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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
PAY YOUR TAXES!

NOTICE is hereby given. that the tax duplicate Of
~ Ramsey County, Tor the 1854 has been placed
in my hands with the proper ced requiring
to collect the owners Of real estate and person
al property (oue of the limits ct the city of Saint Paui
will there FIRE take notice that all taxes assessed against
them must be paid Immediately. l have authorized
George llezlcp to ec the tie ul lcatc it'll the
warrant is ia his hsds. and will DC fo nj at his Office
opposite the American Hotel, in Saint Paul. E
Prompncss OF will tine trouble and cost.
A. ~ FKIDl.EY,
Sheriff of Ramsey County.
Sheriff s Office Saint raul Oct. 25 1854. oct:Sdtf
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
NOW Is YOUR TINE.

IIOE all who intend planting gardens-who ara
Il disposed to "mnd their PEAS and q's-who have
faith in cabbage-ttailOrs not excepted0 who "know
beans when the bag is Opeped-whO "ackpow!edge the
cOrn in the roasting ear-whO believe in the sQ Vine
cOmng-when new pOtatO-ses and ripe topafo-ses-
ence rail cacumbers and inCisned plane squashes will
please the eye and administer to the aRPees Qf the
"toiling Millions" I'm.
This special proclamation, greeting: II you wan&
BOND Il KELLOGG'S,
m.r1s 81 c. At the old brown Drug Store.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
ONE ROV.r,AR

TUNHE subscriber would inform the public that he has
Il established agencies throughout the country, for
the disposal of the beautiful engraving known as
" One Of Lies Happy Hours" 1t is beautifully exc
cuted STEEL and is worthy prominent place either
in paslor drawing room. The original painting (by
Miss Lilly NJ Spencer is at present in the possession of
Mr.. Charles StetsOn. The engraving is twentyOn by
twenty-seven inches. representing young and lovely
woman, blooming with health; upon her knee stands a
fne-looking little fellow engaged in plucking flowers
from a upon table near at hand, and entwinng
them in his mothers hair which, owing to his depreda-
lions, is hanging somewhat loosely about her beautiful
artist did not Gail to represent Zone of Lie's Happy
Hours.'> -
By issuing coPies the subscriber is enabled
furnish them at the above price, and completing the
sale to present to the members of the Association the
Glowing
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-11-10
d. al. M. HOISINGTON,

j. A. M. sHOISINGTON. S3.lf
DOCK BINDER, third story Qf B. Presley's ADriek
I'D House. Third street will attend to all business in his
line with which he may be entrusted Books
and Periodicals bound in any STYLE Old Books rebound
and Music bound in QUICK time, for the Ladies. "
Saint Paul, Oct. .. = Qctad9'
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A. H. MOSLEY, - 70
HAyUFAlTURER DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF HATS, GAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
YAird Street, opposite the AiEncsotiaR Ofte
H. NJ. has hand in addition 10 a full stock Of
n the articles above enumerated, large assortmenS
Of INDIAN CURIOSITlES
And Gsptemens Furnishing Goods. He would also In
the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Minnesota that ne
prepared to make up all descriptions of Fancy FuTs, La
dies Riding Hats and Gloves ut the shortest notice
The highest MARKET price will BIZ paid fof Fufs ana
Deer Skins. o. ~ -t q .t l4a .sa47'~ a-.t
June 81, '54 d1y. .,1u.il we ~ ~
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STRAYED Or STOLEN CATTLE,

TAME to my premises on Sunday last Sixth street,
~ two red oxen, having white spot in the fore
head and some white under the belly. The can
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale at the Market
House, proving property, and paying all necessary costs
st. Paul. Sept.27-dN HENRY GALE.
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NEW STEAMBOAT LINE FROM u
BUQUE no ST. PAUL. r.,.,-

