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Tie OHrlna
E-LO CBPISIY ana WOODS MIN>Ik is

o5,n LsgI, Eyel.as p4r.4s n, y:..s $780,.
Voc ..... .......'''-'''.s' s ,,e'
Jses cpsn of G. eor.oeneo - q ocoez -lcte. = e4
IlUCKLEYs s6RENADfRs, No. $50 BRQAD-
~ e. ,@ s4r Fe seis IT, 1SR 1a I ~ 5, % =.
Eiadrsl GeEs .. ~ Ger "tt9 'S - M a o. " D
Cone.r = - O'Clock Admission - eeon
Trench LITERARY EHTERTAINAil.NrS.-
rtI as Fqrh LIeio s on on sGf y fyE E'1 10
&coL ,af SPPo ,ere v5s ~, hs1.adeS D.
1.ss ABf,d De Eguy, Eugene Sue, &C, Ao'
I Asst WEEK Of slGNOR BLITZ--STUYYE-
a. s4ST p,Se .p 70 so5iis row d vea a
ssrs eoEpe rbs + ~ Of SA ~ d, Me- &C.. sS , sa2
f.r6s The pl entertainment ia tie s'y. MO DAY
o,c ocl. ed on WEDSJ sDAY aud .AlUgDAY AFTEaSoo
cts Admission IS ceuts Chi dIer ~ ee-is
pROOKLYN AMUSEMENIS-Fun, wonler and
Il polar MAO lei an sid yEErElLOQUisT s give assli,'
SEsb%Y E2ESi '1j HieG as above %
UROADWAY MENAGERIE, No. 337 BROAD
WAY W Ny 2xS f "a s STS0 s2 T "a E8
TRAoBn,NARY sDd YNPAR iLLtLED EHlaA AItKAC;,
ne ts Tfe flIiPu rlAV BiEG TIE sa po5isn
DIR !i2y szsvd Ihe lar.tr one -ii
OF sTJEN ArRDRED AE0 sEvGNTY-:oGR POUNDS 10
I1y Of VIII BEASTS Performance Of HsRa DRIES
o,atn f,op' 10 Mtoi5P.N Adalaop q ce.s et3e1
DERTAArs GREAT DISTRIBUTION has now
t,len psce oud LYONS bespfu Fnsr4yl2e Be had
Goisrj you viii be- p1esptoi viii afbse Of Fendi gins,
'ATAIGAPLg FApM
AsILlNIlD COUNTRY STAT or ,,o,,,,,,,D,, -, ,-,y
A LE4UTlFCI CARRIAGE, Ike rr..iaen FimOre'' ~oth
iiGHT MEIODEONs silo each.
Mt me Il IL GA sEIs rAr f6h FtRfnr ua If
STiFqY FIVE ELFGiNr GOLD WATCHES, sc.
taking in 81 over oV splcn ID Gins 800. OIL, , 81.
o., I % seed s g. s:g I s j F S2
~ rc store No $50 Broadway, NswYofk These ensr'n eAn
Ary re,on pSrcl bg Of me "a orde, one dollar, worth o.
exepiSe rric.8essT end publisher No $50 orday, NswIoE
,2 6 Ts s at e 9'ss q ooa. yurnss
SIS IS6 N 10 e e %Syt AewYof
DROF. HART's WHOLE WORLD-OPcn ever,
j AFTERNOON srd EVENING a.the Wor a. Hal H'' 81
tai itIy cuse structure IN the exact shape and
5 T over re- 9Ii SSe 1e IN Gon The are
& end en- y0,s. 70 on I Ton eg.i e' t7
od hby also in view end with IRE aad spoke slaz from
nsssst4s o. Ma,i,iOH N'Iyse.,n wnr,
oar the city sam Frsncco a7fsa-s present.
doy ALSO Panoramic Vows N tie California Cola on3 Le,
certe. Tor leliieuss see olf ofthe dsy
UANVARDs GEORAMA, no. 596 Broadway.-
ID LAST Wick OF THE HILF which no open 10 on
ccet end wsdPsidy ana Saturday o. q s o's
1be Hell is TO let.
CPIPITUAL MANIFEsTATIONS-M T. and
- MT H. spuit Mediums 81 cor ilanson5 q, No i' Bread-
ING nom 5 20 S ION /. to IL O'clock.
TO- , :. for is5e ifoe Who :sae TIE n admission 30
Remember corner OF Li'perard-st
sufEmXTrNDENTs OFFICE, CO tai Palace o. %, 1853.
T'HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
tShitin sin remain open daily drug the winter ' II
SIMPLE admission Gems,
children andsr twelve % cent.
I'M. BITCHELDER Acting Superintendent.
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ann GREAT PRoTESTANT ROMANCE,

