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John 5 Toy Or SGT L.muel Draper and wm C. Geo and
John Draper.
To recover damages for alleged false Imprisonment,
.sss1 conspiracy relation 70 defendant sresdy re-
Er-d Mr. Taylor marriet daughter Of M Lsmal ~
AID Of other dsfendins They have We 2eisFs
children. Ms T. hGs resided Tor soe nS
would appear With her father. Mr. T. va, saslssd 70
the boob selling business Ia May when the pfesn, dlSe
occprrd hi An 81 sscord story IL stated that no had
or abo1t make ss-iznmenf IL ehAfssd "a a.
rdsB, went the foreoon Of 18th Nay . TIC pse o. oi
nss of Mr. AID quifed II he was H. reply ~H gwen 10
the neaetiyethst defend u .ds fefa@' 70 ' s p
10 the store when M Taylor came To- ne me p-f'osl
'houd retire and lssys then slTns WIN % e5 IT,.
h 80 tb, con penced sbu.e toward him; that hs told them
ne cd not wish spy peDonsl communication With then bar
~. ,bsv ,o nm be should bear ihem thu. the elder Mr.
hc5 o. hn oy the Collar and of.n1snea s.ck o-r
him and two Of the o;nsrs secured ns 20 % - aa
lar ,uss. to I'D him falling him hat they would 1-ss New
Ycfs oo hot 10 hold him hat bis H solid not hsys ssy
hrE 10 sv % b &c ard thsG b hoay g. ssy taroazh
the hack room doOr The case ~ already stated ~s' ap
stout noDrh the ese-dans not beng ps.sn' sad
ssIde tsker By dsfaat or ss0o but SCI ss fresaay
On he rsrt Of deserse sssd that of he
went the fss End that they Inquired
for ard sso requested the gentleman 10 the store |hea
M cane IN le.Vs the apartment they wished sp-.k
20 T. family matters oa, On M being dec iled nothing
furthsr sid Il Is alec aekpoNisiged thar Mr. deened
that they tod HIN tLii Be nus, hear them and also told hin
hs wife should have anything 20 10 with hin ba,
depy TIA, the sther sfteY with the other eons in
tb~Y hsvinE bsen previously oafrdel sssauited NJ t. a.
tho.sa be band which ~.ys carried
der I'D rhs the doors hef tina, there
any forced seupt dt.n Mr. T. Tse jory rendered
DICT lor plaintiff Of q &c
Morris Wilson .st Jahs o Flax
To recover damages for alleged injury 10 bulldog
trovu the Chelsea Dye Works. No III West Trenty
6shs; Az sso % me nssksery e-sa % defendant e,
eoe 4 "a Ror psiuus As.sr. II horrlson .ad John Grs
ham for dsiendAni, Hessrs Barrett and Bd3snEds-
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TAdve-tisssentI
Lice. SIZE PHoTOGRAPHs.-The attenti

LIFE SIZE FHOTOIKAFHs,-Iu r dlItuIIOu OF
,ts prblir called 10 style Of DAGUERSEorYPEs
pnrr t.en al sEes the he.Ee far sufP3.sng ia Depth
~ tone ara brliAfcy The mo tnshed psrrnS
In, smaller .re. resembling the delicate Miaisure
Isorv A. 10 m and du sh'y they unsurpassed Per
fcf tene, Of sile can be made By ne process r0n
D.,r.yso,, ~, Taken snIy Nv GVsSEYk c. D. FREDEE
cs No as Rue b..e do RAmpar ans Ss9 Broad way Y
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. Es6Ltks PlLLs
DfsHLEH's PrLLs Fever aan AZIe
DtsHLIEs Puts cur ever snd AGE witloTi a.
Sod the hoesals and Retail pep5t. No. 81 brsd~ty
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CLOTHES FOR POOR CHILDREN.

