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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

u Two Coupons able Banking Once
Bonds Nos and given by Ramsey County, have been pre-
seneu at said Office and protested
responsible the pay? $4,000 Of taxes have been
as "
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

c-%5"Francs NJ. Brstow is a candidate for Con-
gress from the Third District of Kentucky, to
take the place of the late Hon. Presly Ewing.
He has no Wing opposition.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

ELLSWORTH BANK, MAINE.-The bills of the
Ellsworth Bank, Maine, are again received at the
Suffolk Bank. Some of these bills have been
sold to the Brokers at fifty per cent. discount
CHICAGO Tyib
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- The trial of Mrs. Baker, for shooting
Hoffman, is in progress at st onis. She is cloth
cd in the deepest mourning, and is attended by
her husband, child and female.
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NAPERvrLLE, Nov. Is. 1854

We learn that the substantial citizens Page county
manifested their entire confidence placed
their dsosaele its command. The
by certain liberal gentlemen this
OF the high price of coin SPECIE We hone
the efforts TO will be entirely successful The bills in any
-
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

Cs5' The Chicago Free Press says that during
the recent Bank panic in that city it has not heard
of Il case where real estate was sacrificed, arguing
from this fact that the prosperity of the city does
not depend so much upon the banks as upon the
railroad connections with other places.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

FARMERS JOINT STOCK BANK, CANADA.-By advertise
Will be that the Farmers Joint Stock
Bank Toronto, redeemed agency as form
Reports TO Its discredit groundes its standing
as to place il beyond suspicion.-Chicago Journal.
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% The British Minister, Lord Howden, has
addressed note to the Spanish government, de-
mand NJ that the slave trade shall be treated as
niracy.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

C1TAt Oshkosh, Wisconsin, there is floating
pottery, with lathe turned by bears. They are
said to be contentcd animals, to dislike the occu-
patton.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

(ery7 The overland mail which arrived on Sun
day, was very large one. On Monday morn
ing every body we met was smiling, and on in
curing the cause, we found it was in consequence
of the mail. As soon the river is frozen over
and have fall of snow, our mails will begin
to be more reru ar
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Nrw XopE NoU

1t is said the house Of A. Belmont & Co have
commenced u chancery suit against the New York
and New Haven Railroad, for $4,000, on stock
hypothecated with them. Several other parties
have also commenced suits.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

LOUISVILLE, Nov. Is.
Brislow, Wing, is elected to Congress, in the
Second District, in place of the late P. Ewing.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

(57 y fine specimen of "a Minnesota winter
made us visit yesterday. Sun shone brightly,
snow on the ground, very little thaw, and but
little wind.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

Cy- Congress will meet Monday Dec. 4th. We
believe it will be stormy session, in which
Slavery and Freedom will grapple tightly, and
FIGHT desperately for the ascendancy. Shall the
Fugitive Slave Law be repealed? Shall the Ne
braska Bill be repealed? These questions will
take precedence of ali others, and must necessar-
lily engross good portion of the members time.
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Cy7A man has been fined $500 in Wilmington,
n. c., for defacing monument in grave yard
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THE WINSLOW HOUSE.

JUNCTION OF ST. EAGLE & FORESTS, ST. Paul.
MESSRS. CLEMENTS & PARKER, froprieors.
TTAVNG taken this large and commodious House, respectfully
III solicit a share of public patronage.
building having been opened July last and as no
expense has spared furnishing, it offers to the travelling
public that great home. Bng situated in the
portion the city, VISITORS on business
advantage stop with The proprietors
spare pains to furnish their table with every luxury the
market affords.
with this Hotel is Livery Stable prepared to
plea PARTIES and others, with good turnous.
CLEMENTS PARKER.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-11-28

DIED,
this city 9th, HENRY Luke and Mary Ann
Marvin, aged years and III months.
Funeral this morning O'Clock, First Presbyte
Church.
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ST. PAUL MARKETS.

