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st. 3paMI A06'ta.
NEW BOOK STORE.

..f r.a.-- G. HAMILTON h CO., ~
No. WinslosO House, Corner Of Ea9s and Fort Sts.,
RE- receiving and opening the largest and best assert
~ mcnt of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles ever before brought west Of Chicago which they
oer Tor sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
we would first call attention to stock of Wall Pdpe
comprising over 5000 rolls which purchased at very
low rates Those wanting Wall Paper would do well to
look at our assortment
Our stock Of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
cagO
Writing Pope Of an grades Pens, Ink, Rubber, Ink
stands, Rulers Bottfs and Paper of all descrip
tons, and in fact all articles usually kept in Satiesery
establishment.
Gold Pens. We have large stock of J. r Beers
rcns all warranted which we offer to the public at Eastern
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, very article
Iedgcrs Journals, Gay Books, Pass Dvsks and Memo
randums, of all styles, in sets single -,
We have gOesi stock Of Miscellaneous Books, and a
great variety IS Cbilren's Books, which fail
please
Cheap Publications. We have in store very large stock
and ones yeeved by Express they are is
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
Yrk city by which all the works forwarded to
soon printed
Of School Books have all of A. s. Barnes Co. s
publications. which offer low other esta blis
ment in town. Give q Gull. c. HAMILTON K Co,
june 3O-df No. 3. Winslow House.
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COMMERCIAL.
ST. PAUL MARKETS.


DAILY PIONEER OFyIcE,
November %, 1854 ]
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The following list of the rates at which foreign bank
notes and exchange bought and Sold is for
the PIONEER daily by Mssrs. BOEUP CAKES, Bankers,
and Exchange Dealers, Saint Paul.
Exchange on New York ............... 1ls9 cent.
Chicago. ....,........ q" p
4" 90 Dubuque and Gafena... u p
Eastern Exchange bought at par for currency.
Messrs DoRuP OAKEs refuse for the present. alt Ohio
money except bills sftLe State Bank of Ohio all India
ma money except bills of the State Bank Of Indiana al
Kentucky money, except bills of the Bank of Kentucky
all Georgia money, except Atlanta and the bills of all
Virginia, Tennessee and District of Columbia Banks.
BANKING House G. II. PAHKER-Rates of Ex-
change
Eastern. 4 per cent premium
Southern ............... u per cent premum.
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BIACKSNIITTIINE.
OfFIcE-OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
(Third Street.)

TINE subscriber hav ing bought the shop and fixtures
of G. L. Griffin, at the foot of Main street lower town.
prepared to do all work his line, in the most aProv
ed STYLE and shortest notice. Having served his
time in the best shops in the Union he feeds conf
dent that he will give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with their custom. Charges moderate.
Steel, Iroa and Nails always hand and for sale
cheap Oxen shod at all times at 81 90 per yoke,
Nov II lS54-3mdSw s. H. WARRfNG
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STRAY STEER

AxE to the residence of the subscriber living neal
~ Lakevle, at the Bracket settlement, in Dakots
county about the middle of August last brndie steer
white legs blind Of eye betwsan four and i've year
odno marks. The is hereby notified TO come for
ward prove property pay charges, and take him away
or he will be dealt with according to law.
Nov. II, lsS4-wSt THOS. RUSH.
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DISSOLUTION OF C6.PARTNERSHIP.

NJ Office is hereby given that the partnership here
N tofore existing between A. Vance Brown Cbas H.
Cakes under the name and firm If a. VANCE BROWN &
co. by mutual consent this day dissolved. All persons
indebted TO the above firm will make payment 20 A.
Vance Browa who will also pay all debts due by the
Germ A. VANCE BROWN
CHAS. Ii. OAkFS.
Saint Paul. Sept 18th 1854. sept 25dtf
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STRAYED OR STOLEN CATTLE,
01AME my premises on Sunday last, sixth street
~ two red oxen, having white spot in the fore
head and some white under the belly. The owner ca
have the cattle by calling Henry Gale at the Marke
House. proving property and paying all necessary costs
st. Paul. Sept.27-dtf HENRY GALE
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EOk IIAl; LADIES.
MRS. HALLS New Household Receipts
M g :" New Cook Book,
Mrs. Leslie,s Complete Cookery,
New Receipt for Cooking
e. HAMILTON & co.,
june 3O-df No 3. Winsow House
NEW BOOKS.
I 1FE and Sayings OF Mrs. Pegtin9top
IL Flush Times Of the Mississippi,
Russia As 1t Is,
Africa aud the American Flag
C. HAMILTON l. CO.,
june 30-dtf No. 3, Winslow House
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CHARLES HI. PARKER,

