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OLIVIER, sT0NB A FOLsVMj
GENERAL LAM AnpAhs 4, aua.,eun,

GENERAL LAND AGENTS 4 SURVEYORS!
oMef ~ No eenst Heass, e0s,t Heuss sgways, ~ FsvE
uAtlNH mfmed e0,partue,.,ip for tbe puvpess
W saUblba ~ me abOss business, viii attend IN
ann MlllnH ltal esaea pgbllg md private ssjei
'lles eAaWntd bbslaGls made ~ a lands bOWght sud
.old ny lsi Vatts paj tor B0DTesidnDls aDd 0iSvs-
Tnefe mn, be t,n.d ~ onr nlre, Township Msps NJ
w 'n syet ed lands w tbs rsrOi also U,sps of ell
we fl,eat lawns spd ibes additions ~ NaWssy Gouniy
- vs. nglnpn'a st NJ MI the entries made III Ij
lana Vfrs ~ nlis nOnniy, corrected sau,t. " az
w p",n, M abstract Of enrh aud every piece pr bsrG
n !ann W thls couDiy tram ihs United snpS III lhs js,
e., lr"nlee Ut of lands soId r uppnd d.ls II JhIs
wiss, - ''s' " "-''
Al tnda Of mapping md pi uins doos 10 order no,
.on. desiring roreGt ropy 0f my o lhs mans on MD
" 70" m'a.'.r. o'ica Of Ramsey county, ~ township
sps ~ any lands surveyed In the Territory, esn bs
mble prices, w "
Po'-on" desiring 10 enter land any where In thlO ta
fliofy ny land warrants Or Otherwise, WI Ind II 10
thrlr advantage 10 apply 10 this nr Al business In.
trusted our care ID attended 70 %h pfOmptDsss and
do"pnieh.
. REfEREseEa
Hon " Rice, washington Cltyj Hon, H. H. sblsy,
Mend0igj Mtssrs. IiOfUp " Oakes, u1nksrs, and Nrs
''o'''"'ho"d BECKER. Attorneys. NJ, Paul H.iy
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VNTt.KN ANO NNNOINENs
choice LOT OF Ctgarhi sHiu,On and MackeFei, Nos.
md ~ kits, Cocoon 6nd Chocolate, prims articles,
Rai,n-, Crons and Pigs, crushed. powdered and cIsy
i6cd Hugnfj dried Cmrgnts Hnd priNesi Picked Lob.
.ersj Lemon syrnpj stopghton piifr.i Spices Of sS
Sperm Sur and THIiow CSndissj ai%fsus, Cvschsss
English md KnckrrbOt ker Mustard vsfmRceIlit 1tkj
cnroni, Pcnrl mud Corn Starch, Dried Herring, fht
Apple Cheese. ..
1000 LBS. FRESH DUTTERs
Ason superior lot Of Cr0ckery, etc,
Al Of which Will be- sold low Tor Cash. Persons
wishing 10 lay In their winter supply Of rerIes and
Provisions, would do we'll 10 give ma Gs before pus
chasing j. w. DOWNER,
st. Anthony atfeet, ~. Paul.
Ian. I9--40-Iy.
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Sr. PAUL gerry.
~ w. BATES, keep constantly, on hand n good
~ assortment oi btcnd Cnkrs, Crnckcts md Can
Dies oi all kdsj ynricy of nuts pies, beer, Hc Nc.
Al~,. Jst reed fresh lot Of GrOcrtirs. NJ Oi which
VIII b. sold clcnp for cash, NJ the old stand on Third
street, Lower Town.
81 Paul, June ~ 1853. ty
JOHN CAV MON.
CABINET MAKER. PAINTER AND GLA2fER,
frescOit, Wisconsin.
A IT, work done NJ short notice and very cheap for
"A cash.
Dec, +. 1859 3jiy
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BlCELOW 4 rLANDRAIr.

WHOT Dcys 0Hd COunscTIOTs NJ Lam.