TT proposed to establish line of Steamers Be-
Il tween Dubuque and ST. Paul first, account Of the
increase of business between the two cities secondly,
that the monopoly Of the Galcna and Minnesota line may
be broken up thirdly, to enable Wood Morse Of the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store to bring the River all the
Boots and Shoes that they determiae TO sell If pur
chasers will only call and examine prices and stock.
81. Panf. Oct %, 1S54dtf WOOD MORSE.
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THE spacious buildings and premises Fifth street,
the site of the Sunt"mnc House. The buildings
new and offer great inducements to any wishing
to gsn+ the Foundry ether manufacturing business
as they were built for that purpose Inquire of
St Paul, Oct. rs 1S54f F. K j. Il. GILMAN.
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CAANlRLIN 4 MORGAN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STA PIE DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING,
HATS, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods Car
i pcting, Oil Cloths, Window Shades and Curtains
Wall Paper &c Third street, between Roberts and Jack
SON Nav l.
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SAINT PAUL:
Friday Morning, November IL

81 JEFFERSON FAKSn, Esq is an authorized Agent
TOR THE 1oNEEx at Gacna 70 subscribers and ad
vertisemcnts His receipts will be regarded ps yments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
TIE xEw PRoH1ErT0RY BILL.

We give in this paper the bill TO Prohibit the sale of
.oxcatipg Beverages a. il has been reported by tho
Senates Select Committee and I'VE understaud) ap-
proved By that Of the House also We are assured
that there Dow little doubt Of its passage through
both Houses.
This bill is in many respects the best we have yet
seen. stopping many creyices and providing against
several lodges that were not attended to IN former
bills 1t is very good il is but it ought to be made
better in the following respects
In See J. the pecuniary penalties for first and second
Cfe1ses are too low;
See Ought TO require each person who proposes 20
sell under its provisions to specify the Prr''sesn when
lie proposes to sell and require him to conne his sales
10 ore apartment store or Office, in which apart
u,ept a COPY of bis undertaking, declaration and
affidavit should be cOnspieuOusly posted up Inc
lack Of s,rincency on this head will afford chance
r driving several oxcaIts through the restriction in
tended
Sec 80 ought to be amended by adding, but no
cider so bought shall be drank the premises of the
seller. and auy such drinking a repurchase By the
seller of portion of the cider sold by him shall sub
iect Iim 10 the penalties provided ia See /" For
want OF such provision, we apPrehend good many
cider debauches will be perpetrated
Sec 81 should read d" No licenses TO sell 1u,Oxics-
ting Liquor shall hereafter be granted or at least
No licenses hereafter granted shall authorize or pro-
tect the sale Of Liquors after the Let day of May
ne1t"-If licenses are allowed to be granted here
after authorizing the sale OF liquors till next August
the dealers will plead that they have high rents to pay
and that ii is late in the year to embark in
rev business 1t will be very much easier to stop the
Liquor Traffic Except in so far as it is protected by
une2pirng licenses already in existence on the lst of
May than On the Let of August and we are surprised
that any Temperance man should fail to see THE. If
new licenses are granted to TO August it will be
very lsId to stop them then.
We hope the bill may yet be amended in these par
tculars but even without this, trust il will pass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
fnirhnnks' Platform gtd.ts.

