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/. BLUM'S
New York Bazaar.

Ladies hear,-Cali-and you will buy,
l.. Blu VI has hitherto spared 20 pains to please
the ladies OF st. Paul and vicinity, and he is ready
now to do them homage for their liberal patronage,
he has ever been, and ever will be- During The past
season he has been twice to New York for their espe
cal benefit and he can assure them that his stock
Gently received viii meet thtir wants and wishes On
his counters for INSPECTION and he will always be hap
ply to show his goos will be found beautiful variei,
Of silks black and COiored sparkling and brilliant
all prices. Merinoes, all wool delanes, Domhazmes.
Aapacas, black and colored, Pcrameftes, Nelvets, all
colors, with general variety of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies' well know that the Bazaar be found
4 large variety of Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton, at all prices.
SHAWLS.
Wooden, Merinoe, Bro.he SILK and Zephyr Wool, at
sll prices
OF all descriptions, Niciornes. Mufs, Cuffs, Clio, es.
for ladies' and gentlemen. Boots and Shoes CATERS and
India Rubbets.
lie has also hand the best assortment of JeweIry
Of ST. Louis consisting OF gold and silver watches,
breast pins for ladies and gentlemen fob and long chains,
lug gold and silver hmbies, chrms, and pencils,
ricketts,, watch keys aud seals Also, agood assert
''~' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Ladies in search of Christmas presents for children
ond grown persons, will ind every thing please in
this line a, Bium's Bazaar, at very low prices.
GUNS AND PISTOLS.
have received from large i'm porting house in New
York. large variety of Guns and Pistols, which be
, bauht for $40 and upwards.
st. Paul, Nov. u, 5ltf
MORTGAGE SALE.
XAyUEREAS, default has been made in the condi-
w tnn of a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing
date the 81 rd day of October 1880 made and executed
by Peter Wiiett and Felix Juay of the county OF Ram
ssy and Territory of Minnesots TO Charles Mosseau OF
The place and recorded in the office of the Register
OF Deeds in and for the said county OF Ramsey in book
"a" Of Mortgages, on pages 100 l6l and 1862 on the
fourteenth day of October A. ID. 1850 10 O'Clock A.
VI. upon which said indenturc Of Mortgage there is
claimed be due the OF four hundred dollars, with
interest thereon the Of per from the
third day Of October 1853.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that pursu-
OF a power Of safe contained in said mortgage and
OF the statute in such made and provided the
misses described in and covered hy said Wit:
Lots numheted three 90 and four az and the North
East Quarter Of the North East Quarter OF Section
number four ~ in Township No. Twenty Eight (2s)
North OF Range No. twenty two t22) Vest, Containing
hundred and ten acres or less will be sold
Pablo Sale, at the Court House in the Of st.
Paul, and County OF Ramsey aforesaid Saturday the
eleventh day Of March, 1854 at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
/ CHARLES MOSSEAU, Mortgage
!. ATw.rER, Atty FOX Mortgage.
| Ian Of ,53-il-6t.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFEC.


THE subscribers in returning their THANKS 10 their
1 patrons and the public III General ior the liberal
ENCOURAGEMENT they have received desire to iulOrm
the that they have new machinery and other facilities
TO xupply the Territory with Plain and Fancy Candy Of
their manufacture among Others all sorts 81 stick
Candy, Rose and Burnt Almonds. Corianders, Ansse,
Aciduaied Fruit, aud all other kind of Drops: Candy
and Sugar TOYS, &c. which they will sell BY The box
lower rates, adding freight than il be bought in
,alena st. Louis, with the advantage Of having
fresh article Also, French, German and English Toys
and Fancy Goods. All orders for Cakes and Ice
promptly Oiled at III e lowest possible prices.
REM EARCTFFR
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FIRE. FRET, FIRE..

FIRE. FIRE., FIRE...
v1WE "Oid Atna" continues dispense said and com.