Once over l.. u. Wait A. cos store, Third street,
below Hh'crr, sr. paw, MINNESOTA.
XNIL intend promptly ai,d carefully "a profrssIonn!
w business IN Nil ihc tOuris Of the Trrriiory.-Aiso
"a the collection Of debts md to n other business In
my nialnc- cOnnc' tel with The prOicerion.
MONEY no I.oAN In small sums on good security.
HORACE II. BIGELOw. CHARLES ". PLANDRAU.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TuNIE subscriber offers to sell lease for Of
Il years, his SAW MILL, situated near the Upper
Landing, saint Paul. being one Of the best locations for
the Lumbe rimg business IN the city, The Mill IL In good
repair fas upright mulay saw one cut of
18th saw, ana machine for making cut Shingles. The
Boom the Mil Ia excellent and safe place for keep.
ing logs This property will be sold or leased on favor
able terms. JOHN Il. IRVINE.
~. Paul, Dec 3Oth, 1853. 3b.tf
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st. 3)aMl abt'tN.
nURNAn ron THE RED LINE.
pArrisoN J.4ss " ;N A HENSON,

rArrisoN I1992k a nsSsox.s
RED LINE COACHES with the best of team. and
taitnI unteis are nov upon The f0hd bet ween ~.
,Ie oh MI occasion Ttev have iafge and excellent
hivett stuck, several new aid eegant Carriages and
Dafo0eles; as6 new Harness ana li0fse F0fnisLuas
ah,a tynlpaHes ol tle most elesanl description.
Aa. N Returning thanks iie pa',Iie fof The 10.
lleasiite ~ shhe tia they have Just received IN a1s
dloh ~ lelf former extensive soeh several young,
" Ell, .DHOKE HORSES
., 1gaen' 4" & ,h ,at aa,e aetei 9een eqnaled IN he
hp ,. ,siMlted and apb,oye1 by discriminating public
WI eaf i,lrnd. a'd me falle remember, ihM at ihe
p e % "n " a 3D., as D s es H"st ~ y. "d. 1"se ~ . ss
e"'d,se4 ,s, d.s by Hnd on "9es; q q :. sy
w u. Is''s' p.''' June 49, lsss N'''SoN HENSON
l AUlNET WANEnOOMs.
W. Gi'.Ily Hiy.s-' %i %i!!ii"'%s w. %.9aSss.'' fS s'S''
mn .TAHlEH am CHAIRS
..sa w MrT.t' II+it' ''s;S'Y" "GSpIY"s. .nps,o, article
<r--yw-vs TO- h"s saeond hand furniture, - 100
%" w w. - ..s e 's.""" % sp@;s ;"f &C., e.,
~ llih reopln Of oW 1errItory, %buld
a n",Is, , gI.'4u :" h",s ,.f ar. huraa".
u'1 although old furniture Diphi be bpusht Tor Iqss mb
nn, Then W. 'lllnk our pnbpln would pser haPnarti
cos made oi ma t,Obnr that grows here ~ he Terro
y, mannarntdb> b> our own mechanics, VIM have Gust
their lOl iU Minnesota, Tor bHithr, Tor wOJss,
We VIII make promptly ~ OIdtr whatever article Of
inrDnrn ninb be wnn'rd ~ Wh have not whit s desjr
~ on lnW) nnd VIII warrant or ponds better and MI
thugs considered, chraper lhnD they can bu lnpbrad.
Undertaking promptly attended 90,
manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware aud Furniture, ihrd
street, st PAU,
~ Paul, June 49, 1853, lO.tf
ElNEI EIREIi FIRE!!!
'uNlE "OM 1tnn" continues "a laponse said md com
iot" 10 the unfortunate, nv usual, ~ the saint Paul
CApITAL. STOCK, 10000 900.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Prest =, L., l.OOmis, scC'y.
II, II. NELsON,
3'oov Agent fur MinneHOth Territory
sItNNESOrA LEATHER NCONEI.