We Give below lat Of the Railroads, (a5ouf i|p IN
,uutsr eor-r,s nesy the principal ins' Ia as unHsd
State and the Cr.6ss which have been ruPhed AS
vlth F1rta1k1 o-rts
g,c "a. og these ,osis - have re>rTs' tae si'21
% ,1. ara. secura-y conVsusn-s AMI dur,5ty
b sc bat IL the limited space Of 81 slFersnsHt " hiTs
,, v r. the ov1s certificates frousie bo'-~H 20 Haze
p1.5 a. f,o, he Reading Railroad o. Peaa'ylVluia
BosToS aSD aAiSE RlILsosp FREIGHT OFgicE,
,.-r - Y.lEEAsKs K Co -Gend~as7: save ~ n 10
Zen rf your olive thgus40d TOsnl Pll;f55n aad
ne ~ lie xty tho sL4 poe91, IiscH 20 es A..s 49,
scns the iLs Of the .o-d tFht Of tl t"ss
rrl bsd, 5 q the sG-I r-oT1 bls cas al "a
srsie Won ns ordeT, I'D IN constant .'s -s7Ds '-'' ~
~ correct ,syis ;ss dollar has been er,enid
T. repair isissung h "a usti'-s an .
I'd ith ther GOOD wortg qlseth hVs no hesi >
tsr IN reoou .nE item 10 y iiitnss AM
purchase No" F,siyb. se.t q lad n Rsro4
Bosoa March q is52
N,,r. FAIRrAsEs CO.. GsAdH-n: Ihore are tos 10
80 Vb. I'd Whsrvet Tie Il the ses1inE ksroai .
- ia Trssscsles which bave bel IN constant use o'
for r. hsu 1he lat q1anIy o. We slta AaAa
ty Bou the e scae has been than million to
m ndred tbo1fand tunsfef ~ Hlin ,
Ds since they have been In zee they Aave Always re-
,rCd n cir sdiuGtmeDi without any Tor repairs Toy
he b. by the Se8e Of Weights Tor "a, C'unJ
Of Tbsdrrbs md aWB To- M correct and a. n pres,nt e
oeftou ,pTareny perfect md sensitive wA9n ht
LUt JoHN T. hobbkI. S1Pe'l,Is. li--L ., " IAa'-i
concur IN The above statement Joh' srksEfER' SoAeI
Most Of the greet Railway England aid Scotland aso fur
bs with our scales as these Of CgtA md South America
Tie ea,est care render Scales perfectly reliable .
,.s strength durability and teearsey and in case
We tolieit and the closest exannstioa
For sale BY r. ~ -, w..
Eew-Yors
Manufactured by c
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WHOLESALE Book AND STATIONERY House,
On the Cash Plan.
pRo No Park

:
House offer extensive Complete
- STOCK or Books STATIoTgRY for Cash onlv
amount Goods line purchased by COun ~ Mer-
usua quite small compared with their Dry Goot iart
wse bills ana th- very crcunsance abSuty COM
joUher in the Book business who sell time lsrzr
profits make the Losses expensrs
involved credit business OF smaA unts We have
business plan of Small Pr0fs unvaryng Prices
Cash and invite County Merchants call
he u.e If the saving they make In buying Tor
Cssh = worth
Be Ourselves The sole Publishers OF number Of the leading sad
extensively selling School Books in the country wei as
vos in other departments facilities passed
location central and easily found Stand the Ator
House ster and look Of the Park and
'''o '''"e wi '' MASON BROTHERS
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WAsmNGroN, Friday, Feb a. 1854
Its currently reported that Mr. HlBBARD Representa-.
tive from New Hampshire is wayering the Nebraska
question and has concluded not TO speak the subject
His vote is doubtful
Senator COOPER of Pennsylvania will speak against the
Nebrasba bill next week.
In consequence of the death Of Gen. ARMSTRONG il Is
thought that printer to the House must be elected TIE
Union says willing that the administrators of Mr. Arm
strong should conduct the business that election
should take place. Judge NIcHoLsoN is namsd for the
off
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The Monopoly swndle went through tie Senate a.
Trenton yesterday by vote Of 10 to ). The Act is
10 extend the charter Of he Camden and Anboy Rail
road Company to the year lso9. There ia proviso,
that the State any authorized Company may build
ccmpt ting roads if they VIII take the works Of the
EFT Company ST the price the stock may sell fer This
is really complete triumph for Stockton The Sta.e
had the right TO take tie road in l569 st price not
exceeding the actual cost and expense: OF the compile
ton Of the works but BY this new bill they surrender
even that poor privilege and put in its place the i'm
practicable idea of taking the road st whatever fancy
price Stockton nay name including Of course all the
debts Of the concern some ten millions Of dollars
As the State Constitution declares that 10 debt ex.
ceeting SloeC coo can be contracted that instrument
uUsi fe amended before The rei can b. tatc7 md i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