NNHE GREAT PROTESTANT KUMANCEi
Il DARLINGTON CASTLE, TALE OF TIE JEscIrs
BY G H. author OF Amy Harrington" Carats Of Lin"oo1'
etc. etc.
vol Emo S PIP Price cloth gilt Is cents paper 50 euts
We have In this remarkably able and brilliant novel the story Of
an h hsiress order that her yGt possessions shond m
u6er the control Jsuis beeame the victim Of deter9e
pprelu and unscsupuous persecution Pursued and hi'sd
b every , nrenaty cunning hatred could suggest she
rpdeeoe an IN cunt saern and Trial difficult 20 conceive bu;
through bieh she eyiuees h exalted AID oTtuie 50 10
te firm ard erduIiug that ths sIouses II us a. ones IA
.,b an the o.t sincere Admiration. The beauty and sweet
re Of her cha seie her ennobias Vrues ard her hk
suffering are al pictured forth b. the suthor with 80 much ~
d,eaoy and power with subtle OF the haaaa h-
and 50 de and comprehensive insight ia'o human hsia'e
dat her sge with ell Ii. exquisite lights and shades s beautiful
eoous seble proportions stands out from the eiavas ike
,..l,,v BUNCE BROTHER Pubishers,
No Isl Nassa1st.
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'
TrgEPSIhe advertiser OF tTsct u Lat On wAh
tLcre yery superior sand bed possessing rhsit Tor %
narui.ctue II tie deception CT wei . VIA
GlyGsss It's ocAon thln sif nile Of RAJ f0sd d. 2-,
eoaIe y short with Nv Fl tfs1spo oa raadefing N
C-ire accessible; gOi s! eau also BE- N
IN rst tbun6srce delivered the door fo 81 10 81
cord factory erected within rod Of he Openaz %
rsC1irin- rts
OF Of water Of cis1t paty y aCs
ry amount machinery. The locsOn ads for Tesehag
gsIss' cnsdefed sec Ofthe eaoslment0fg Wiz
dow or Plate Gls Hosfe The property therefore offered r
,se fuosSs iudgi1a company Considerable s.ock
would tken in the vicinity the owner lesns Ant taking
ton sso Application eating residence. &c, viii ha
rrctr Eoce koE other vii DO s;ten Led 20 Aies D.
Lover Pcst-Ofce.
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yJTANTED. An active and intelligent Youth, IL
w ,es Of ase writes good burss hand sa- slfi A.
f,s Uera fre hspr tui 5a il respectable nsr
es1te house h. w9ald Pr'n 70 devote al IA us . .
rioyets interest wirG EoIE sEa ts WIS; ~.
uefc1 Fers h qualifications not -
Ipcrsl object coed suaoa where Be soas have sA.ee
n t6y.uee he address ID B 81 Janles Aiea!
ne 10 .es Wet 2eihs; for too days
yJTANTED-About the middle of April in an Acad
w euy miles from the city aYouns Lazy 20 teach F.eEeA
ard HpslI,h A6dIes. TAUREAS TIitEne ofee.
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GI mo TO PHYSICIANS end MEDICAL