~ Ow UM Stunt n u. 4. Coihus A. Co, otYvsiir
M Rir Honr. ~. Pam
ID Y. Un ADIES. dealer N Hadiies, Harness,
j fSlnks and Hnddlcfy iInfdwafr, Saddle Trees,
rhlfng, linfDcss md fhtrnt Leather, Caf rratinp,
bng "nd Top Lcnther, CarruRc Trimmings Suddlcfs'
hilk Bellows md Band Leather,
moor AND TiiOE MAKERS crock.
iieniiock tanned soe Lonihofi Onk tanned noIe and
Upper lcntbcf, Nip aud Cnli skins. French, Uefnnn,
l'hIhdclpin md Cincinnati Cali Hkinsi hIi Kinds III
Indies aud Ucntirndn's MoiOC,o, Red, yellow, Uir,
Green, flnk md White iinhg.I best Cont, Buck and
sheep Bindings Boot and shoe Findugs iioOt Trees,
LnaIH, Crlmp onids, Pegs of MI sizes, shoe Thfcnd
MI kinds if0H Inc md topprf Nails,
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
Executed ~ the shortest notice aud ~ W0rkmhUike
Wnuuor,
Country dldrfs particularly htien,led 10,
The highest mnike prize ~ 'nsli pnid NJ ali times
ioi Beet Hides, sheep aud Deer skins.
T.. r, BoADLEY.
June o, Ia53-atf
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st. 3DaMI Mnt'fS.

4. L. fA1trENTEUNI
Dsaie n Dty 0oods, Etoe,ti,,. b,m(,,es,, CLshNSl
H"d~"f, emma and Qa,sns,Oatt, Caiist, te.
THIRD srAf ET,
Near the corner Of Third ana Jackson streets,
H. Paul, Minnesota.
INiF liver IL closed, bUi the stores Of H. 1aftka
Il teuf aft Sill open, where hAy be- found me fhSS
uogls atbeiIDg., tewtift, 6t1iieWets tjOthiOH, iK
e,"" Has anu gsg. Bso,. 40 shets Ea sh
We IVY attbt6- sibek NJ Hf5eeief and pfOvls(VKi
m aii hlnds whlth tang0i be syfpassedj and full q
sotitht NJ iadwate, Def abd dNeeBsMafs, GHitely,
go tVett Gtlef afele sUabt fUf the MhRes6a Ws16i
~! ~ Witt wll bn sNd rhbitsais ~ retail, ON ths
".s, liv0fable ana accommodating terms
th,lfe ta,Itip NJ dGUla and sjDae bare We'd shat
nuns INES sh1 pistols, powder hasks hd s6i '8gehes
smn waus ~aiet fneI pefbss0H faps, estfa RNR t0ek
MI bu l0uHd NJ r. l., j,YAWFENTEiju,Y"'
Letis 8hiviKR, IN, sTasE, ~ y, toLS0M
nsg. Deeds, MaM'y co. Jndse Probate, fa, surveyor
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TOCAPiTALINTN

"
THE immense and valuable water power Ht sauk
J. Rapids, In now for sale rent on the most
able terms. Persons wishing 10 engage IN the manu-
fncture lumber Hnd four will lind this the de-
sirsble point In Minnesota The amount Of power tht
can be made available Tor driving machinery II not
ceeded nj any point In the Territory None need apply
unless willing to the erection Of mills inr
dntcly TO such, EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS viii
be- offered.
For particulars enquire Of the subscriber, or Of Do
Rur 4 OAkEs, bankers, ~. Paul.
May u, ~ GEO W. SWEET
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General Emigration and vOrsign EA:
chaDgc Office, 1854.


no u " = H. o. KEN.
lE0 leave ~ inform tke public ,ps, they hsys IN
i1dss%s ss, "s;y sS e vUsIS A; ITAy'nSl9NSEF
rlcG. nlI ip"t thy en- now make arrangements Win
p",s"s from the 0id Country, Wishing I" cngnse biz.