DON'T Read TE
Wep 81 1dss 1881 81 ,dsS 'Ined lu!ee
'sosId puvaoH sJgUO
'oY ''oY 'spOOS pIo pup
spur lie 10 spool slQssAOW Isuou oouvApu TIL M
md au.DS pellS 6,soY,aV IS
'SHHYOHa-NMVd
s~TEE NE.U.U ObJ.1S 'uU y ~
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BELLS: BELLS; BELLS:

II Plantations, ETC., made by the subscribers and
large assortment kept constantly on hand, mounted
with their newly improved Iron Yoke, which by de-
taohed plate permits the Bell, without taking il from
the Yoke be turned its vertical axis distance
however small completely round. thus sseBlng the
danger Of fracture from repeated blows of The Clapper
in one place. The Yoke also combines the mover able
arm by which the Bell may be raised lowered IN its
bearing if desired, thus increasing diminishing the
force of the blow. The recent adaptation Of Iron Cases.
(n which they mount all sizes) increases their work
ing facilities and also enhances the quality OF the cast
ing which improvements with those Of 80 years during
which the establishment bean in operation, have
gained for their Bells uneqused celebrity for volume
Of sound and quality Of tone and for which they have
ust received, Jan. 1854, the First Premium at the
Worlds Fair, many Of this country and Europe being
in competition, and which is the 18th Medal they have
received. Being located al the junction Of Railroad,
Csaa and River routes they ship in any direction at
q moments notice. For further information apply Tor
circular. Address A.. MENEELY'S SONS.
West Troy, Albany Co., New York. npyll'54dkvly
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THE spacious buildings and premises on Fifth stree
i the site of the S,nt"mihe House, The building
new and offer great inducements to any one wshn
to go into the Foundry other manufacturing business
| as they were built for that purpose. inquire of
st Paul, Oct. 25 1S54-tf F. -. b. GILMAN.
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TE partnership heretofore existing under the
l. aud style Of aHyfz MATHEs, dissolved by mutu
al consent the 10th inst Payment of debts due the
old arm can he made to either Of the undersigned.
FRED. SHUIZ,
JACOB MATHES
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WATCHES AND JEWELLERY.

L,INE GOLD AND SILVER wAT1HEs.-IHE SUB
scriber wsud call the attention Of purchasers his
large ard veil selected stock u follow
and which Will DO forwarded 70 all parts Of the Unss States
and Cabadas By nail FREQ Of oharEeuies Jur
SEQ Cooper wa.ehs. dup.. and levers from si25
horses S1 70 $3.50 ehronometes splendid esld pocket
ehrcnsmexs perfect timeksepera SIS $3.50; eishtdy
sss enamel Watches TOR ladies' some in huasiss ossss @
s5s $780, magic Watches which change three adr
emit watches 500 TO 75 watches which wAd mp, and
tho hands stnout Eey @ to $40 dAxusrreosype uatch
Of which az 90 srsangd - 70 combine the wstsh
hne sod s.ehsd lever. $50 gold ensmsllsd w..ches for
the la les $685. gold English patent e35 gold English
lever hun ting 8 silver levers low
80 s6 silver ttsche levers - low e paper msohs
ell chs 66 70 $ br cocks TO $50; Gt maa,el time
pieces S 70 500 oos closks $40 70 S6 Watches repaired
in the and WARRANTED ~ less than the usual
prices Also clocks and jewery repaired in superior
ner g1o y ALLAs importer shoissalo ana ressii. No.
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D1ARrvRs on TINE wAsHnsroH.-rhs mail Steamship
Washingon Capt Fitch. sailed ct noon ysstssday for
Asnsn, touching ct Southampton. sns carries tmrv-
mr. passengers and slS7, 900 In specie.
=. sYxAnm NIAGARA oapt Latch, nom Liverpool
vhiah arrived here Wednesday, covered with loo
a "a The eadirg trucks forward She must have
very severe weather. for her figure head part Of
Asr cutwaser and all her head rails were washed away
having her smack smooth about tho bsw but 30 thor
ouehE ID she built that not Of her pAskiDg
sppean to have been afsoied Her commander, CAPT.
Latch, IL o. the most able and accomplished sailors
Of the Cunard Hne and is highly esteemed BY all who
have the of his acquain Like the other cap
tAins Of the line he has worked his way up step BY sts
- his present position. In common with his numerous
kiands vish him cen nued success In his Aborious
and Memorable profession.-Boston Aads
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Ulell.