DAILY TIMES OFFIcE,(
Nov. %. 1864.
FRUIT.
Beef ....7h@sc2 Appes.....42 O0@2 25 9bu
Cows .$3O@goO Peaches. 81 90
Work to l75 yok Green apples $500 Dbl
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'.am % BFam4y.s0UtE1
WYE HAVE On hand just 10 esiss Of Oesras Dups!
w COPS, Ols, pure, genuine, EkkSCA BEAN
Il sbout the BEST N the Territory n
1t comes very hsb though = oosts q highsnd e the
80. y, "a eaII01 but the shavingof
MOAN an tS 70 those Who want the GEEUINH stuas nor
ne1scaI purpssesse3 Gsu11a liza TTssfaf il A4is 8
Call ''a"'d'''e"' - pH. Yossaz,s nnug steHE. .,s I.
2 .-8fe roe es7g5a 30 ah!n piEfa Upp8 TOvnss
81. Paul, Sept. 20, 1854.
1T1HE Knout and the Russians, at "
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ly1 We call attention to the interesting letter
Of our Cincinnati correspondent. He gives
glowing and truthful picture of matters in that
city. The best thing he can do is to pack up and
start for Minnesota. Here we have banks, it is
true, but they are generally sand banks, which
are of far greater value to Industrious, enterprs-
ing young men, than those kind of Banks which
fuctuate just at the bidding of those who hold
the strings.
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q DING = A ST 90 D

fatsai3a @ DING = a D + ssssa eeDis =
.,.far 4 - rne CARPETS. fr5g1 Nea t8b tfea 8
TyHOSE furnish their houDes with Cots, nuGsy
Mats Wall Paper, Curtain Paper, Curtains OIL Clota>
at Carpet Rooms, Empire Block, - am
selling present stock at lseomt Of 10 - cent 49,
order make extensive and vnuaebe
stock Of goods IN the spring n ron wh 70 avail yourself
good barsAn paease can before De nrst Of
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WORLDS FAIR.
EDWARD KEENAN,

Thirty Thcus aud Dollars Worth Of the Best IA
Latest Styles Of Goods.
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SAINT PAUL GYMNASIUM.

SAINT PAUE GYMNASIUMs = - ~
. EMPIRE BLOCK. - tsg fa.tyr
TTVHE Manager Of the SAINT PAUL GYMuASIUN takes
informing citizens Of St. Paul and it, vicin-
fy that he has opened in the E4P1RE BLOCK for
wishing Indulge IL tie health
storing afforded eymnasc spss 10 all those su-
ferng from the want Of fully developed muscular structure,
gymnasc peculiarly adapted 70 restore vigorous
ana healthy tone physical system. EXERCISE
With pure air and water sesy used, the
establishment, tall in mang Ne
NJ Nsnrtr considerable expense ntting ~
room purpose named, hopes rec1vea
share Of public patronage his line Of business.
s. p. MANCHESTER, Manager.
st. Paul, Nov. 16-f
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SEW EATING SALOON.

NEW EATING SALOON.
vJNHE Subscriber has fitted at cosd expense,
EATING SALOON, under the Wins,ow House, where
found all hours Fresh Oysters, just from the shell
and Coe, Cakes, ime of all kinds and almost ever
adaptd to the appt # good vers. 1t the oil
Jpreto make his Saloon place of resort
nov27-tf WIN. BAYLESS.
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CO The Chief Justice of Victoria, Australia,
comes out strong for the Maine Liquor law.
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATIO,