TO he Z difor y Ihf n y TTfHHe
SIR: We are sure there must be thousands ofpeople
this season Of year shO have their houses qualities u
old clothing children This Il usually thrown or given
away We would beg through your eon ans,
for for whom sending 10 the county sud
fer hose t6 someti too poorly clad the pap
lie schools. little g wisely used OF thi. kind ~ 90
greet GOOD viii not comfortable sud rich REMEMBER the
poor The bundles be called for the sdire Is e, a.
our Office. c. L BRACE, sees ChNdrehs Ala So1sty'
N,tr- York Nov "A, 1854
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Essex County Bible Society held its snniTer-
ssry in the First Presbyterian Charca, in Elizabeth
town, on Tuesd,y afternoon and evening. The meet
ing wss largely attended, and Of unusual interest
Tie Rev. G. SHELDON, the So oerintendsnt OF the
American Bible Society, read the annual statement
from which it appeared the receipts have been
$500 OF. Addresses were made in the afternoon
by the Rev. DR. Dsyidson the Rev. DIR. Taylor and
TIE Rev. C. X Irvine, Delegates from the Bible 80
eiedes Of Middesex and Hudson Countess and IN the
evening by 2. T. Prelinghuysen, Esq., Of Newark,
the Rev. John Miley, OF Brooklyn, AMI the Rev. Dr.
Heather. Secretary Of the Home Missionary Society
Of Ireland, and the Rev. J. H. Mcneil The reports
showed tie Society to be In prosperous eonditi 'n
The body Of an unknown boy, supposed 10 De Ger
rnsn foard tie sybTs Cave Hyooksn By Jaste-
beInGc DO VIII -rcs and Fcle1 zee al in0sa-Sa
n relation - ne OF his death
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

DIED N THE WOODS The body of man in an
of dscom position found in THO ke' nes
TIE Cop,y Isaud Plsuaosd on Tuesday by Nj Powell Of
Nvrte-av DO . cunning .xcurtton The deceased
sppesed to be- about IS OF age The CoFon viii hold
M INV estlRAtiOn.
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POPULAR LECTURES. TO public re-
,t from ~. ai ~ h, CIV ara aso ON Dr.. ryag Ne
foy Pi0f Nehser and others DR. BASsSS III lrctare ~
stuyvess.i lustitue 5. Pm IUssPAt "EbSEsOAi
TBURspAY ard FEDaY tb ifh iStb 18th AID Iih nst 70
s6ie exclusively PHYSICAL Edusaon hsEase neni OF ne
ard heAlIh Enersly and - s4ss and se zen Al
sne subject Arrange have been made Win Dr. D. i0f
sSu issCH al
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MANRIED.

nIEFFNDORF-BtGGS-In Pisiu6ed, N J., BY the Rev.
d. Auitsze Of this City J. Dfsndrf r., OF DsnSes
end Mis- Mary, ony daughter Of Dr. J. w Rsss Of the
former place
F0X-CARHARr-on Thursdsy manning, 9th net, 81 tho
Cathedral Mott-.t james y. Fox ard ur.nis Csrhsr
DAUGHTER Of Joshus csThart. ESQ ali Of thi, City
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fAdvertisemen

BUSINESS WRITING.-The Cheap Class under
the Of the unequ.lsd BsowS Blown Ponds
No f3j rod@sy. closes ths IL. Of February
Those ertenG rst hsve the best ehsnce PosDs pupils In
astonishing proficiency Enter immediately
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RECONCILIATION
CITY RAILROADS.

A few months since we published in The TRIBUNE
len gthy article upon the Railroads in oar City, en-
brscpg full and complete statistics IN regard to the
several roads. That some idea msy be formed OF the
extent of the railroad business in New-York in CON-
parison with the stage business, we Subon the Pn-
cjpal satisfies from the article in question:
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CALENDAR FOR THE CRY CoURT- Thursdqy, Nov.
s-Sos ST. IS ~ &C. n 40 81 81 So ST. S., 81, Sc, 50
60, 81 g., 81, 65, CO, O., 6s, So, 10, III.
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The Know -Nothings have achieved wonderful
kroashcu the Union b1t ore 90 tn.n LALLhs
ispssrrIAr sArss ard BANK Locks have over se seee
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Held TO BAIL-Theodore Peverey. brother OF
Charles Peyei,y viced Monday lAs' Of at nPt AZ
arson was Yesterday held bail in go spPear for triAl
on a charge OF being Aecompice in tue crime
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CITY ITEMS.