EmIand r,anec, Gcfuany and Northern Eaicps direct
ITliE THrscorr line or LIVERPOOL PACK.
ETC. comprise the following magnificent ships
ss:; ss. ,;;!w2 . wm tb' tsb:;"''t".~, s!:3
shanfoek, U'ewJ iloughion, Wss, Point,
Cambria, .(oewJ kcnHclmc WaiefJoo,
C"itineht, Andrew Foster, Racer,
Ben. Adams, NnppphanbOek, Olss0nths.
Emnn Fields aoiin NnvennI PHjc0n.
Empire. no.ci". Comprpmiss,
siddoliB, Centurion, QnrgjCk,
Arctic, ., Sheridan, Antarctic.
New iIampslirc, Northampton (nsw,) Ffosrsw. tHb>x
w State Rights: ~"
TWO ~ TIE above ships viii be dispnch fdih Liv.
"rpool every week throughout the y~nr thus paAsenssrs
can iny rely on not having any deieon at that POstI
on" @ s ''S " WHY Mi .. "I
~ MI persons wlOsc pnssnpe nIny b. eigaged In tho
" United , s%'s. Or G.ahs g. ,n!. ae sending
VIII therefore perceive me superiority Of these arrange
'rn,. by wrl Their frirmd" cnn be brought out better
~ TTE T rS IISG y OF p' I"Sb%Y "lsi tAcxrrs .. 4.
usual from New York md London every ncrnnr Thurs.
any, und comprise the following very superior snlpst
Ocean Queen. tIendrIck Hudson, American Eagle,
Margaret Evnns southampton, DcvOnshlrc,
Northumberland, VirtOrin.
P"-."sc IN tt"cr Of which be engaged nj the low.
ctt rates. ,
Aio, \ aEalrAn WEEKLY LINE or rAcxtrs
ron NEW ORLEANS
u. q, viii sell DRAFT. on England, 1rciuAd Scot.
lnnd. Wales. Frnncc aud Germany, VIZ
lRELAND-on Dublin, pn, able IN mii tho pr6vnSlet
towns.
ENHiAND--on W. Tnpscott n Co., Lfterpnot, ahd
Prescott. Grote n CO., London, payable (hsoGeout
England md Wales.
SCOTIA ND--op the british Linen CO.'S Dahk, iasxow.
and MI their Branches
GEnMANY-on Mcs.rs. 0ogti, Koch Il Co, BankeSs,
ffnnt .on-tbe.Mnino, psynbe throughout Germany
and swityrtI'nd
rRANCE-on Messts. Edward D!onht q Co, Danksrs,
pari.. payable Throughout Ffahcs.
Such Drnhs paid NJ Sight, without disc0unt or any
other charge,
" Any further Information VIII he given On sppilca
ton personally Ot bS ietti addressed 10
BONUP a. OAKEs, st. Paul, Minnssots.
Aprii n. tstd 62-jamiY
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WlIOIESN AND RETAIL. GRUCE.
RY AND PROvISION STORE.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRUCE.
RY AND PROVISION STORE.
THE RICE HOUSE AGAIN IN MOTION!
j from the East and SOUTH large and general ast
sorten Of Groceries and Provisions consssinG IN par
OF the soilowins
Is hog.hesds No. g clarified Sugar.
IS Crushed and Powdered "
40 bbls Molasses and syrup.
so boyes Cheese w. Il.
drums Goldfish.
IS bbIs Mackere1.
30 chests Tens, assorted.
50 boxes .Jonp
20 kegs Tobacco, assorted.
cnrks Dried Beef
90 4" Hams and shoulders.
10 Clear sides.
100 bbls Mess Pork.
100 kegs Pigs Feet.
10 bags CofTte.
80 bosc. caudies star and Tsiiow.
All those visiting r. purchase fresh goods. ana ~ ~
prices, will please give us call NJ our stock VIII !"
constantly repicnshcd during the season. r.