FORT to The unfortGiate, usual the SAINT Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
I THOMAS A. BRACE, PTest s. l.. LOOMS Sec'y,
Y. Il. NELSON,
3-soy Agent for Minne-oia Territorv.
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ndsna ianid described will
lda, Sudn doah Of #
| Sulwaer
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a. L. LARPENTEUR,

a. L. LARPENTEUR,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Grocnits, Pro,isions, Ciotin.
Har9arare, China and QaeeasacaTe, Caiiuy, &c.
THIRD STREET,
Near the of Third and Jackson streets,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
TIME river closed, but the OF A. L. Larpen-
II teur are still open, where may be found the most
extensive assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Carpetngs, Jewery Gebtlemens' clothing,
GLIDING Hats and Caps, Boots anG Shoes, and 9th
er article necessary to comfort proper for display
the city affords. stock of Groceries ana provisions
o all kinds, which cannot be surpassed; ard full
sorment OF Hardware, Deli and Queeusware. Cutlery.
and every other article suitable for the Minnesota trade
all OF which viii be sold wholesale retail, the
most favorable and accommodating terms.
choice variety O! double and single barcllel shot
guns rifles and pistols powder TASKS and shot pouches
wads, wafer proof percussion caps, gun locks
wash rods, screw drivers, aud driving business may
all be found A. J.. LARPENTEIR,S
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kh.(l(l(b.

SJ.UOU.
u wish TO purchase Five Thousand Dollars Worth Of
Il Town Lots in q e city of ST. Paul The money will
be paid down for property, at fair price.
LEWIS HYNEMAN,
81 ST., near Jackson.
June so, 1858 il
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING.
UCDWARD STEWART, architect and builder, is
IL prepared to furnish materials and erect buildings
OF any style. By strict endeavof TO Just suit
the people, he hopes 10 merit continuance Of the pat
ronage SO literally extended for the past Years.
1rAttention given to The apprasing OF Real Estate.
\. X. 10 good journeymen masons wanted for the
season. Office Third $50 ly
st. Paul. March 90 1888.
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REMOVAL
XNyM. S. COMBS has removed his Book Store
w nearly opposite his old stand, where ne would
be pleased all his friends; feeling that he
can now suit them in every thing his line. NV new
goods have arrived, among which be found
200 Rolls Wall Paper, Window Curtains,
Bordering and Screens.
All the late Cheap Publications, Uncle Toms Cabin.
and Key to same
Blank Books in all varieties Stationery Of des-
crpton and Of The hest quality. Fancy Goods TO nu-
erods mention; but call in, IL is no trouble TO
show goods at
COMBS FRANKLIN BOOK STORE,
Between the Rice and American Houses
uDLRfUMERY and cosmetics, a large assortment; for.
eign end domestic, dealers, give n call, at the
ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
NOTICE is given to all concerned and esperiay "a
~ ali half breeds intereste ed in the reservation ne
Lake Pepn, named in the 9Th article of the treaty with
the conderated tribes Of Sac and Fox and other In.
dams, OF Iny l5th 1880, That the Commissioner oil
the Genn Land Oce has Instructed the Surveyor Gen.
erai be duly surveyed ard marked the estcr.
nal lines of said reservations which operations are now
in progress in that quarter; and TO prevent any possible
misunderstanding that might grow of the
of surveyors in that neishborhoed this notice given
in obedience 20 orders from the Indian Depsr,ment
w. A. GO2MAN
&-0. Gov. and ssipt. Ind. Ana
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AlSO--A large lot of choice Preserves consisting
Of Peach, Pear Ounce, and s other varietcs in use
i'll! NATIl'L. l.. TYSON
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MARSHALL g. GO.
AT THE SLIGO IRON STORE.

ARE now receiving large and full stock Of Iron.
"A Steel and SuDdries. They respectfully solci. the
patronage of Black~mi. 5, piow Makers, and other
Manufic giving assurance that their stock Of the
best quality and will be soU the lowest living prices.