O saturday. January 70. EDwAsD DnLoS, . native Of
county Ros eonnoa, Iceland
Hs fuueral viii take paes this day from bis ats resi-
eseos, No ls6 twelfth street. near avenue He friends
and ae quAtntanees are invited TO attend
o. Thursday evening January 70, GILBERT HAppm, Only
child Of LEONARD and Hsrsh J. Lewis, aged year and
mont
he friends Of the family respectfully invited TO At
I'D ths funeral ~ ten O'Clock this morning from the
rssdsnos Of h parents No Norfolk street, His remains
WIN b taken TO Greenwood for iatsrment.
eyed Al years and 10 months
me embers Of Arcturus Lodge No. 274 Of Free and
Accepted kasors and the fraternity Ia general nvt
Cd to attend hts funeral from his late residence No 70
Hester street, at o. clock this afternoon.
On saturday January 2s LYDIA, rsot OF the late Wm
The relatives asd isnds the fAmf, invited TO
tspd her funeral from her late rsadenos No. 40 Bedford
street, 81 tve O'Clock morrow afternooa.
On Saturday, Januafy 49, JoesrH DONALDSON formerly
u No 4 Ru gers stree y aged 81 years
His repds and aoquantanaes respectfully invited TO
attend his ~ one O'Clock 70 morrow asruoon from
Ms 's residence 70 Orchard street, without further
vitAttoD. Hsmains Will b taken 70 Greenwood for In
ts1mept
On sstur,ay, JAsusry 20. Of dropsy the brain,
TnosAs TxAHw youngest child Of Patrisk and CsthaSoe
Ksfesey seed year, month and ID days
The fienda relatives Of the family respectfully
vaed attend the funeral NJ half pest pine O'Clock TO
norow morning from he rsscenoe OF his parents, No
los Eissbet til HIS Iemaus vii be taken to New
Rochelle for inter mept
sudd My on saturcay January 20, CLAYTON 7. Cooa.
RAn sgs - ytart, ponibs and 10 dsys
His rslat and friends respt otfuIy invited to ct
tsntsbis fdnsra O'Clock this afternoon, from his
te residence No les Esex street. without further invi
Aton His rsmAis win be taken 10 Shrewsbury for In
tsrmsnt to morrow.
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EoroOnol 1ntelllRenC0s
James Burnsy, n Campbell, N. warner PhiIadsi phia;
Q q Thompson, BunAlo: o. Edwards Albany J. Adams,
l. Bisslow Boston; N D. Ospp, Chicago arrived res
tsEday ct the st. Nicholas.
Metropolitan, and is expected to arrive this evening
is Fey. savannah; N. alan ahard, Aaias; Y. Ball
0sergis; j. j. Carr. Maine. Baldwin Winship Boston
.sn boo.y uise W.. Trus Chicago
Rsdaeld, a. G. Martin, Hoyt, Albany; 9 Williams,
MchisaD;G Torrey, Boston; Col Z Iominson. y :.
yesterday 1t the Astor.'
WIN. e Baker, Boston, Thomas A. Ronalds. West
chester county; DR. vsndsrbnrgh Rhnebscx; John Bra
y, Esq Novs SCOTIA; John Martisg, Savannah rhos.
Bsruoi, Hss.; 0ass E LAYTON Newport; were among
Ne Arrivals Al the Prescott House yesterday.
DEPARTURES.
For Southampton and Bremen In the steamship Washing
ssselins. csiiforns; King Mango, xpp.ksn . BAN
MRS sas fHff
s.s YoIi
Hss born Philadsiphi. Brsssiss Francs; Stiles.
Do Berg. Miss sohapslka.
Fer Norfolk Petersburg snd Riohmsnd the steamship
lake n. Isis s sis HieIeisss sn.nusi and LADY,
s:s n, sI;:s
nsoloud Gray, Capt Hill, UsA, 50 soldiers, and 20
lsst s,a lss ssnnels Allen John Baker, Ianss Monde
J.nss Hathsr Daniel Esbsrt Horace sohumafs,, isn
a. .sS LADY Van c!ss's Church. S.rsisss
sSs
SSss I;s5
lssy, N yarnsdus, L ysr.sdus, Anssl Bsnson Rev H
.sns H..
S,y R.,.. H. yGss da,. s:Js Car.
M Reilly, Kennedy, and II In ssserake.
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COHskTs CoRsBTs, .CoRsE1s.-MRs GAYNOR, 10
" Third avenue, has just received per
ef,h0,. sle ant rrsseh and snsh wye cos.e 80
n. very little half that charged IL New York
inferior article. We end ladies Who want
embroidery and ersl fancy Third bex
the ug ssors corner Of n nth street
EwIS sEACOkD ARE TBE BROADWAY RET ALL
IL the snufaoture OF Paris hid ri veTerray
Brohsrs awarded the medal Of the New York
- hbition. upto Mems and Ladies' Kid al Depot and
exhibition u snts rch furnishing goods. 66o Broadway
Stu, vssapt institute.
IJICH DRY GOODS LAST WEEK or rHE SALE OF
m tho rich and extensive stock Of lIFrArY CUTTING
s2i Bro.dva The will positively he closed sssur
day Feb Ali who wish 70 purchase cheap goods must do
before that time The stock ~ silks bnreg Dc anss
priv ted jaoonet lace g.ats linens aad sd ensh
bapbips table cloths Ia stl large N. B.Paris
tlosks -fty below the OF i'm p~rtaton
Broehs and cashmere shsw wis at great reductions.
cILKs, LACIs AND EnBROIDERTEs. IN GREAT
- vr Of styles TO which We invite an inspecsio ~ ne
ere Offering great 40 dueemes's 70 purchasers.
KRRR CO. 767 Broadway. three Aosrs below Nnah u
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STOLEN GOODS