~. Paul. April 2ist, 1854. -"
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100 Bt1.s. or OLD Wu1sk1! =,
enyttE sscsibers have jnst received consanmrn oi
i ON WutsKy. whs'h they ole, 10 the Ihhpg ~
very rcJc ed prices They respectfully invite nm early
cali. Also,
AO0 sacks Of FAMity FLotR,
100 hill. rstrn lupeffnc do,
100 bbis mess FORK
WIN Hams. shoulders, Bacon, Oats Corn. &c. Also
every attirr usually Kept In n Fsmly Grocery Don
forsst The stand on H. Anthony y.st. Upper Town.
Ut KELLOGG h KINNEY.
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GHERRY AND MADEIRA.-A small lot of
- SHERRY MADEIRA WINES Of superior suaiity, in
ia ! j, H. AsHRRfpGE CO., IS 81. Charles street.
i .l5Il / ,9sl8o4u aaio1 !. .lld .1sT.oysz d ~
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A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. = For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
W Open Day and Evening texeep. sunday from
I'D TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADaITrANcE, will be the price
s,5s9s Of
Tss "a hs
and RAPIDLY filling with and
N fa ans a Ss Quite
S aSs.sy 4.
The SCULPTURE contributors enbody 800 Of Marble
EeIinanshp choice Statues
choice 5 a'e he ao6E 81 ] ] r. r. a
fSAE FhEr sH
NNETYTWo FEET in circumference and estimated from tho
af %
t9Rs " Music will b. in attendance
s re ss o 5sS costing
asssi.s sa
Of December provided only that the sad In
4s product have
IA e the %sos n
Crystal during the three closing & h Tss day
TsInp FIVE MEDALS costing EACH
snsisss various ss
within @ a si If sde hs r,
/ after the one adjudged excellent as Aforesaid
FouRTh MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars each,
equivalent plate preferred to i've Artists
the first opening Crystal Palace
exhibited therein shall be daged most worthy
uch distinction the excellent aforesaid.
The aest selected
shall be appointed critically several articles exhibited
and award the The Directors shall
practicable select such Jury Jurors and
before the frat June
The Association will aso their discretion, award Nj DPo
the Exhibitors Inventors Of such articles possess
srnicient to entite them such distinction.
All articles whh worthy of place in this Grand EK
RGs sE I, IL PSf;sE
Police day night and tn
utmost protecting articles exhibited but the Aoca
ton accountability damage such articles
left the stand the door
Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors cannot be
packages OF sza into out OF the building
No Checks given, and e-admIted on the Ticket
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THE IrN1TFn srATre MAr I1N
&32 0llO WORTH OF FARMS AND

BUILDING JLOTS will be divided among Subscribers,
ON THE EVENING OF THE 30fk OF JUNE 1854.
Large number already Many Of the
ese sold for 400 to 500 cent advance the
price which these purchase
will be good iuvestment.
g subasrber FOR ONLY si5 payable
each viii receive -FOUR BUILDING LOTS, IS by 100 feet lying
together FARM of from 90 These Lots beautifully
located LAKELAND Island where Church School
house. number Of Private Dwellings, Stores Work shops md
Faco already erected being built
several hundred will be erected the coming
City where family circle
be fully raed where $4,000 Building Let's about 800 Farms
lately so daily being individuals
examination location ascertainng the
the SOIL selecting agricultural being
confident that land cheap and calculated rapidly
can be had within SO miles of the This land would
taken back but has been atdisd for the
and completely locked for upwards hundred
which large sales have been made where the wild
beautiful cottages
fields waving with the abundant Of mother earth
which this land offered less than its value
alone that
hesitate portion of it, This land well worth
nty the money The day is distant
when all lands the line of railroad steamboat route
within W miles Of New York. will be worth ten times the
property Lakeland and Rosevae the farms adjoining
the villages selling at from 300 to $500
the offered those who destitute
their purchase for tribe also
Farms containing each live s95
All wishing avail themselves the opportunity
offered fine Farm splendid Building Lot Empire
should make immediate application they nearly all
posed of Apply CHARLES WOOD 90s Broadway o. Full
New York. where Maps and Pamphlets had
IL yAanisAd - h-tna'' ar..t W, W. WASHBuRN,
AuAn
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An American gentleman resident ut St.