DEA1H OF WILLIAM NoRTH.-The sudden death
Of this young poet and ou aist by his own haul Is
announced elsewhere in this paper. Mr.. North was
native Of England, and had been in this country a
little more than two years. He had received highly
liberal education at German universities and literary
institutions in England. lie gifted with bril-
liant though sngularly erratic genius, Of which the
fruits have appeared mosly in contributions to peri
odcal literature on both sides of the Atlantic. With
a sensitive aud excitabe organization dedicate po-
eticsl temperament, and remarkable pride OF char
acir be was i'll adapted to cope with the actual real
tiles of Hfe and has thus early fallen in the battle
with poverty, arrangement from his native land,
and many disappointed hopes. He was man OF
strictly temperate habits, AMI capable of great in
dusiIy. though his morbid sensitiveness, often
amounting to form OF insanity, disqualified him
from finding his happiness in regular employment.
He had gsined numerous friends during his residence
in this City who will cherish the memory Of his rare
Intellectual and social qualities, that could not be
concealed pnder many painful errors on the surface.
His remains were deposited yesterday in Greenwood
Cemetery.
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ard tsnry - cheap 6sl ofA-. h-gse. ess
AID retail th- csrufsct Of JAMES O NoFfEr, Nos IL
,nS "a PTincs-s,., thid b,ock uest Of Broadway.
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rhieh 'be ecsny h,s bss- flooded ~ s's'I ent 90 80
n til De1ot 4 Wosid. sale ConPa.y 10 - P--r q u.s.
oversszzTe. :. Y. J. I. AcSAs Assns
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Advertise uent
GAS GAS GAS FxTrREs Of new designs and

urysrrssd workmanship vii be f5ula tie nanafs
turips DEPOT Of AKcHsR NAzSEE Co No. S76 Broadway
s,o portable Gss Apparatus for eJuntFy residences.
cLurehes factores
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CoURT OF SEssIoSs.-In this Court, yesterday,
liquor disposed Of when the Court adjourned
uLti this morning.
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FATAL F.LL-An aged woman namfd Burns, was
kHed Yesterday afternoon BY falling down stair
way 1t No ll2 L.uense She carrying pail Of ~a-r
" hen ske met with scodent Coroner " nnel held sn
il que. u1on the body the Jury rendered verdict OF
ees ntG death Deceased native OF Ireland % years
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wagon on Tuessy nisht the o. TSen'y secoud q
sLo Third severely injured He was conveyed -
bis residence Of Thirty eighth ct sHd fourihaY
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We call attention to the advertisement which VII
be found in another column of the means OF SAVING
life in marine disasters, invented b. Col. Stanton.
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lAdxertis-neut-l

"a .ven cot for tits AerBoou ssd svea5E II 'ae Cireas 70
Cs.tle C.dea TIE e1tertsansns given y tie -f-l1s are
ler the ber eft OF NJ. J0ss "a T. Sweet
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Advertisement !

1rNNt u
P,NSrs CoRRIUa Doors and SHOES, for teader feet.
No. fs9 BroadsAy. cor OF Bioomest Nev-fork
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CRYSTAL PALACE AroTIoS SALEs-1he crest sale
Of satuary paintings bionzes plaster statue wood
oarvings stained glass &c, advertised for auction
yesterday at the Crystal Palace turned out the most
complete failure. All Of the beautiful stasuary from
Italy, Austria, France and England, together with
paintings from the countries, were advertised,
as well as the rich cashmere shawis- Two OF the
latter we're sold, and that the beginning and end
of this great gale Of gas. A good audience was in
attendance and We think better management would
have ensured a better result.
Some Of the marble siaiuAry was put up st limited
nrice,. Among these was The bust of Iris, very
beautiful piece of work by CaItci, limited at 1895.
C,res full length $40. The colossal statue Of CO.
hubus. which ought to be owned by some OF oar
rubl;e libraries at 81, 500. The statue Of Eve after
the fall. a magnificent piece by Pagane, at $1,000.
S,,,ue Of Inpocepce, by Croft 500. Fanny Ger
T;,o bu,t. BY Gayrard, ESQ., These and some ohers
were offered and passed with little ceremony The
sale wa. then adjourned without day
For tie CIT dit Of New-York, we do contend that
the people Of this City not 30 entirely devoid OF
taste, or Disposition, or means to secure some OF
these things in the country the result OF TIL. en'
TO ,ell the articles wculd sesn to indieste. we DO
hope for the honor Of the country, hAi the'e ~"A'
of ar, will not al be allowed to 20 back to Europe
for want Of purchssesi or perhaps becssse the sh'
scrs Of il duceueuts Ssve not sen offered 70
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Befors Jssse tssEAHAs
DECISIONS.
SUITS oT FREE BANKS.