sp sOOOs SIT DENT5.-Dr. X HUNTER. n MIR u
IT, ell College Surgeon &c IN association with d. JAMES
EUEIER lac oSe q tie sns efthe ROYAL ssfary
Disease Ol tie Che City Eos5 Lnsoz hare re3ged 20 New
York and opened c 6Z Boa.way for the exclusive
Of DeE ofths Lguss BY nhsstlD IL l. hsE nten
tou, tar the month Of phi IA connection With their tres
nef b. i-LLon = eteace course o. eton N iae pfsc
tc r6y std application o. iSssi dIsgaos the deee loa
C1tses Of he Lung G1d 10 tie a thss das,s ~
sdeBs ILsoDs Ta rstnen. first iaroi lesd into the
Urfec by Dr. HUNTER Il consists IA reducing me-
eiLs cnc oI q a. Bhang then nt2 TIE ank Ile
ecit spilled directly y the essssd cfn Iasy % ~
be appeite Digestion. They tEacx ths ci'sss ~
very der The sxpeetorson easy sad relieve
heath ChesEg Eas ed:ab sled the c11eJJ
Cors1mbt0n eyn ctyiies arc ioed 70 M csL 70 le
phfssn sh0u 70 enter upon tie dates o. ~ Lfy@ 2 "a
cat7 q ceasrsof Cles' rres-le o. W MS tSoTs )e
ample ttsn ~ other Vhis he pae o. sc hsog srons ~
res. rruurfEffre than n-EA prace slssA % rs
tofvless har0g ths n-ans Ole, 100 ~ which ~ 20
dss Ct Inhtlaiisu, l can eonf7-fe al t1n o. ood
Inc. he n o. phanihr0Ec heart n cy n tie r.
u hev Lo3e eircsted ami seeonp<hed physician
Articulation AMI Perc1sion Thoroughly
seortea with eli tie details Of s treatment not Only VITA
ts 81 eyte.diSg and tksr ufars bat also -
ststt al usrcsr1ry srscuIson aud Jr.eirY which Is
gcs bss a. part % the Ua.ed states For .ern
ard ad6rrs DIS HUNTER PhySstsa2 Tor az
esss Ct the CEes, No 7e9 brcsfSsJ
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fost aae foHno.

OST-On Friday, l1th, a Morocco POCKET
h DIARY .riug receipt Z vgT Of Henry c DTish hs
ee hundred sl-l Poosi ea8 Company 70 be gd on
October 1884 Notice Of the los having been n 70
h e AFul,sle reward l
le "a On leG,irg ~. GEO BRADSHAW, 10 52Johss-
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Men Publications.

a NNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOYERY-Pub-
~ Hthed tl1s day and for sale By
EVANS DICKERsON, No CT Broadway.
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Or Year Book Of
Facts in iepce and Art for lS5i-e1hbin the most imp au'
discoveries md Improvements Ediolby Niles lvoL lE~o
Cloth 81 IS.
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DEARL FISHING from DlCkENS-ln press ana
ii vii he publshed in few days - ,.,.
PEARL FISHING; Or CHOICE sroSlEs IsoA B.eht i
HoUsEHoI One elegant l2no volume "in AT0tI'
Dieltus Steel Price 81 - .,--. 4,
Published by Alden Bssrdsey Co. Auburn ana 70, ss1s IL
New. YORK BY &c DEBbl NO. f"A P's'e ss'SAS N''''
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y LING
ress ofrs fr sae t1e ooeus rfc!pes veh TIC fl
n eieheel jean e1p G. chemist snd nan &
tIsr recegt back vanish Tor etr pce 81 Barn
save sup Da5' s7i1s pain IL ata1t ~ care tr
P.ups pl0r.hls SlEhua s. fof er1's do
rrt di,lo cr Ch~tr, FL r TIE three ssls
I.edy OouCTsa 81 IS tles az G ga1sbs anf eo nny
hEn asked h. tho cash accompany aly
ea;cts aid | jsrs l-sisfste ped "a secrecy a. =
unless other9se rsred ~ ths tdEssr I'd
dress ENEAAH EevlBuLsa * = J. k.flc Of Tue b5lc
easr,rer fivsn If desirgd
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sgOAEp- one Room, suitable for one or two Cen
ftti-ft lstrrL-Cs rANtan-gr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ron e,tYssas1A caE0ON, AND TIiE stSuwIcE I'IArDf
I.r,iae3 on he &asrtre OF ssok h Steamer n Apawa
a. III + tef snrsIn bnele oo2ies ceo's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TO PASSENGERS for CUBA. The Revere House
me hr-esf most airy aud soarnodO1s Hotel IN tassns
ssr immediate yci-.fy Of he OapiA,s Heo-
Palaces The CifheCr >efuiehcf q Neani-
tr Plaza C-s'ou 30 ~ Qiy so aesFt 80 sneis
flsstft Ac-b he steamers &c icitss
,be Ian az ( Of pa.selsrr and easWgs .,., q. .-.-
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Cbsntes for Dnsincss f,Ien.