OFFICE or TIE CHIEF OF POLICE, JANUARY ~,
~ Is5An owner wanted At this efaoe for one frkin q
butter supposed 10 been ssosn also horso and
ast NJ havins said stolen property IN u, deteined
cEO. w. kATSEIf. Chief Of Pclisc
CTOIpN-THk PUBLIC AIS CAUrLokeD AoAINBT
~ nc.o,istiag c!ek 40 TOR tl03 81. payAbls to
5sarsr At he Amsriosp Exeh.nss Bank and drawn By y
Iisse ue s.rs ssug forciby taken FROM "a.
night he 2a.L By gang Of rcwsies Payment has
been stopp,d. T. kkIbA
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

posT trrICE NEw YORK NOTICE Mali.
sr R'o Jsnsire ard vslpsrsis per .sesmss Yankee
up nn flee on that day No letters ~i be reserved %
board Of VIE steamer. IaAAC v. POWLRR. r. n.
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YroToassonal Cards-Drs. b. q j. Hunter
oossavs passa diseases Of ahs lungs daily. rom A. r.
n. 81 thsF ohoe. 7e1 Broadway. Ssw doors above
0gAth street. Refer 70 = A. LAMBERT ESQ Mayor Of Brook
narShal Washington O., and many othcr persons Of
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Hair Dye and Wlgs-BatcheIor's Manufac
tsry for these articles removed No 2sS p
Dests the Park where he the best IN
Ne the application Of his snd
HE newly vented wigs and toupess Nine private
Ro<me. Al dooy.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

TO DRnTIsTs-rHR ADvERTIsRR BEING IN VERY
peer health wishes 70 sell his business, with
furniture END eae Of the house. wbiah 10 situated
the best street In the city Tho prof. rissox
INTENDS going south Address O. A. Broadway Posi- 0os,
imn e6istsIy
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There can be NO Greater Evidence OF the
vAity Of HERRiN 0S burgler proof Than
constant increased demand.
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REWARDS.

61n RRwARD.-1HE ABOVE INWARD WILL RI
DIU paid giving infoyu alton leading TO the
detection Of the who trese into tbs store u E. oazet
no. whisshan street,
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Laces, Laoes, Laces, Laoes...Ths Under
xnsd inform bis friends and the ladies that he
ss received from Psrs the largest most varied
Dent Mslese lsoes which win DO found TO excel any
0Dods the quality before ce cd In this market
VAknei laces from 10 70 $iz alwAys On nAnd.
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MATRIMONY.

