNG LINE FOR ALBANYAND INTERMEDIATE
n statsnA-Fare dollar 20 AlbanyMeals served
leasd--The splendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON,
0aY T. Van War; will leave tile steamboat pier at this foot
81 Jag street, third pier above Chambers street. Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock A. NJ and arrive
etAany In time for the trains going East West Return
Albany every Tussday Thursday and Saturday,
aS1 ocock. A. N. NJ BThs boat touches at Yonkers
Dr. foot a Jay street.
NEw YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENsBuRC, BUR
nneecs and g. Johnsbnry by railroad via New Haven,
Efe5.1neid Bellows Falls katland Windsor, White River,
Neib over, Mentpelier Sc. Abnns and Rouse's Point.
Ticket o0oeeNew Haven Railroad Broad ay and
CAnA and Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue For
freight Apply 70 FRANCIS HY DE- agent Ne. z South at
HYEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
N New yersey Rairond.-unod States and Express lines
0fough IN fonr hours leave New York ft III Cortland
Qseet. At andg A. ~, and 4.s0 and $50 p. NJ Leave
thtle1spha 81 10 A. NJ via Kcnsngton and A. NJ ana
~ asA $50 r NJ from the foot OF Walnut street Fare 81
80 fsf ssssnd cass In A. M from New YORK. aud IJ r
II pn Philadelphia. Through tickets Sold and passenger
Tu7fblk And Chsrfcton In the aud A. NJ and q % ana
~ r. a. trains and connection crrtn With extra trains
kehind time Psseugsrs with ferry Aftesa
EiuNsss bs1hsa tks trains savs
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NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR IL
~ seuses-The ordinance for licensing and Regulating
le the last day Of October in each renewable
vonss that time applied for Mt such time be sp
pointed BY the Mayor Notice hereby Evsn that renewals
q Licenses keep public carts and be public eartmsn,
Will BE- granted s this oce between the hours Of 10 A. NJ
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CTRFET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Ptbh notice hereby given that the following petitions
tav the Bosrd Of Aldermen To Fence
lots bounded by and sixth and Thirty eighth
Thirty and Thin nth an Forteth also
~ I'd streets Sixth
Broadway 10 four feet walks in Eighteenth street. DO
Fifth and Sixth south sde to fence
1t west side Of Madison between and
Il Thirty sixth street and Seventh avenue All persons In
thereto requested to
writing the undersigned his Office before
the Eth day Of October.
oct. q. 1873 JAMES FVREY, Street Commissioner.
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0aTAs1HnTAL IRON WORK, SC.

% URNABEDNTAL IRON WORK, &c.
xRuaa3AN,s oRNAMENTAL IRON WORK,
w Win ratings, cast and wrought iron railinGs
80, lDDn fsasss Cor farms, plantations. TO-,
:. T~n ksdutsads, ~ treat variety.
= Igun furniture ~ every description.
III rAilprs thu grounds aud 10
~ Cryxtal Paase; che etars newsls stand
hpss6sss nd ara wses forwarded BY the manufsc
- 1p1H o,EfCKtRsHXN We. ai2 Roadway works