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NOTTCE,

TAVO all whom it may concern Left in the stable OF
the subscriber OH the 33d of October last, chest
.orre Horse, gelding, about three four years
old a star foreheat, fifteen sixteen hands high,
cropped main, two hlnd feet white up 10 the fetlock
10 mt had running the when LETT This Is 10
notify all persons, having legal right to said horse 10
forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away, otherwise legal measures Will be taken 10
W ''' Oliver CRATE.
wabashaw, Jan. 80, ie5a.-4s-3,
ST. PAUL MUTUALINSURANC COM
A T an adjourned meeting Of the Directors Of the
n Company held the 9th inst, at the office Of
C. II. Parker the following gentlemen were elected Of
ALEX. wiLKlN, President.
George w. HARRINGTON, Secretary;
c. ii. PARKER, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
c. y. FILLMORE, GEO. w. HARRINGTON,
ALEX. WILKlN.
THE Company are organized in accordance with
the requirements OF the Charter-with capital stock
sand dollars in applications for Insurance, and pre-
pared receive further applications sind to issue poll
cies on the most favorable terms.
Office over Mr.. Fmores Store.
4a.ly G. w. FARRlNGTON Secretary.
NORTE.WESI ERIN EXPRESS CO.
Connecting at Gai,na Wth the American Express Co.
NOR the spesiy and safe trans por ation Of light
II and valuable Goods, Packages, Bank Notes, SPe-
collection ana payment OF notes, Dfaits Bills, Ac
counts, &c
TO and from ali parts Of the UNION, CANADA and the
Continent Of EUROPE.
Lost Goods Baggage &C, looked up ard forwarded
owners, and all business usually done by express
tended to with promptness and despatch.
Messengers will be despatched during the close Of
navigation from st. Paul and Gaenn every alternate
Monday. J. &. BURBANK co.
Proprietors.
E. {: ! =. T no,eoasn, messengers.
| ]. G.. BURBANK.
n n.
| w. G. LeDUC, igcnt.
| ST Paul. Dec. l. 1853.
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DODGE a. SAVERCOOL,

DODGE IL SAVEkCOOL,
XKIOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of St.
w Paul and vicinity, that they have received their
large stock of
Groceries and Provisions,
which they are disposing OF at exceedingly low
rates, At wholesale and retail. They have also
signmen choice lot of liquors. which will be disposed
OF in quantities TO suit purchasers also all article OF
ground feed for stock.
They would particularly invite the people from small
towns adjacent to call and give their stock examin-
alton before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident of
selling ali on reasonable terms Don't forget the
place! DODGE & SAVERCOOL, No. 4, Robert street,
next door to Whine and C0oIeys.
| ST. Paul, Dec 8, 1858. S4-u
| HENRY NORRIS,
| IN Third Street, has hand fine assortment OF
Dry Goods, consisting in part Of Dress Goods, Meri-
nos, Aipaccas Mousn de LANES all Wool do, Plaids,
Gingham Shawls, Tr innings, Embroidery, Hosiery,
&c. in short every thing in the Dry Goods line
called for by the ladies. Cali and examine his GOO DIS
and prices S3-G.
RATES OF EXCHANGE.
For Currency. For Gold or our certihc's.
New York, Ia prct
Philadelphia, IA l ="
ST. Louis, Ia
| Chicago, 81"
Galeua, 81 1-2"
! BORUP Il OAKEs,
St. Psul, Feb. 2, 1854. 42-3t
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Amcs s Nelson
L { set
Edwin Bell
slcxi. BAi'ly
is * linewa
C.ihrat
Il " mpbeh
a l. Colnlnings
Warren Chase
Aa.a Dodge
Liza : Dawson
J ha ~ Enck
ltch L eeborn
I,ei Foster
StmI ullcrton
N'm Ftceborn
Jao K 7 reeman
II Eu,rrton
DAVIS lone
l.cx. llill
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gHNE AS-Oolnng. Pouchong. Souehons, Young Hy
Il son, Imperial and Gun Powder.