In the Senate, Yesterday, when the consideration Of
the Nebraska bill was resumed, Mr.. DOUGLAS an
pOunced that caucus Of the friends of the bill had
been held and had agreed that the debate on the sub
ject should be closed by Wednesday next Mr.. Hun.
TER of Virginia and Mr.. BUTLER OF South Carolina
then spoke in favor of the bill. The Committee sp-
pointed TO investigate the charges sgans Gov RAMSEY
Of Minnesota were discharged, and his accounts or
dered to be settled by the Accounting Officers of the
Government. large number Ofpetitions from differ
ent States against repeal of the Missouri Com
promise We're presented.
The House of Representatives was principally en-
gagged in the DISCUSSION of bill conr natOry Of certain
school sections, some States being now deprived OF
the 10th section TO which they are entitled Ii said
that there now twenty cases pending and The
object of the bill is to provide remedy for the evil
Nr. GAILEGos was admitted to his seat az Delegate
from New-Me1ieo Resolutions from the Legislature
OF Virginia and New Jersey in favor of granting full
bounty lands TO the soldiers of lsl2 were presented
The House adjourned over until Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

They say Mr.. DOUGLAS is going about declaring that
lie does Ut want to be candidate for the Presidency at
the next election. Ii is work of supererogatiOn He
might spare himself the trouble. The man who emf.
ueers the repeal of tie Missouri Compromise need nj
feel anxious about his future prospects. Benedict
Arnold ism example on tLst head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

irrespective of trath or philosophy. The pretended
perfected system of education by Napoleon such an
Grant swinde that we can point departments whs,,
90 per cent of the nhab tants can neither read
nor write and according To the best Off al reports Of
the condition of2 100000 Of ne 3500O0OO of Fraa,e
the 90 COOOO DO not average bead over $40 ys,,
wages SO much for Nspoleons :. stems, goriisd By
AbbOtt-sy ste ms riperod by fifty year, peace
Now look to America which boasts no ,reit mn, a,
nobody believes now-though they did in c,azy party
hues-tfat any one eau save the Uaion by SoeecA
Wa ere we had schools 81 all in 1915 they are now
50 WI dely founded that the child who cannot re,s O.
write l. the exception and not the rule In regard %
means a travel, where there was no. turnpike ro.3
low there is railway that have the sslDenlou.
fact before us that one may travel from PhladepAato
Cincinnati in fraction over g single day or in twenty.
seven hours At the close Of the war with Gre,t
Britain the average travel of the same distance occu
pied nonth-snd such travel Look to our chie.,
they have seyerally doubled, trebed or quadnplei
their population in the same time. Oar labor swing
machinery from being toe mesncst, Ia. become the
best in the world We print moro newspapers in To,
City OF NewYOrk by far, than all Europe put osether
We print more books than England and France pat TO-
getter, though in 1915 all the booksellers, with sin
gle exception in Philadelphia, which was then tho
great publication city of the Union. failed under tho
lead of issuing works which single house now in
New-York would turn out in q fortnight And all this
has been done Notwithstanding an ignorant foreign
population has controlled the spirit Of our native i0ius
try and art and the test of Democracy has been to
render the United States Colonial dependence in
manufactures on Great Britan-to turn US, il possible,
into nation of porters of other nations productions
instead of the artfcers of our own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
r,vvopK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s5 1854

debts stouldered. SO TIE Senate. as vas eAe2't'i
have zone body and boots into the Conmoa2res
breecbes pocket. and fer - they have the power
Internationally scd the state to the Monopoly for
,Lirt, FIVE years. Tie bill was hurried OF to the
House and referred 10 Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
Nem-l)ork Duiin 0ribunar.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1854.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

notice Ne taken Of Commune aOus Whatever
intended or insertion be authencEed by the aud
sddres Of the writernOt ess4Jy for publication but
guaranty Of bis god faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25
The Tribune for Europe