UUV TKNUR > 1KOOLANA IOAN!
has become with the American People to have
day the giving thanks to Almighty
God for his blessings upon them naton-
Therefore, Willis A. German, Governor of the Terri
Mnnetuta, do all tn keep and observe
Thursday the 2t day December, such and all
that day. manifest ut their obligations
the Great Ruler the Universe his goodness
people individually and collectively.
Executive Dept Min. Ter, w. A. GORMAN.
Nov. 49, 1854.
Ey the Governor,
J. TRAVIS ROSsER,
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Suppose " magnificent scheme" is on foot, by
which some fifteen persons expect to become i'm
mensey rich, and suppose that the success of this
scheme depends upon the passage of Bill through
Congress. Suppose the Bill passes both Houses,
after having been duly discussed. Suppose that
while the clerk is in the act Of engrossing it, one
of the interested parties steps up to him and Of
fers him $4,000 to alter little word which
throws into the hands Of the Company vast and
dangerous power-a power calculated to depress
the poor but to add to the Golfers of the rich. The
escape. Congress, however, repeales the bill,
but it matters not in steps the moneyed gentle
men and very complacently remarks-'' You
have no redress. The United States Supreme
Court has decided in the case of the Minnesota
Land Bill, that Congress has no power to take
back lands under any circumstances which she has
once given to a Territory. According to that de-
csion, the land is ours and we mean to keep it,"
This will virtually be the result, if this Minnesota
Railroad matter is permitted to go up to the U. S.
Supreme Court with an imperfect record. If this
principle is established, scarcely Bill will pass
Congress, but it will be altered and thus Justice
will be continually perverted.
As public journalist We sound the alarm, al
though in doing so, we are aware that we shall
incur the displeasure of those who 9 love dark
ness rather than light, because their deeds are
cvil.' We wish the people to fully understand
the matter, and when once understood, we are
wiling to leave it in their hands, believing that
they will take such steps as will convince schemers
that there is some power in public opinion. But
this effort on the part of a few men to forstall
Congress, to fcrstal our Legislature, and to dupe
the people, is unparalleled in the history OF our
country. Will they be permitted to succeed?
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sep3O-'f
l.. s. &. HI. MIN,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
No. 2, Empire Block. Saint Anthony Street.
style and replenshed it with the latest and most
fashion be Goods They will give particular attention TO cut
satisfaction to their
customers All articles for gentemaus found
establishment, among the number the following:
Fine Cloths,
Fancy Cassraeres,
ran and winter style of Goats, Pants and v
Merino Drawers and Undcr-shirs,
Fancy Cravats,
S:arfs,
Stockings,
Porte Monae.,
Hair Brushes and Combs.
Kid Glove,
Clothes Brushes,
Beers celebrated Hair Tonic,
receip. during the winter of styles
the citizens of St.
Paul and vicinity. L. C. II. MIX.
IL Rye House Plot; Ticonderoga;
many latest works, just received by
and for WIN. DAHL.
SAINT PAUL MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE on SAINT S4aS ssHfs ssssT IN rnE xx.
.---s .5.-r~.t BUILDINGS" s.sr sg4E IS g.
Stock Mutual Policies issued on the most ,vor'
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Alex. wilkn, A. n. Fridley,
Alex. Ramsey, W. l.. Ames,
Chas. II. Parker, W.P. Murray,
Franklin Steele, Jno. Harrington,
Levi Sloan, Geo. ". Taringtos.
Officers.
ALEX. wILKIN, President.
W. p. MURRAY, Vice President.
Gro. ". YAnRIN6ToN, Secretary. t-t2
CHAs. II. PARKER, Treasurer. tf-ftt
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Geo. ". harrington, Levi Sloan,