SUITS Ot IkLE
E1ss River Bank sgt Dewitt c. Jadsb and otn@ts
Action brought in the name Of the hast hFsl Dale
pst in Intending b sui b0ae have essa
II The ssms Of the President. &c. =, 4. -. I'LL .
Tbs Cosrt he'd that .thoarh Free bsnk -. t..y
eoroflnn vet une.r the I. 10 - eersn erteof
pay ent taxes Sc srt sso that esn sae ga
he seed either BY ia ts or n The nsre q He @s'
Dc nllrsE oysualse.
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SAMUEL B. NICHOLS agent for the sale Of THs Tab
uSI In Burlington. VI
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= ;. uIsrRIcr courr-R.f,r, ynl., I.s.ssott
The Government o. Peru AIT the ship North America
Na.sr. Nr.nith & IeeAs a. nl,ants 81 the psraYi


The Government o. Peru at the ship North Aner,ca
NesSrs AesnItb & Leeds. ~ agents o. the Psraviss
GovefBuent htss thu sAip goi damages f n1t uisns
Adam Snih. sl-ssd ths ship TO b-ns esrfe of
surro o. New.lork tAifesSv r.ferr-d 20
l. i st up hist storey Government
uson 10 TIE District ,cgrt and ony Uaited
St,. Sutrfne CCuft through d Minef sgsur Ga this
,, The Cogrt held sEree.b dec th., fsreiSa Gov
-rrnent hrrs civil salt 10 sny Court, By say sroa
Rat Mari Cornell owned The ship Saith
As - TO- T. Rim lard the sale ia recorded IN Co
80, Io-. an that smith bad sh 10 charter her Tho
Cont this have been he case Libel asnt-et
cor-Rr OF GENERAL SESstONS-Nov ie-bsfsrs
Judge BEEst
VIM Lissatte indicted fnr burglary on the store q
snSrsU McGuvr.n Ne l2 Msrren st., pi-ad-c gnuiy 70
rett .rceny only aud sentenced 70 the renfsost w
3 uontks. -
Csiharine Brady, indicted for grand lsrceny'
pleaded guilty TO pe, larceny and Sentenced to the fsa
tentisry for s. months =, -, n
Anthony Buler, John schmidt and Frederick Her
Der indicted for Eand larceny Stealing 6fy pal" o. oe,n
from the store Of Pascal Perez No 30 Pear p'esses
guilty. pett lsfeesy aud were sentenced eseh 70 tue
ttDtiary for 81 months
Richard Nsndervster pleaded guilty TO keeping q
rrJery hore the OF Feentk st and Eehth Az,
e. was fensBteS for sentence
John Hoxey. indicted for robbing in the first de-
gree committed the person q John Wrist, Of No ~ Moo
tired ard eonyeted Of assault and battery osI
HI sen,-rc.d o the Z enitentiaiy tor enc year
Harriet WoOdbun was tried aud convicted OF
keeping dsord,Iy house No. si Gresnweh T. sea'eaes
deferred until Friday
The Cour, then adjoursed for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-16

Thai sHAwL.-One Thousand and Twenty live
Dollar for = Csshu,ere shawl. The gre4; shawl
the finest reedle-work shawl ever seen in America-
= notice Of which appeared some time ago in rHE
TRIBUNE. which cost So 200 st Cons,4ntnople, aud
Wa imported expressly for exhibition at the Worlds
Fair cold at auction, yes'erday, at the Crystal
Palace, for one thousand and twenty-five dollar
TIE purchasers me vas given a. james DeWOlfe,
but whether for private account or for SALE We could
not learn. The competition YVES not very excited
the shawl was pu; up at the standing bid Of $1,000
ard ran by 6ves up the sl,O25 at which the cour-
age Of the opposition failed, and It was knocked
down very much 70 the satisfaction OF the purchaser
who had determined. we understand. to run it to
o. 200 If the owner auctOneer had possessed the
tact TO I'D on his bidders to the exciting poiat.
The shawl sold above was the one with green CEN
ter and, in the latter part Of the exhibition, was
shown 10 separate case. One Of tie Others from
the case in the south nave. the With a crimson
center was sold to W. j. Hall for $500. The bid
ding upon this little spirited, starting at
s4OO and running up pretty rapidly to $500. The
Others were not ofered-the sacrifice was thought TO
be too great.
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BOARD OF CoUNcILsES.-A regular session OF TIC
Board was beld last night, but no business Of import
ance was dore. A resolution to meet daily, except
Saturday, and at NJ, was adopted.
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fAdv.rtissment