Petersburg, writing to a FRIEND in New York,
under date of May 16, says:
ssAs you may suppose, we are surrounded
with all the outward symptoms and prepara-
tons for d great war. There are said to be at
this time in and Immediately around the city
12O 900 troops, which is about double the usual
number kept here in time of peace. The streets
are constantly lall Of soldiers, and the city is
under martial law. No one can pass the gates
and barriers after 9 o'clock, and in the lower
part of the town, near the batteries, it is sup
posed that the inhabitants will not be allowed
to be out of their houses after that hour
have read with great attention the correspond
ence which has resulted in bringing on this war.
and my sympathies are, | confess, on the side of
the English and French, not that am an enemy
to Russia, or do not find many of her people
amiable and good but should regard it as the
greatest misfortune which could happen to man
kind that this deadly system of Government.
which has tendency to blight all that is noble
and free among men, should be any further ex-
tended. For this reason should regret to see
| Russia get control of Turkey, and fully justify
| the Western Powers for the steps they are
| taking to oppose Russian ambition. II is terri
| BILE to contemplate contest with such power
as Russia, and the Western Powers show great
| boldness and magnanimity in meeting the evil at
| the present time, rather than by temporizing
with it, to leave the struggle to some future day,
| when the chances against them would be much
| greater / have lived long enough in Russia to
| learn practically the full meaning of the word
| despotism, and every days Acquaintance with
| it increases my gratitude that my lot has been
cast in q country where, as yet at least, it is
| unknown. / continue to hope that our public
schools and the good sense of the intelligent
IN u
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(z IsaEHzaI y = a T5 iE5 a - 9: sg=n

G. roaEnzsa Z + A 7 G. G. 30 i !
ROUTE Nagara Fas via Lake Ontario and svss
ST. lawrence The American forming the
tresl aud Quebe connecting 0gdnsbugh
railroads for New York Burlington Saratoga Springs
Lawrence and ChapAn Railroad for Poand Whts Mountains
Boston and New York.
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK. Capt Chapman,
Lewiston daily Sunday excepted, at o'clock, Cape
and connecting with ie River Steamers passing the
ST. Lawrence daylight and arrive Montreal
nezt day. in time for the Quebec boats.
Pnssengers leaving O'Clock,
those leaving at o'clock have four hou Niagara The
IL O'Clock train from Buffalo
boat Phser for Boston, take
leave nediatefy arriving at Boson at hapast o'clock,
came day.
THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
sieass ONTARIO Captain Throcp CATARACT Captain Estes
Captain Chda leave Lewiston daily Saturdays
half to visit Niagara Falls touching Rochester osvego
Harbo KngRtou Clayton Bkve ogdenburg connecting
Rapids beautiful ST. Lawrence by daylight and
meeting with the and Boston Railroad for Rouses
Boston with the Express Train Of Cars
The above Line leaves Buffalo daily Sundays excepted
fao and Niagara Faa Railroad O'clock foding
the Great Wire Suspension Bridge the
Niagara River, through Montreal direct leaving half
Falls The II oeoe Of Cara rom BUslo siso
ton time for the boat passing ali the Thouand snds by
boats at ogdnsburgh md taking of the splendid
rushing snd dashng waters of the noble st. Lawrence arriving
Montreal a. o'clock the same day in tine for The Quebec boats
The Of the American Line built for
comor having all the equipments safety required
with spacious and beautiful upPr Cabin staeooms the entire lng
sH Passengers procure Tickets information Office
opposite Buffalo and Niagara Falls Railroad Depot
Offices in Cataract House and International Hotel Niagara
Falls. m
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DANCING-MUSIC.
HoRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO - q

IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, no. 50 Camp
ss.ssn u bs ns S sspsay s tsassss
assortment Of MUsIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of kiads
and dsacrPiions and also TO his OF
shs fssorss fs the gnsd States
O. New York HALL CON of New 70 and PLzYEL CO.. Of
al-shASp, FiCCoLO, PICC0LO 0BLI% AND SQUARE-ars
o. the most selstsed makers the world combining all
De bad of the style
oe ana oesayes They will be sold
prices GslCAL ERCHANDISE Of quantity.
on hand the largest
ever the
which offered e. the GUITARS
tnrad by WILLIAM HALL SON
HoELS These Instruments the
ssana me cas Ihs subscriber ss bad rpsisnee
the thu we'll
with hs minutes. details Of the M
5toef selected thE has
and hisaetiSs such that he will
stock Of all kinda LATEST
The Musicni Public
invited to call and his stock. =
%. HEWITT Csn,n
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SeENUINE HEIDsIECK co. GHAMpAaNEs

A len UINE HElDSlEGh W, OHAMPAGNES.
The having been appointed by Messrs Heidek
sole in the United States
ths Wines who this day reires from business
fully calls attention to the saomed card CRAMER ABEs6
New York January !, 1854.
sale Of in the United States retiring from
ABEGG stead be Sole Agents and Importers the
United States and Canada.
order to continue the
oynen prominent which the American public generally
have accorded brand, this purpose shall
agents will fully the high
which tho hRs attained in Your market.
claim be alone enabled to furnish his old sa
pure genuine quality, would simply submit
following which call particular attention
The HBDSIECk h co. brand first Introduced IN the United
nearly thirty by the late Me
through thsI Sole Asen hI L. Salmon
Salmon Il Stuyyesant.
firm dissolved their senior partner alone
the business occupying the premises To him also by
the privilege retaining exeussa
the cellars which the late
He retiring from business
bessma hia immediate
therefore sole proprietors Of this brand - ,R.J A NJ
to distinguish mark othe
similar frauds and limitations the Of
other house entitled to ts while
originally introduced and beeam
known in The United States. We have the honor to be
7777 Your ob'dt. ssrv'ts.
REIMs, December 1858. HElDslECK& co.
ha sabsesbrs baing appointed agents the South West h
constantly supplied with
pnts which they offer 10 the trade at New York priees
~ - R.F. NICHOLS 4 CO.
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY o. 1854.
shcrmaasa's Ep-orsd's Fatr Pre-
sasissnt Shoulder. EsrGce.

B The following fsureu illustrate tho benefit BE- derived m
the use o the Brace @
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INSTRUCTION..


&O-A CARD-THIs MONTH ONLY-GREAT RE
81 BrosSwayv. PsnmsnsSip ONE pupil 81; two
DO, ss three DO, SO; four d. sI2; f9.s course Of
able on subscribing Class for ladies daily ct
O'Clock; gentlemen at nine A. NJ, and eight o'clock
All other hours may attend = their
Bookkseping including double and single entry
arithmetic course Of writing lessons and a books and
Instructions daily from TO o'clock, NJ excepting Sat
urdays Each pupil receives separate Instruction And
With The :ab:erbsr ha; f.esiyed arst premium
on hand penmanshp exhibited 81 the great
that institution Some persons think him entitled 70 the
His pupil. hSwcvsr have taken the prise all sompst
In evidence Of his In teaching the academy
consists Of suite Of I'VE parlors 100 feet In length
been opened In this country the purposes Instruction
Csl and Copy books and pens for SALE
OLIVER GOLDSMITH S62 Broadway.
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"THE BUYER HATH NEED OF AN HUNDRED
syes, the seller but ons."Dr Wills holds himselfre
spcnsible for the correctness Of his opinion Fee s. Tho
best In the United States for sick lame
horses The distance barrier having for carry
ing those that cannot travel Horses shod the
proved principe Veterinary medicine chests, with book
ofnsructions Orders addressed Union Post Ocp
attended TO. Institution Tooth street and Broadway.