VALUABLE PATENTED INVENTION for
n SALE or FNcNANGG.A Icre caisrt WI o. 't. d %
rrrsol Whel properly. Appy 80 as-OS No 50 35d
way
A COMqETENT LADY, who has q Ladies' Board
Il irgsctool te ocunt gi's 10 reirogc New 2s o. 10
tte 20 e1lArcl her ei'arstu' o.
would eto raeists herself wE some .ady tti-g - rlt
mems the active m tn lJ' 1r mo- AS '
rrs.cs tra arrangement soIid be made 2 on az rsu ei
Auw,r with usls AID aiiToH, SCHOOL, Box No
Pest Otlca Nsw-Nork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

NTTW MUSIC-Published by SCHUBERTH u Co,
II No IS Broadway Cha Sc Buusinss -
Chss Mayors Premium Polka Flicker G'aeufe sehoeS eSH
e5eepts Sebuberth Family PSnt containing y opera snd %
Il. reCts Tor sruetop % cents sFsetseh sTeeths fosi
N Int. ZNYtod POLKA MszrkA 10 eeGts stlk FaeSel
Pok 10 cents livery Of these pieces fa OF e49ey -ha
sveetuess an Is sold in thousands Of eo2es
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a FRONT PARLOR and BEDROOM Ga the
f door, Lex 10 Or two Gcn'ntn With or without
Board 0erlcuau and b. Wife Eit board Toe rooms are
chad viii as Aso pleasant Attic Rooas lnline
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

DOONS to LET-Wth Steam Power, 3o1oo, wen
.,rtss IN hs mechanical parPo Also smaller room, 70 so
C,fi,,eiets =. FERRIS FABER.
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NJ RAYMOND, rlsT -,eireA.

YOUNG CENT EMAN wishes 90 find honor
come part Of rlcsyn Neyfcrk suiAll All neatly
shed Rcom viii Taslo or a ard IN prNao family 81 q
s,oy Friy.e suuy without bcares preeredl "olii We
rerus ard e V 70 fair price Ia aissnee "a
crse referee b sen Adde'S for two days IN
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DoarS ano n1ome.

EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS -Genuemen WI DO
II ~ - rsne Der ,hey have esccen, LO1sis- 10 siass
Rocrns per eight corner . FaaNot ana "HAn ss
Glr,t oven aLl MN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

ARGE ROOM 10 LET-Suitable for religious ser
ycss "a esra.v VIII seat over hundred pes2as and
vel he'd and wafrssd Can b sBy time stDODWoAIh7
No sd Broedgay, opposite ilthat
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ExTANTEp--A situation b. respectable Protestant
w yturg Woman 10 rrod Co0f untsTs ints c1ohag
i ald Itsy Is rTo cled srrdr's oi cy rtisf3nos
lstf. Apply - Gs 90 AO9r Ont 9-tween z5tl
81 q Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

TRULY ASTONISHTNG-Tb crowds that nightly
Il Goek UNCLE TOMS CABIN a. the BOwery Thes,er.
Secured selling premium No ADVANCE seHsc inc
foI ofee Esrly application only sBeeeesry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

4 OTIS 10 LET-Ibe Lofts Of marble-iront store,
70 7Ip,,kns1st ze 81 inches by % feet well gate1
-, or - 80 IrsIalsss to STARR, FELLOWS, Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

BLOOMS and POWER 70 LET.-Well lighted Rooms
Is Win cream. power let 10 large new baiiipG Dnioa
Sf'- '' GEORGE JACOB,
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HOUSE TO LE1-NO. 3 DOVer-st, first from
FrtrLHEtqut.e Rent Seoo The House viii 10 pat 10 ofsef
r Fcoo Apply No ZIG Hercsrsi oct seen ne b'as
Of 10 IN the norniuE ard and Ia the evening"
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JVANTED-A situation b. a respectable Young
~ Wousu 60 cock wash irol 10 ~ family SI3 has
good rf.T,c Efpy ~ 10 ~ Fo.sJ fEont 5lsnsa NJ
- - m !. = C.uL-
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yHrAN1ED-By respectable young Woman, stu
w COX clss private fi w. 'll u No 3
Fat itL.; ca g. cn J- -5 d. p cot engaged B-st y
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rFACHiNf eUOP and IRON FOUNDRY 0r