Alex. wilkin, Jno. Parrington,
myI5:tf GEO. ". HARRINGTON, Secy.
>. W. SIMPSON, LAwTHER, ,. BRADFORD
J. W. Simp sOn & Co.,
Wholesale Produce For,cardfn1 end Cemmion
MerchGnfs.
LOWER LEyEE, ST. PAUL. MINxESOTA. :
Advances made on Consgnments> s-s.
g. 3. SPERRY, NJ. d. = Z
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
II Office on Third Sired, Opposite C. E. Mayo Co.
70 Residence At the Central House. II tsug4s-y.
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e. ii. PAKkEK.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Paul. Mime sofa.
SCHOOL.
TfNE School in the Central Presbyterian Church will COM
i meuce a New Term Monday, the 27th inst.
the School, further particulars, apply to
nov27-2i$ REV. J.. G. RIHELDAFFER.
HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS.
TWENTY eaci about y miles from city
limits Hundred per half cash
and the balance in trO years Without interest.
HENRY McKENTY,
81. Paul, Nov. %, ,5f. Dealer Raj Estate.
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IEKTE "
BANKERS,
EXCHANGE and Real Estate Brokers',
ROBERTS STREETS,
81. Paul. Minnesota.
Prompt collections in all parts OF the
proceeds RENTED at current rates of exchange
Land Warrants
time the favor Of actual
settlers.
country property for sale for cash or on time
personal the Purchase and sale. Of
Property, the Payment OF Taxes Entering Land, LO-
eating Land Warrants, and all other business that may
be entrusted to
money cmtted Great Brtain Ireland
Germany and France.
Bank Note and Exchange List.
Eastern Exchange. per ceHt prem.
Eastern Exch ange bought t...........H I" g IS
Atlanta Macon Georgia; Memphis Tennessee; Kentucky
C"vingtou; CUncrsvc, Indiana, and Bank Of Com
merce, COlubia received deposit at par
currency good reputc in New York, we receive
Fl mar Aug. 14-tf
100000 T.RS
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MUSIC.
4 FINE selection New Music By the best Composers
n Six IS cent pieces for $1.OO
Three so - 81 go
few Juvenile Books below the Market price, The abov
articles be had the Fancy Emporium kept by
4 W. SANDIFER CO.,
nov23 Third street 2nd house Cedar st.
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE TIMES.
Gents
Did you know that fine FRENCH CALF BOOTS, both
se,ced and pegGed to be had at the
Boston Boot and Shoe Store?
Please call and be convinced of the fact.
WOOD & MORSE
novc5-tf Third, Cedar st.
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STEWART. ALEx'R STEWART.
STEWART, BROTHERS.,
Importers and Commission Merchants,
VXTHOLESALE Dealers Wines, Brandes, Gin, Whisky,
w Segars, Groceries, Oils, Paints, varnishcs, &c.
Agents for the sale of
Slows Patent Erasive Soap,
KendaIis Chemical Olive Soap, and Prepared Indigo,
23S and $40, South Water Street,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Danring ArGoemies.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No
IA 500 Broadway open he reception Of Pupils Who can
during the Csss tor Ladies and Cndren
an Saturday Thursday aud saturday afternoons
all meeting Saturday r practice with b.nd Of music Lessons
for epsmen Monday "Wednesday and Thursday evenings
sepe Practice with bsnd Saturday evening Gentlemen do
no attend regular evenings but purchase lesson tickets and a.
particular dance While visit
Europe during the past sumner number OF new were
procured v be introduced for the m time here Private
tsops family elass academies attended SOrees twice
mouth sxcsysy pupils New Glasses for Ladies' and Children
will commence the first week In January.
FJNHE SECOND QUARTER of MRS. A. LANNAYs
DANCING SCHOOL, Montague Hall lopposite the Chy
Hall Brookly5 willeommence on WEDNESDAY jan H. DAYS
ton WEDNESDAY aud SATU RDAf, commencing at
The Matinee Dansane will take place on the 18th
pu
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A NEW THING ESrIRBLY.-Tss mot asia