At Wholesale only, A. v. BROWN.
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Galena, H., Sept. g, ls5S.-2ltc
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WINDOW GLAcS-although our assortment Ia
w broken, VIC have still large lot which will be
cut TO order, at the
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Wholesale Groceries, Wines and Ii
anors Teas. WhiskeY. &c.

RAZORS. RAZQRS.
HI OGFRs very best, Congress Knifes and all kinda
HI Of the fin cutlery, just received at
LEDCC'S BOOKSTORE.
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The Brandxeth Pills.-yVbat has been the
longsss known has been The most considered
Thsss are ssrsss fssutiss Bodily and within
with which certain herbs have affinity, and which
S::lss:ss g. daily sy thousands
sas I s
ness II the back part q The head the
s and COMMON u al aSs ss@a soS
rheumatsn nervous diseases liver plaiat plsursy
soS. aa.sy oaoep
the evil ssoo sassD e. nasss -
IRE salt Thsum white swelling ulcers some Of thirty
eosvenes ali eruptions Ct the skin frghtfu drean f.
male complaints ofevsry hind, especially distractions
This medicine mildly but surely elean,os the
power to the circulation blood by shes Do
posts any impurities it contain in the bowels which
Let Impress upon con seentious physicians tho impor
tanee q trial Of tie Brapdreh gs Let them only
the bort Of the bowels hitherto The
81 RsasS sigss g PURE
sative Of the same from Dr. Brsndreth
Brandieth pills may taken necessary for any length
Of time daily not only withou. injury but with certainty
Remember that they vegetable and innocent msd
cine yet all powerful for the removal Of diseases whethsr
chronic recent infectious otherwise Tlat they purify
the blood and stay the further progress Of disease
rvsses had iaa bare sa nent and sons ana
where to All appearance NO human could life
good health the devousns disease having been completely
sS ss With
this pure and whEes some medicine ne is
numbers who are daily raised from bed Of misery
sickness should giye them q trial: s ~.
Brsndrehs Pills are sold At % cents box with full
Ii.p.nsId and - bovers and n Hudson street
After LIST Of july z; 5isslRa ii S 6 " the
occupying front Broadway Canal and Lspenard streets
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Died.


On Sunday, May 81, of consumption EDWARD Nc.
MINUS aged 20 years and six months
The relatives and friends Of the family also those Of
his brothers. John j. and Nicholas McManus are re-
rectuly invited to attend the funeral from the house
Of bis father No. l52 Walker street, at two O'Clock
morrow afternoon.
On Sunday May q, FDwAsp REVERE agei So years .,s
Is days.
Inc and relatives Of the family respectfully
nned to attend his funeral at four oclo,k this after
noon from his late residence No So Second street The
butchers Of this city invited to attend
On Sunday morning, May 81 Mrs. MARY DoAsE, widow
Of the late John Doane in the 73d year of her age.
The friends Of the family invited to attend her fu
neral from the house Of her son law Ezra Denison
No l35 West Twenty fourth street, at two O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
On Saturday May 90 ESTHER, wife Of Richard Bedell
Her funeral will take place from her late residence No
ll3 Pearl street. Brooklyn at three O'Clock this after
Her relatives and friends, and the members Of
Marion Chapter No H. o. u A. requested to attend
Her remains win be taken to Brompton N j., for inter
ment.
On Saturday evening, May 90 Of congestion Of the
brain, GEORGE w. CARTER. aged IA months and % days.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family re-
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from the resi-
aence Of his father No 4 suffolk street at two O'Clock
On saturday May 90 at the residence Of her brother
in-law j. Vanderbilt Adelph street first house south Of
Funeral services at the above place at O'Clock this
afternoon. Her remains will be taken tomorrow morn
ing to unicnve for nterment The friends OF the "a
miy respectfully invited to attend
California papers please copy.
On Sunday morning May ii, Mrs. ANNIE ABBOTT, wife
of Daniel Abbott Esq. aged 70 years.