rEACHINE GuOP aud IRON FOUNDRY for
vi SALE EGJwu ths Mercer works sred tn bank
Of Delaware RIVER in trenton feV Jey comprising tiroe
,sory bTics 81 .ilre shop. o. by 4 feet
Aono.to-y brisk Fi'ilgur 'h- % by icl ''-i
bik TO- foundry " by 300 f-et 49, '', p t and
Chaghs HoJss.
Ahal-e el- 81 Sac 4 by % .. e..
AtFtrtoO Elsue d. ltl-g Al bf lo' Feet
ASfs' q ~ suffd'It c'I -cif7 fer thl horses
ftcre holding Once
Al d l,e, 10. ST. F-t 5j feet The DsisFs
Fetr sn1 rs gel on Flle tl'is vse va 's.p1cd VIA 10
- 4c zoe . Wate.. heed a. ~ Crt fol-
Iltu. 4sLs Wrter PlWef t1n'Dsny
no b.i ir rGfC' Uin milo cl tres irollf to-
-ai. an 70 m 'oat aIcIng
-v rrssucer rains leave phfaf-7l- S. leG ~ daily
trLios Leave ftHIat g. f 81 1-ie . 20
rsLrct trains By Pcde-e ard Ds1w Gifoai %. th3
s-smb1a for Pmad.i1hla rinT th8
The facilities 0r ob coal snt rol Penn
the II communication with tho ty1 s-t
et. above alluded o. 1irs ts Of tbs bgsf locations for
az rso1 lo De desToa " n to taan y aaa
c. ls hu
he tuliu1 calculated Tor 1sve 'ic.ory ~
and ornamental b. 2aec k1d
o. man1isct. rins where Waterrc~er required
Posi- sion 81 fhe property Wi 10 given tmnetasy desired,
TINS etconmJd ing ..
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s.hfc JOfiN TAYLOR, kOp-istos.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
M eE1Is-WEEhLF TiubtNH
80 NEVT.INNK TRIaVvK

T. ,uahbeS <ery TUcsnAY ard - pay menus rec 81 a
,rrfn a. rofie' tof a. i'o p" 80 - A+'i-- - ~
nj, A. f-f eacA 1eertion
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WANT D ~ a Young Lady, sitGl.ion O., A
~ s-tsut -e.citr 60 = o, i1 tls csy o. -'1.v j.
ter.i.l ora a,d Dee Elash hTL " 1lt except
Gtsas,u IL Co9erlc.5 ADDE'S T. T., Box 30 as rcbaa.
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80 Ta..h Ls0s of 1ied itiou Is Ges % mixing
pelsIntn ~h gentleman Of tsPe t-'T IA tne 4'3ye
csrscry With WI hot ca en from th> exp fince
az belonging household
itie 5,u htr habits toudee her 70 m the
JON liy i-srciL.s board
th tiy. atlrlss EOL A-ErER LnoaEIaare Poit
g..rf 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-02

-FOUR YEARS LEASE for sALE-POSsession
oven inme6atosywo large Rooms sscosd story '1tses
a. t b1Fhes have Iorh gbif itres 10 each ROM
sccG o BfosNay Ren eIy low for tho ls.too
SIC Bfssawsy Of White Inquire between IL anf
p " a. DRAWS ssu8o, No. SIC Broadway.
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ECR SALE-TLo Hide ani l'et House No. 22O
EUzsbeh also TITO iic and Fat House on S3 - 100 feet
w. O, 8t.tv melting Housa for FOIL SIKH s. This ~
ord with Peus 40 PUMPS and at ttgt2s bs1nfhf
ttl,o AZ, Lease Of Il do and Pa House 81 ay <tst
Also Side cus- TO rent oh and 3dav.
rvgo GOOD Scales all Beans Weights Sc.
Ar1y 20 WILLIAM SMITH, Jr no % Eza5ethst Ia hladA-
ttu Smith lIOrCly
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LOR fALL-NdIuabIe lease Of BuIdlng NO. JOtn-
AZ rruf1E .hfoufh 20 Almost With Kf1rss pts
Z ofi esebc IA retail Dry Good. bUsnes Apply 10
j. 81. BEACH, No. l65 Bfosd4sy.
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CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-An active bust

- willing travel, having few huatel dlas -
ioytst i've Lurdcd pr cent "a o." week. The 5l.
with mandatory in the country 10 which there
compe lion. For pAS!ars, address MANuFAC tuhc@
his Ct.1e.
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gousce 10 Eet
|. pAIT Of a HOUSE to LET.