NEW THING EHTIRBLY.-Tss rost sstoaish-
a .s s.as. .s, ma. ss' .Ss ss ssss : ssst .
ssS roo,h esosfkt .srpsA ssr,rey ~ a..ehiasg ,,
s.1s .s . s s9 as e.. nd !. @is a.
th nss II tss s. sso s e.. s'f s .aa cass,
cty soasOtA the ssAss q th< nnst lo1Is ~ m,
s ss . ID. ssn ss Or se. sas. sss
tam. he heed aaa ssg.r nd ~ sspsor sss
hsi esss The 20 p1 :s p day ,Ss
70 .kib ~e particular attention o. s sso sAeo-' . .'
s from tLe nse White ss largo. c.L ssosr
Of sbh e sussted % sod tae ns' ssIs e s o. -
male N npsrses Vcis sIesps the defect exclusively in the
nnir Z aIse.y % y: a9: zee, e 3. ss.
Yors snd Ere kasoa enc sss Az rs no ~. % %
pe toe operation Of hs mssina' nd ,s; 70 ns. Pss
P;s. .Psa vsr s,s an. ss "a, ss
e,.son GOV unsod any r.,os thereto
,ggs , ss, as.o .1S s iii - rsss .
se sre.u oJne1 Soss Of whom VII 40 doab hold or dps.
s sss. s rss hs. "ss su. s Msss that
poses sverbn that hs. ess Be invented for Tia s P1r''
spscuns ~Ori be BY calling On tbs Ed'r' Of
WIN TRAP Go, Psisnsss' and proPristOu
Eigir., Es.;Yori. March y lsa ,,,.c.,p.,.,.
y NJ. GUILD & Co, (late Wslworth, Mason &
VI osIldj have taken the store sDs a.ngf.eory 70 30
Efa fA i'I w AZ AND o ins %
keep Constantly hand hind Of PIPE
6%4TER Gas STAN FsEisga esgtE' ALL al =.
DICATORS HEATERS, COILS, VI Ives. COhA'- pOitcR-
FLUES BOILERS and all the various FItares I'D Asehnsnn
connected viii the business - ,
The, viii s.o continue Gs LsnG Apparatus and
Waning Appsstus In the most perfect manner and WIN
Fyey fet, and Information furnished which their long
kew.Yori Sep, IS 1853 CA GUILD Co
CIRCULATION and MONEY.-CLARK' MER-
- GIANT MILL decidedly the perfect piece OF
eve, h.msnufaetue Of Fogr For Description We re-
certificates from Rochester the greatest ns
point m the world -. .-...,..t
This 10 certify present 70 witness he p.c'en
operation lark Nil and take plesnre IA as ns tl
far ssnguine eHpectstious We we're presented
with some Of ground while pressn which IA g amy pos
have ever seen Sy tah
pyetfiop from Doe ~orh Of msehneryn aved $50
arxe snyt OF power This MIL applicable 70 any power rm
w upsrd They al complete stth the sts ase tes
Tor $40 Only tnk complete Merchants MIL Ffeach sur
stons Boil OF best quality all ready work mating rom ose
70 two lrre hour OF good qnsy as any M h'Ho
inRy recommend this Wal 70 tae P,eo
r. Clsmbe mill Proprietor; r. Turner heeo mAisi ~ ~
Boston Mills Bou'oe mlief Z "9ot
Dengh besd miller Whitney Mile Statterd hr miIrt ~ 90.
tou, Kpesey miller Ens Mills St9ns proprietor
Irving M. Rnshhsok proprietor Crescent nh"i sh' ""'
other Rochester millers MA,
WbitoSt Sre aud CoantJ hsos 10,
ready Of this patent snd food
onportuny still offers Address the PROPRIETOR Depot
above.
TWO SINGLE CYLINDER NAPIER PRESSES
Tor sALE-One built by b. Taylor Co sz. Of ped 4ir5o
Ibe, the other built by Hoe Co. size OF BID 5!x'i inches
and ave IN all respects hrs
rate Prose-. Apply 20 @. fREHERN No lfl S4sssna
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11aper rarehouses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRlCKSON o.
20 No iO5 Fulton tbs tsrzs " rtant
y,csrs Eng sh French and American.
NEWSPAPER eli sizes, weights and qualities
Book Paper all sze. weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy and white Of tha bet qoaiss
Hanging PAPER white aud coored. different Ut1ths
Hsiters Paper thin, and Of tina best qrality
Cloth Paper. $3.50 and i0xf3
Eugsh Hardware Paper large assortment, ast 'rrivsA
sheatiing Paper OF the best quality
Wrapping Paper. Straw, Rag and Manila
Tea Paper of difefent sizes
Tar Roofns Paper. suitable for roof IN rolls
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furniture, &r.