RooT's DAGUERREoTYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS,
CANYONS and srEEEoscoPEs - Broadway coz FrsnAia'
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East New.York, there a very unique sale. The
wild animals. which have been sho IN in almost all
parts OF the United States for several years under the
name Of Barnums Mensgerie, which we're Owned by
p. T. Barnum, S b. Hswes S. Z. Srs.ton, Tom
Thumbs father and Avery Smith, we're sold to close
the partnership.
The sale was conducted by Hammond, the latter
sails auctioneer Of New York, and was attended by
the partner. and Messrs Sands Titus, Quirk, Cush-
ing, Naihans, Robinson of CINCINNATI and perhaps
ether celebrated showmen, and some one hundred
neonle The sale commenced about II A. NJ.
The two Giraffes valued at o., 500 each, we're
bought by Mr.. Barnum, and will winter at the Mu
scum.
The Rbinoceros found no buyer. Pork il too low.
Seven elephants were put up in one lot. The first
lid was o. 0oO FOR the seven. They sold to 5.
Il Howes for s2 30o These animals were imported
FROM Cey lon FIVE years ago at cost, it is said of
$4,000 each. 1t will cost something TO keep them
through the winter. They will eat 200 lbs Of hay aud
two bushels of oats each per day, and wash it down
with half a barrel Of water.
Two lions and ouc oness, trained animals; two
lsiatc lions, ale aud female Bengal tiger, leo
pard zebra, black bear, t~o hyenas alpaca, prairie
wolf, monkeys, &c, with cages, wagons and canvas,
were sold in lump TO b. HOwes for -, 500. Tom
Thumbs wagons sold for $40 and SIS each. Mr..
Berpum re-Iurchased one of the elephants to work
his farm at Bridgeport. He would have bought the
rbinoceros, but be tried him at the Museum, and
found that he would not draw
This sale looks like the breaking up of had
"winier," but il is mott is the commencement OF
one. 1t is "wiIter Of discomfort" with all show
men. Money is light, aud feed high, and the Wild
beasts are very " improbable boarders.'
We understand ho wever, that Barnum has sent to
Europe for another collection Of elephants He must
be either intending to go largely into farming or else
be will be on hand in the spring with another me-
nhpere.
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ildFrrrse1snF =. =,
Gas FIxTI REs i-Of spierdia design and nnlst
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Ills line Is owned by Betiamin Andrews, and forms
4 couveBiebt route between the lower part Of the
CITY snd the manufactures and ship yards along the
East River.
Ropb South Feuy Broadway, Chatham, Bowery,
Ry be ton. Eicfidge, Houston, ard firs, Avenue TO
Twenty eeyebthst. The stables are located IN Senty
sevtnib-si. near frst-av.
This lire employs Is stages IS drivers, 100 horses
Anc - aechebics.
The average receipts OF each stage are $40 20 per
tsy. The fare has been reduced TO three cents
THRp-Ay. RAILROAD LINE.
ne Third ..v. R.gross Company employ line OF
sasas N eonnscton with the cars 10 convey psssen-
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-09-29
FRAZEE'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW
MILL.

'INHS MILL. fer cheapnesS, durability. sim lici.v md
efficiency has no equal is conn osed of Ten pieces
II timber ard rank, aud about 15t0 pounds of iron
weighs 1000 lonnisis constructed without saah pitnnn
gcarcd wheel morce tnoh Or building and is far
durable and requires less than ether MILL and
will accomplish much the most approved kind now
in use will size length description log
and Is easily taken down and put up when change
cation Is required Any CARPENTER build them, An
cght-horsc steam or water power sufficient to drive it,
ana Circular Saw for esing boards making a.h, picket
stun &c- One o these mills in opera ton this
city has frequently been timed and feet of inch
boards per minute Persons esirous pure asin terri
tory, VIII be dealt with tie most liberal terms Ap
proved property taken in excl ange for rights. MIL 5000.
Mil Engine and boiler, (esht horse power $1,000. IE
1ivlual Town. County and State Rights sale, and
Mills and models furnished purcha zcrs. by
G.. CRG SWELL. Agent,
June J0c-4m 2o9 Iroadwa.. New York
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BETWEEN ST. PAJ l. AND ST. ANTHONY, MEAN
THE HALFWAY HOUSE.
TNNIE subscriber, would invite the attention of those
IL who wish out fruit this fall or the en-
suing spring. to their stock of trees that have been
growing in this Territory from three years. In
connection with the Scott Nursery, at Davenport Iowa,
they prepared fill all orders for either standard
dwarf trees of any and every description, that will
De required for this climate, together with Currants,
Gooscberres, Grape Vines. &c Also, anything in the
the various kinds of towering plants usually kept
such establishment.
Orders respectfully soiicite from those who wish
TO set out fruit Cmbes their grounds. AS
have sufficient quantity hand to supply the
demand, we hope to receive orders EARLY FALL,
to make up the deficiency at the nutsery at Dav
export, where we expect to spend the winter Orders
may be addressed left at the store of Mr. j. T.
Fullerton, ST Paul. l.. NJ. FORD 4 CO.
st. Paul, Oct. l3.-tf.