We shah issue THIS MORNING an Edition Of The
STNI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, for circulation in Europe 1t will
contain al the latest News up to the lime Of going to press
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had at
the desk. Price Six Cents The steamship Hermann sails
from this port To Day for Southampton and Bremen at
2PM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Some idea of the immense patronage of the Heads
of Departments under the Federal Government msy
Re had from the following statement showing the
amount Of salaries paid in each of the Departments in
Washington not Including the army of POs,mlsters
Lani.agents, Pension agents and other officials scat
tered through the country and all dependent the
Executive:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The San Francisco Inquiry was brought 10 close
yesterday and tie Court adjourned sine die The pro-
ceediDgs viii be forwarded to the War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

= a. 4 %
St John,bury "
Railroad.
Alstsus Tern.s.se. Little Miami
AleF. ny Nflty MscOn NeseTn
lldiostot.ir KonEebee, s;sd River L4ss Ehs
Atsrue 4 St Lawrence, MsmPh, Charleston,
PhLIIiiORg & Ono alichgan sopt1-rn
baltimore a .,quehsnns milwaukee MssssipPi'
Ees 6,re Delaware. Htusstg
Beson Concord & Montreal Ns~-Alblny ssaa,
f fSSn f fIS5 Nes-sysH XevLonlon
IVetio Biaptcrd Goderich New. Haven q Northampton,
BrFso Cor Ing 4 New.YorL, Nsvyerey Cenrnl
FuGsoG New-York City, NE~-ioRK tESIAL'
csIsIdie S's' E fas SsyYot
CenrsiEa1 Eoubern Indiana
Chan sn St Lawresce, Northern N H.
Cbeshir, Eorgich Worcester
CTcTrsii Clev & Columbus Cd Colony.
Cincinnati HsmitOa 4 Dayton Orange Alexandra
C1 matt LogsITtS CHICAGO, Os~ego Syracuse
C tS,Is'll Ere Phiiadeipais Readn,
CsysG5d ! Pitsburgb, Ihtsieid NC,th Adams
Cocheco Ind, Portland SaeO 4 Portsmouth
Colurnt us & XeuiA Providence l. Worcester,
cS SreoiS 4 c1aremont. Richmond DinTili.,
CoIpeeticut Rive. Richmond Petersburg
Connecticut a Psfsgnpsic River Rome, tGaD
Dayton Michigan, Rome "S'eitoWh,
EsttTn, tnahG DgtIsoh
+ Tcunessee Georgia Sandu'k y, Mansfield Newark
Evsps' lie Illinois, Se'olo Hooking NaiIey
Ftchbursh south Reading Braoch'
OsleDh Chicago, South Side,
GslsD Tsuvx (Can,da) sprnsheld, Mtysrnonk Pitts,
GREAT WESTERN, DO, 81 Charlts Branch
Greenviiie Columbia St Lawrence Atlantic,
Greenyirc Miami Stony Brook,
Hartford Providence Fisbtin, Troy Greenwich;
Houseionic. Terre Iisute Richmond,
Hudsop River Vermont Central
Hudson 4 Berkshire. Vermont 4 Canals
Huron Oxford. Vermont & Massachusetts
Illinois Ceniral. Nhsuis Tennessee
Indiana Central Western
IuoisuGIoiis Belefoniane' Western Atsltc
Jeneronynle Wi Transport Emira,
Kenpebec Portland worcester Nashua
Eiufsiovn 4 Sbelbyyile
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Subscriptions ard advertisements for TIE Ncr. Yo,k
Tribune can be left with the following Agents;
LoSDoN-MrW Thomas Nos 10 and q Cstharine street,
Strand.
PlRIs-Nr Etcurreau No 30 Rue St Marc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The Senate Of Rhode Island passed a bill yesterday
restoring all the rights of citizen OF that State 70
THOMAS W. DoRR Tue bill passed by majority of
one vote
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AND CURTAIN GOODS At GREAT

WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN GOODS AT GREAT
BARCnNs-The in Of their Ifctlre
an enormous Window Shades nd Of hsir innos
Satin LANES Daask Lace AID Muslin Cur
Gimps &c all of which they offering s pces
tbst appreciated By coss economical hoa
keepers hkLf * thsCgsoN;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Advertisement. for TIE Ttbgne Of Monlay ought to be
before o'clock N Saturday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

The steamship Europa from Liverpool for this port
is fully due. She VIII bring three days later in
telligence from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

WORLD : AlN-iTlZt Mtuhl dNulutu 10 L plIOtll
ib celebrated Acisu Planes as sold al HORACE WA
Empire City Singing Pianos an rlnent
We usnuc possessing peculiar sweenses and
suoy BY coed judges to be second TO
be found Mr. VS. Music Rooms No 80 Brosd
Vby. n Y at prices that defy competition ~ b-seeondeand
Pianos nearly equal 70 new, ct great bargains
NoNDTRFUL INVENTION Goodman * Baldwins
patent MeodeoDs with banks Of KEYS complex swell
draw the Only thing the kind the country H. W.
Smiths ~eliuOwn Melod ons which as well ~ o. Bs ars
the equal temperament CommoH Melodeo0s of al styles
BeIg sole AGENT for these nstrumen,s orders
Usual the trade aud a to
''''''-' Horace Waters No $50 Broadway.
HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA.-The
collection Of choice snd works these bects
richly bound other collection sold 10 nov
DAY EVENING. Fsb.T II. BANGS BRorHER l. Co,
Trade Sale Rooms. No 10 Park-row
ONLY TWO DAYs.-LAsT OF TIE LAKELAND BUILD
ING LoTs fS70CO worth OF farm, and Building Lots The
Bmdns s the village Of Lakeland and tho farms
Produce market day. Asa a.
hu ard 100 farms will be distributed 500 SUBSCRIBERS
18th Of February 1884 fl5 will oar building lots
WOOD no 900 Broadway where and pamphlets
can he had gratis
AsI was coming down Broadway met lady with
false cu no evidently not that she could 20 easily
nstus by the BANKERS CrEvEAVr TONGUE
Price q cent? Principal depot BARRIERS Ladies' Hair Dessns
Eststliihnent, Nc. 4Ss Broadway.
To THE Hon. JoHN r Hale" LET Is SPEAK or
MAN FIND HIM AND HID NOT WHAT 0THERs MAY SAY"
ard Chorus dedicated sboveWords by ia, susonds
Esq music by r. Thomas Price - superior piece Of
Horace WAITRESS, No. sSs Broadway. NY
LoyET's WAPuENE Establishment removed to No
I9 Chtmbes Lovers WAPHENE be purchased
No ia ChsmtIsst Dis old stand When customers are told
that LotT hes yen business aud they do not snow where he
then ot out for spuTisu article No genuine WaPhene but
Lovers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

CANTREiL's CATERS, SLIPPERS, &c. 1t has been
by sge c Of city reten-or be hs bsea located
st hs rrs Tce Of business uJ twenty yeas that a
The eegsut comfortable and durable articles o.
made city, ard this fact hls end ed ~
the Crystal Palace Jurors It necessarily follows that thos 40 WISH
the lowest psonzs ais
esbihusnt Ladies and examine hs twelve
end fourteen shDg and you will then Be able judge Of
~ tvs ITO r~1FfD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Itisa great accommodation TO the Ladies TO have one
Csipet stores time trouble and ex
perse dow Also when they purchase Il IL much
intending the buying thus enabling every par len a
be suited in Mrssrs WRGHT BAL
Eys Garrett Establishment 10 Sj2 BOwery Is the
n The hal tin. az The low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-25

Cpr,T MFGopyoy DrPoT-LARGEST STOCK IN
rug CRY Douglass Sonerss npsor NJ odeon, and rom l'e
other csrsrd maruetoTtB Aso lase assotu.lI Of
Just pu3isned tle .nt
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