MAfklhoNH.-A Y0UH0 NAN TwRNrY-ET0Hr
A years. o. ase having recently rrturned from Call ornA
sn sm PIE o. sussess VALUED - the Mint ~ go
BE- content 70 live upon tee nsere assressd Pre
mnarcs arranged on an interview. p bus thoso
nia, Herald ofnce.
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NEW YORK oRsE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STRrET-
Auction tse Of horser carriages harness. saddles
every Monday and "Wednesday. At IL O'clock.
JOHN II. GATFiELD, Propristor
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

state Of 81 Nays .hurob, williamsburg. . lecture
Ml be delivered By Raw Peter Mclaughlin In Montasue
20 q seven ooloet Subject The Social Moral
eaoh bs had 81 Of the bookstorss Of
the Aesrs. NugeAt, Brooklyn.
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Ewelfth Regiment Ball.-In Consequence
hs crowded state Of my rooms last would give
datisn Of my patrons on Monday evening, January 80
JOHN KEEfE, 694 Broadway.
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Hats! Hatsi Caps! CapsLAt Wholesale, q
s..: q We above articles Of shs latest patterns
e: i:rss f ss 40 rSSs. for sale - very low
Twelfth Regiment BaII.-In consequences
H. q my . dr Ss CIV,
sausn Of ny patrons on Monday evening, Jsnuary 80
Bsnvard's Holy Land Closes After To-
Il "a & s ssn ne mos:
ss 2: siss
TIE Seven Mile mirror VIII be Continued
3: M M eyer, on and a week 70 a
Se Is cents each wv WV
An Evening en- tho Water" Nooturns,o
eapoesd and dsdeassd all lovers Of Art and nsture BY
.:ss saso:.s TSs piece lie
ss:: iss g a.ss: BY noRAos wArER
Premium Planos.-Ths New York Crys-
:s ess pss The os.i d sss uris. Dso
e ~ .srs e = reg s a ss
M o wthe1s he eoisn can b. found a. tnsr
''r ''' Ss'z e sol. ....A
Few Music-The Prodigal Son, Sacred
81 ana .%S sros a,r.ns:s Tor he piano H:asy
Fl: mi q IL
Men are Born with TIVE Eyes and ono
tongue that twice much they hsno
he judioi brakeman tre 10 please the public wish hi
works rsth.r tbs bis words GkkkN No Aston Hou:e
Laces, Laces, Laces, Laoes...Ths Under
nsd bes inform his friends and the ladies that he
1ent Of Msese laoes which win Do found 10 excel any
ooods the quality before Offer cd In ths market
Vakncisnpes lAees from 10 10 $l2 always on hand.
r. ". ROBARIS 100 Broadway, corner Of Ninth stresA
There can be mo- Greater Evidence OF the
vanity Of HERRiN 0S fire and burger proof safe Than the
constant increased demand
Hair Dye and Wlga-BatcheIor's Manufac.
Ssry these articles removed 70 No ass Broad op
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SAA4f1a M ACCfa.,a.