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No Is Front street. Brooklyn at three O'Clock to
afternoon without further invitation.
Of on o ssas on
by horse and cart ANDREW MONTGOMERY.
His friends and acquaintances invited to attend his
Fourth avenue Brooklyn at twelve O'Clock tomorrow
His remains win be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
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FURTHER FROM THE WRECKS AT sQUAN.
The steamtug Huntsess Capt. Phillips, arrived yester
day at p ~ from the Bremen bark Corioan ashore at
squan Beach. The H. brought the passengers (25e)
and their luggage to this city Captain reports that
when he left the bark (which LIS p NJ she was
perfectly tight and would be got off portion
other cargo discharged. she lies bow the beach
He also reports the ship william Layton, as drove
mp little, and her position shifted. She lies head
on shore, and Is leaking very little not having gained
any since our last report She will probably be got off
after dschagng part Of her cargo The steamtug Her.
cules, Capt Morrell is in attendance taking or pas
sensers luggage, and cargo.
ssEAx COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GENOA AND New YORK.
The 6rst vessel Of line of steamers be-
tween Genoa and this city was to leave Genoa the
18th ult. She is represented fine vessel Of 200
tens, and three hundred horse power and commanded
BY Capt. Carson. She built at Glasgow by Messrs.
James Geo. Thomson.
Sm FiRs-The British bark Hndoo arrived at
Boston on the 18th from Bangor, Wales, reports
April a. lat. 40 NJ lon. 81 90 w. vessel fire
about 10 O'Clock NJ bearing s. W. about.20 miles dis
persona board stood by her till daylight, but could
see NO boats She appeared like American built vessel
about Il feet about 500 tons burthsn Was burned to
thu waters edge the larboard SIDE and the starboard
ssds was whole up to the sunwale Thought she might
% loaded with cotton or some light cargo.
The unfortunate doubtless the British ship
Commerce, reported by the Hamburg ahip Geo Canning
arrived at this port. She also the 22d by
the Bremen ship Bremen snd the Pru ssian brig Express
Her passengers doubtless taken OF by two vessels
seen By the Bremen lying close to her.
I'm soSoHo At ho-The Pacific mail steamship So
moro arrived at Rio on the Sd Of April in q DAYS and
"a hours under steam, average consumption
OF 70 tons coal per day Her engines although entirely
new were in such perfect order arrival % not 10 re-
quire dollars expense This performance believed
~ gurpass that Of any steamer to Rio.
NcRKAmD PRICE on PAssAox on NE CrSApn s,y~,vrps
Mr.. Cunard announces BY advertisement that In CON
sequence Of the increased cost Of COAL and proyi
sons, the price Of passage the British and North
American Royal Man steamships will be increased From
New York 70 Liverpool the price Of chief cabin passage
VIII be el30 Of second cabin passage S75. From Boston
10 Liverpool chief cabin passage $40 second cabin pas
cage go. -
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port Oh shs society was road By Joshua Gascoyne Esq
~" which it appears that the society numbers $50
~ smbers the receipts for the past year have been
$3.50, Of which sum $500 has been set apart for the
parent society and the remainder is appropriated TO-
wards educating Indian boy OF the Oneida tribe for the
ministry at the Lawrence university and to the support
BY Rev. Dr. Durbin Rev. Dr. Storrs, and Others and at
the conclusion Of the exercises collection in aid Of the
society taken up, and from Appearances consider
able sum contributed Among those attached to
this Sabbath school some 1875 young mon and ladies
ranging from eighh 10 twenty one and twenty two
years Of age who have ceased their connection
with il from their early youth They divided into
Bible classes under the superntendcnce respectively OF
Mrs Cutting Mrs NJ. y. Oden, and Messrs. James Gas
coyne, John r. Fay, Watson Sanford, and Dram Swift.
This is strong and crediabe feature Of this scht OIL
which charscterizes it from most others.