tnrnlfnrf, &r.
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
VI MATTRESSES, &c at CRAWBUC6's No $50 Grand a.,
Essex NewfOrk CHEAP UPh OLSfE III
FEATHER Sr0REThe attention OF taui about pifenas
the large aud beautiful assomen OF
Beds Paae Beds Cots Gc all OF which have ben
will be sold such prices % MAKE
ali call and examine the above stock previous
Goods the c Brook
yn whssburgb free Of carriage Ola sds and Mattresses
renovated and made w: ChA"buC
NJ. $50 Grand4t. second door east Of Essxs-
IRON Observation-Disclosures BROMLEY
Il Co Atlantic Foundry South Brooklyn manufacture
Iron Bedsteed with psrcu
rsssrd q style, material and ~orkmanship
ses Room No as Leonssdt New-York, door west OF
BroaSwsy.
FoIdins Betste IDS OF all Kinds.
Hotel Hosplsl Prison Family Servsnts and Chden's Bed
Also general assortment Of iron fai
S These superior all poin OF clsan
mesa They always free o verpin ard
durable portable AID convenient Osers 70 any
COMSTOCK BROMLEY 4 Co.
No Us Leonsrd.t
II EYSERs HOUSE WARNING FURNACES, tor
IN all classes Houses the be In quality Of heat sim
pcty economy Of fuel Aso Cooking Ranges stove. sud
House Furnishing articles JOIN HEYsEh Co sos BroAdwAy
MARBLE MANTLES-For sale cheap, at No. l6i
wi Ctpue opposte Canal e. n MURPHY
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oOLD '"A GEo c ALLEN Importer wholesale and retail
No ~ wsl-st- second door near broad~sy.
NEW-YEARS PbESENTS.
N BRISsMAID Co, iron Builnston 't-l
Inporer No Maiden-iSue,
VIII 4u Ood Silver Plated Goods Watches and Fancy Ar
tieifS for presents a. low a a. .n. ottsr plsce
CHLDRENs DELIGHT. ALIENS EDUCA-
nos TABLES Children aud teach them TO spell
srsrey No az, brosdwsy Poee and the principal book
sores AsenH "'"''' !" LOCKWOOD, General Aren't
TOR THE HOLIDAYS-TOYS, TOYS, Toys
,urroot dps nesbbo hood b. OPENED STORE 1t
No Norfolk door from the corner OF D'Aoast VIE
Stock Of - -,,,, v,,,cv ooons a.
Which abe will sell st very low Prices -.
CHiLDREN's DRESSES. HOODS CAPEs ks3
made order cheaper than th cheapest WSrs wa,tn'et
door from the corner OF Divisionst
CRYSTAL PALACE-NEW-YEARS GIFTS
- Hunt ROskel, .e sroRR MORTIMER Jsselers ODD
slversms 20 he Qneen, No 10 New b5nds
nepd On .uspt Gold wstc6ea Plate, sc in class XIII
Bh depsrtmeIt Crystal Palace Tho above articles fog sss
So = IL sssndsnse dsy AZ 6e Palace or at 80 Brosy
DEACHESl PEACHES PEACHES!-Fresh
Peaches retaining p'recy tn natural
ara color They delcscy be had during the WIN
months and need only 70 be tired 20 be approved rres D.
Per can For Ns 10 and es Brosd~ "a ana cor
6ih-av $50 udsOn and IA fuon<t As "
az Wsshnston; $50 and Henry Atlantes Faith and
and MAIkst Brooklyn ;nd Tr9ess " a's
sue " ''' P'p' No. as aud ll7 Frontst
TsEFUL PRESENTS.-The undersigned would
recfy OF everybody 20 the assort
Of goods which they are nov sonI nom tas %
ebf- principles Of construction, erJns Pen Pencil and re-
esds which for oeauy Of design
durability eclipse ythins Of the hn1 previously
in 4 countrv Fisht si1s patented and warranted
A. BAGLEY Co, Y Maiden lane and III Bfoad~y n !.
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9n6ia Rnbbrr Goods.

INDIA RUBBER CL0THING-Dealers are in
yted 70 examine superior article snuftured aud Tor sale b.,
GooDYEARs INDIA RUBBER GLOVE CO. No - Join-G.
DRIVERS, PHYSICIANS, and all persons exposed
sss and We, xe.bsr win end the LINED INDIA RUBsER
GLOVES and hfTTENS the article
hsDd .na dry FOR sale b. al Rsbssf dsas Ths sis
Pied 81 Ne. - Jobn>t
I AIDES RUBBER GLOVES and BLEACHING
LIMITS eertsa for ehsppd hands and ss
bsseh n. h.eds reret uhis Ps sss ~ =. Rubber Aaa
" tAs trade, " Ne ~ john
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Replaiine,

DEFEATING Of OLD. PLATED WARE, viz. :
IL spoons FoIt. CssS Cake Bsssss r.yA Stair 1e
equal ard the owrs prices Send foods ths P.fa
F.e'oEy No "a Centre Csndss the oss No IS
John ct, up stairs