49,
| A UcTioN SALE OF CIRCUS properly WILL Hs
"A sod at auction Gs The sraaeh nstei 50 Bewssy or
Known =. Rysrs Eaasi s ss9sk con..a, e.
sss iStwiss articles, Also sss1ytasF epFr,sniPg .a
horses four ponies nine baggage wagons ADVERTISING
iss sass ,"f s sss.
barnes var robe Tor ssseppa sSd snsral ono
Gus wardrobe pe.e sss Of sssestran cuts and ,ao
descriptive .@sD srs. outs To-
poa and guy 3t 5 % sss
and seat p.nL,s sl.oges GROW bars pSw 49, The stool
Inns county NEW Ycrs nosslinsars i ten alis. from
ELLGAs Ygas!rURI At AUCTION wITMeuT RE- r.
rich turs Of 22 West
& IN shs pfI M ns t0a Ii H.
ents Of he house. win be sold rain or shine.
uISsy II LEEDS AUcTIoNEER n. q. LEEDS 4
4 ss :. .u9 % o. .s II ,s double a.
aaa 'x barrel Cd guns for account Of whom
NEwo aSRK 81. oESI aAzaAE CROSBY sTRlET-
every Monday and wsdasss.y: At u o'eloeE. ~
ing ~ 10Y seiSol By o.,.i0spe .. No 2 Eighth sveuue,
nne order and consist, Of which
ton Offering Inducements osnssns In
part Of rcys Wilton .abssTy snt ingram osrpsss every
glasses .bt and brackets rich suite parOr fur
tire and pier tables s.srss mirror font Sre. ana
back reception ana chairs lace curtains and
elegant shades music and eoresores and
sa as':s q ss:
.d Win
pssses feather beds 30 fit elegant toilet t
SS' aaa osi sssrs With esssS variety
chan Der dining and tables
dinner se, glassware crSs!s1y So. snb ssins ~ We ..
I0 oc Ok precisely Men vii Do In attendance
TO the furniture edately sftor the sale.
TOBACCO ANB DAMAGED TEA AUCTION-NON.
day 81 IL O'clock At Dey street Of Greenwich,
500 lbs superior plug totaoco 80 boxes Bogars chewing
do $50 dozen smoking do Also, 100 half chests tea,
damaged ty fresh together with segaI
store. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auotionsss.
WHLIAn nELLoR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tale OF furniture at the salesroom No "a Sixth
on Tnedsy JanraIy Stat At o'clock va-Fcur extension
dining tables 10 and IL etoax touches and couch
Also 70 pay cash advances one sus q amber fu!
niture mahogany stAs wararobes iron bcdsteads wal
nn do mAhosAny marble top bureaus and Wristbands 70
mattresse and psias nth aiarse variety not enumerat
the sale every article positively scld Cash advances
made all kinds Of merohAn iise
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THIS NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON PRINTING
speety informed sks line Of prinnS serrsph hss
been erected between New YORK and in the oat
having b. in successful opera
for Yearly tw elve months, be relied ct all times
means ready between places The
aud patented Roya!E House BY this great
Of the printing telegraph dispatches plainly
printed in capitals the alphabet Of the people which
.eaui.es Is.s:ion q GopYns ros .oogrsSy and de-.
located folIowsNew York Wall street; Paterson
Telegraph building Main street, aoery build
ing State Of Chestn
and Third streets WmnstonSoutheast Of Market
Third Baitim re3 Baltimore street, betwen
Calvert and South streets: ssress In the
LespAtohes aIded by this line 70 all Of
United sates and tsh Provinces of North Americas
favorable teegrs phi line ONCE hours
daily from clock N. to 10 O'Clock r. Sundays
r. NORRIS. President
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THE CRYSTAL PALAI !xHIBiTIoN.-P. HAAS,
Daguerrean Artht 81 Broadway has sosived ffom NAs
Crystal Palace the pictures which placed che
opening Of the ipstisuti and would sat6sd exhibit
M takes this nsthoa Of calling the attention Of his pat
in tie their verdict viii
weight than can tbs uds neat Of PACKED commitess Witch
hnd Of Gaia AtnE light, shade and cmpcsfttcn
through the medium OF champagne and byaies end who
make battery and fwpnG The anssrds BY which
OF ART rather than the unerrng criterion OF nature
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

TIE Seven Mile mirror Will be Continued
exhibition and eveuing this week.
rd the gift tioies holders chance visiting II before II
ehangss owner singlo tickets be procured ut the
rs cen oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

a SUIT or HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON
a 6rst or let 70 gentlemen, family Of not m
than three persons with sxcrsivs Of kitchen also
bedroom third acor with gss baths 10. Apply 81 No
"a BEND street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

Dsnvard's Holy Land Closes After To.
Night tsis Is the chance witness these thrlinglI
pa ntpgs rhis been the most successful
Denorana Ell bted in this CITY, Go early - night
lure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

Men are Born with TIVE Eyes and one
tongue twice much they say hsno
WORKS rather than his words GREEN. No Aston House
aslg this principle manufactures shs that speak foz
Aon6elvsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT BIT A HIGHLY REsPEr.
M liable rcn Iemsn wtsttn Wife She have su n
accom- pli hmenAa to make homo agreeable
happy from twenty 70 twenty ave ~ age,
urtmpssohakIs character Sincerity nnd truth OBJ
ssxvsa Address W. n. Broadway rcst OMea.