Gothic with about acre OF Land yea y,
The Boson Turnpike Road and Long Island soant H -
rss for Nv, York ani New Haven IA road
sud m.rus walk from the Esioad Dept lnqnfe Of l. D.
eHFpuTRD kos e an 81 Gold
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Poem cLttEtz tlslsId la AlG SAru y
Tloufs ia ~ " rrec n:yx hours anc sky % nina
fe NJ T. ned, be believes BY TIE tpIit a. -s
IttEn Yoet Dante. Published BY PARTRIDGE BE. ItAs
No. So Brcoway, n T.
AEDLORD's AGREEMENTS and HOUSE
l. BILLS plain form Agreement nos % let or IN
deiet; Agreement for tie tensaf 20 pay ior the Cl9oa wa
Aercer.eut the tenant with FIRE ca Sc Asres
vitk Morage clause for Of tOIo Leases VIZ
ID clause srecA Covenant Renewal 80
Deeds ard Bends o. TIRE kl
BLAKE sted sreras paper sa4 rn on the
margin House bs Or every deergtgu TIE ua1s sri STARS
supplied u GEOROE Il BILL Law a. .5 So
TOR Y. b PALMER views Of the Principle aud
rss-tiet Operation Of AiseTins hs little asaual fc
fer tie PIoFCr nde CT adv Its see folio . o. sane lae
rsrusl grsfis the Adves-E Agony, Ir5-7e
Baduss Il $50 son;alI w. able Est ~ b1sineS asD
w ANTED- Subscribers 10 the ROCK or PURE
w GOLD ycsirs fond Of DO 20 through it proi . 10
shscrbtrs Ags1ts OF o; Ccrtfi5-o- o! so
fo the d. s &c O. 50 dozen sab
rccn rice 81 hs q r0rtly numb Consisting chase
irerci;ps mosl tsoiur For T5culr inf .ia red 10
cover Aed.e ortsIs POSTPAID 70 Ms : A WHlfLOCAt FL
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GALENA MARKETS.


FLoUR.-SF = Dbl, SIS Goa Sc SO; Extra, Sc 50GD
81 Oc; b w e 100, OOl0OO; shorts, lO(0OO
GRAlN.-Wheat q bushel, 5000; Corn, shelled, 81
M0O; Barley 81 90; Oats, 3oc.
PoRk.-Mess T. bril- $50 so; clear Mess, l5M75, so;
Lard, + brl, 10000.
BUrrER-Firkin, l5Ol6; Fresh, l6tGls.
CHEEsE.-Englsh Durham, IL GDl5; w II. 1lDl2l..
SUGAR.-NO, q 1t, 51.a6la; Clarified, 6a4GD7; Loaf
lODll
MoLAssEs.-N O, e gallon, 3O(G 35; $ II, 37fG4O.
COFFEE AND RIcE.-Rio 4 Ii, l2is i4 Java, liza
le; Manila, 1911; Rice, 6laM6.
TEA.-lmperal = ID. 45075; Y II, 4OtG7Oc; Black
4etG 60.
FHUrr.-Appes, green, 2 bbl. SO 5oiDs5 90 Dried
do, bushel 81 4O0Dsl SO; Peaches, dried, = bushcl
81 6O(DSl IS.
FIsH.-Mackerel, No. l, r Dbl. s22 90; Goldfish
L H., 6c.G6,4c.; Salmon, /. bb, S25; Oysters, Z dca
SO G0lDS9 90.
LuMBER-Clear, q NJ, s3o0s35; Common, slsi0S2i
Flooring, rough, S23 Os,10s25 90 Ditto planed s35
Siding, $50; Sheeting, S4 ath, SD; Shingles, $4S5
ExCHANGE.-Boston and New York, a Z Ct; Chi
caso and Milwaukee, = 4 ct; st. Louis, 2. {. Ct.
MeNEy.-Fer 30 days, T. &C!
WooD.-W. O.,S5 0OGaS6 20.
FREiGHT.-Yo st. Louis, Csc. From st. Louis, 75cG
81; To st. Paul, 59(i 75c.
LEAD.-Pigs, I, 100 lbs, sales. Mineral, Z l0Ot
lbs a5(GOO. D-lved in Gaena, OOG0O0. Shot, T. sack
81 Goa So 10; white, pure, u keg, 81 ,5GtO0; No.
e keg. So 25Ga So so.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