FIRE About nine O'Clock last evening, carpenter
shop situated In lot the OF Hicks and
Jsrolemon streets, destroyed by fire. 1t was
doubtedy the work Of an ncendary The loss amounts
Wells.
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= Newark. Besides, many privileges are az
taehed TO the office, which win induce the most
respectable citizens to serve In the department..
The system, undoubtedly, is a vast improve
nent upon ours, and we trust that cur city
authorities if they have not the genius to origi-
nate improvements, will at least have the wis
dom to follow in the footsteps OF the Common
Council Of Newark.
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AHFmEAY on NE SANDS SvRuE1 SUNDAY scgoof
NHuoEARy SocHr.--The sixth anniversary Of this 40
ciety which 10 coposed Of ths Sunday school attached
the Sands street Methodist Episcopal church was
PRESIDENT Of the sccasty William EdsAl Esq, and on
The platform In front Of the pulpit were seated the
NV. Seymour LAngdin, preceding elder Of tina Long
Island district Rev Dr. NsdalI Of Baltimore and some
twenty-five or thirty other clsrymen, who are now in
escsndance upon the conference III session 10 this city
nIs congregation was assembled and the crowd was
no great AZ to make II uncomfortable. After prayer
APO singing ~ whScb aI present seemed e ,oir, thss
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Rent Payers Of New Yorlk.-SI5 win secure
you beautiful Homestead at Rose Vale pleasant village
on tho Long Island Railroad In few days 800 building
lots 100 feet square, with 100 farms of from twenty
acres will be divided among GOO subscribers Each sub
sIissr fer only s5 viii receive wasntse deed for four
y acres few shares only left Apply Immediately to
CHAS WOOD, 2oS Broadway, whore maps and pamphlets
Msgs American Institute rooms, 35l Broadway; q. H.
Striker Jr 81 Liberty ttree John G. Boechen, 1853 De-
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Readings Russia Salve, Boston Remedy
Of thirty standing without fail burns, scsid
bolf chlains chapped hands bles and every outward
spjyry Or eruption A. D. D. sANDS, wholesale agents
G. " Clickener Co. Barclay street. and by druggists
and Apothecaries generally,
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In the city Of New York, Saturday, May 90 at ST.
Patricks Cathedral by the Very Rev. William 81 lrrs
Vicar General, JUAN ANTONIO MATES y PERD to Ma.
TERESA DE ARREDoSDo both from Havana Isle de Cuba
On Thursday, May 49, by the Rev. Mr. Henry. Mr..
ISAAC THOMPSON to Miss ELIZA HARE all of this city.
On Wednesday evening" May H. by the Rev. G. Youngs
Of Ninth street, Mr. CHARLES H. NuyGrEa to Miss ELIZA
BETH EAIER, all Of this city
Connecticut papers please copy.
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Gcnin has the Pleasure OF announcing that
on Thursday 25.h inst ne viii eue his summer fashions
Tor lso4 GENIN, ga Broadway.
Opposite St Pauls Church.
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Genin's Baxaar-MillineHy Departments
On On, MsdISs;ssay May q At the above establishment
also, rich selection Of laces and ENINS
bazaar, 5l3 Broadway, 81. Nicholas Hotel.
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Beebe q Co., Fashionable Hnfters, 1856
BYoadway.-Rocky Mountain slvery beaver and beaver
cashmere hats gents and youths aer hats and caps Of
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Worth attentiOn.-Well MAD. r,oth,no.
suitable for the oftbe hes. and sty,
EDWARD 7. HACKETT, Cle.' AL articles KeLantied
ton street. snihg emporium. No. iVo ui-
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Jet OxnaMents.-Ac complete assortment I, con-
sstnE Of bracelets brooches earrngs necklaces crosses
cbains head dresses studs, &C. Also gold mounted Jet
erosses. cross brooches. and Earrings, At OSBORNE,
BOARDMAN T0WNSENDS, 527 Broadway, corner OF
Spring street.