GENERAL MARKETS.
1--WE SroCK.-Corrected daily by SCOTT & Co.--Bee
on foot So OOGs so 4 cwt Cows, S300S5O Work Oxer
s9o0s15O q yoke.
HOGs--Retail-on foot 90 p cwt.
SHEEP OO04 SO T. head.
VENI 'ON--carcass Sc I, Ii. Retaiil0c 2 Is.
FRESH MET-Retailf, fb.-Beef 10c. 01cc. Mutton l2c
Pork l2c. Veal, 12c. Chickens S. so q dozen.
PRovEloxs-( Corrccrcd daily by b. PRTSLET Pork
$40 Gsl9 so T. bbl. Hams, 15c. u h. Lard l?k0l5c {
Flour supcrine, 50 90; extra 80 so q Dbl. Corn Meal
25c. z bu Beans, 81 25 p BUSH Potatoes, 60cGGG5c
u bush. FreshiButter, CSC. IA SOC. p h. Cheese 16e "a
lsc q Ii. Eggs, Csc p dozen.
GRocgREs.-From Mr. ALEXANDER REy, Robert street.
Sugar 4 IT, brown, 71aO7a4c. refined, S1.c. crushed
and powdered, 121sc. Coffee, 1ic M15c Eio--laguyra
l6c = tb. Java zoe z Ii. Y. H. Tea, 75c, Imperial 81
Rice 121sc. Mol,sscs, soc. "a 81 90 4 gallon
DRIED FRUr.-Arpcs, 81 70 q bushel. Peaches 81 20
Green Apples, Sc 90 Z Dbl.
GRAIN-Oats 45c. Corn 75c. Barley zoe.
Observation-Disclosures IS SO u barrel. Tallow lie
p h. Candles star SOC. T. ID. Drfed Fish, lOc. z ID
Lime 81 SO T. Dbl. Onions 81 90 D bush. Lard Oil, 81
% p gal Salt 81 5O-fs bu. Vinegar, 25c. u gallon
Tobacco 2565Oc. q Ii. Hides (grccn) SIC. dry, Sc
q Id.
LrMBER-Common, s1661S u NJ. Dimension s.ui
So Flooring, s24 Siding $50; Shingles, SIS 90.
Woodbury., 81 SO q cord.
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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
"Wednesday MO rnilig, November 10, 1904
The Mechanic.

Sparks We are, artizans OF earth, from
the great anvil that six thousand years ago,
rang with the giant strokes of Tubal Cain.
Sparks that will transmit their light
through all time, and gleam lleayenward
from the shores of eternity.
The ant and little bees build their homes
themselves; toll and labor is their position,
and what little creature is there of the i'll
stinct world that bears better name among
the ease loving sons of earth, than they.
Mankind is prone to praise i'll Others
what they do not themselves practice, but
practicing it themselves they praise not
Others but their own humble selves, and SO
it is in regard to labor: they like to see
Others work and toll for their daily bread
but do not like TO do it themselves nor
have the praise of working for a living.
Those are droncs the dust that floats upon
the air of labor, and shifted by their own
wortbJessness from one place to another,
until their gaudy gil ter, borrowed from the
reflection of their own wealth, becomes the
means whereby they are hurled from eXis-
tence, from memory itself.
Aud the artizan, does he live for the
present or for the future?
Or does death, when he grasps him, pull
him forever from the recollection of the
living, and leave bleak place in the fire
side circle for sorrow to occnpy, until filled
by another.
The answer is plain The mechanic
leaves his inn rint upon the age in which he
lives and time marks his history as guide
for the future. A palace is drawn upon a
piece of paper, a mere pencil sketch. 1t is
passed to the mechanic. Weeks, months,
or perhaps years roll by, the pencil structure
of the brain becomes reality, lifting its
marble walls and lofty towers to the sky,
and from IFS demes the artizan looks down,
and then passes iimy thought, vague, III
distinct vet massive in its conception, and
what is it
That when those for whom it was built,
those who live, love- and pass from life to
death within it's halls, shall have been for
gotten he shall be remembered, for his
name is carved upon its tablet.
Yes, he will be remembered, and the
time will come, when labor, and labor
alone will be the guarantee Of honest vir
Tue and greatncss--labor, whether by the
pen, plough, or the smoking ferge, is all the
same.