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DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:


EARLE = GOODRICH -: :: :: EDITOR
TIIEDJILYIIONEEh, is ptt4sheat ecery cee day NOR
n;,o nj The once Bench Street Saint Paul. Minnesota, and
fr1shI to Nal Subscribers for Sir Dollars Year. in i'd
rance city Subscribers, Fifteen Cas Week. payable to
tie 1brier.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed at the same office
is sent to Nal Subscribers at The tollOong rates: Single Copy
7uo Doars Fire Copies, Eight Dollars; Eight Copies, tn
Drs: 7cre Copies TreIce Dotlrs. To take advantage .
DE club rates ho,cece the sDtsc price must tepaid IN
cdriaJiy IN Idraace.
IL CORRESPONDENTS Communications
,cU recee cteron AL articles protesting to state facts
mus, he accom- panied By tie AHhorS name not for ptcd
tion Jt guarantee Of the truth IF tie statements made
Voluntary Correspondence contdtntng important ne''s On
ttroa.,holu the NOltitueSt, Is Soiicited.
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BGy~ Var Eagle arrived at this port Sat
urday evening at 5 o'clock. To her we are
indebted for late Galcna papers.
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Rs5n See next page, under Commercial head
for rates of Money and Exchange, st. Paul
and Galcna Markets, &c.
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEET:
OFFICE dating since the FIRST MAY, 1853 reques
ted to present them at Counting Room FORTHWITH
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NEW STORE! NEW Stock:

MOULD most respectfully inform the inha btans Of
w 81. Paul and surrounding country tla: they ha
recently established Themselves in tho New Third
street two doors above Whitney's Daguerrean Gallery
where they offer 10 tho public assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Which for extent ana variety dura bi,y Of material and
elegance and beauty of finish will challenge COMPARISON
with the best selected stock in the Northwest.
II being determinaton TO do exclusive Boot and
Shoe business, we have every confidence in assuring tho
public that they at all times find the Best articles Al
the LOWEST pRITs Fer CASH at the
BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE, THIRD sr., ST PAUL
June l5-df
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BGs~ We are under obligations to McSsrs
EATON & DESIsoN for late papers.
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SIISAYED.

TyROM the sib-crbc living in St Paul ono horse and
II one mare. The horse is Arabian color. srofted
with white and red spots. The is of Bay color,
five wears old Both had leather head stalls when they
went away.
liberal reward will be given to any person returning
the horses giving information where they may 10
found q the undersigned living in Lower 81. Paul.
June 80 -dIw* JOHN R'h'tRS.
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The BRAND OF CAUSE.-THE editor of the
Philadelphia Courier says: while at the "Burn-
ing Spring near Niagara, a few DAYS ago,
we were requested to enter the names of our
party in the Visitors Register, and while COM
plying, we observed that the registry had
been suspended at about two-thirds down On
the left hand page, and then continued at the
top of the right. On seeking the cause, we
found the last entry as follows:
"MArT. +. WARD, Brother and Servant
OF course the name had cast a blight on the
page forever; no honest man would add his
name beneath that of the Cain-branded fugi-
tive, but underneath was written, as by the
hand of some recording angel, or crime-pursu-
ing Nemesis
"TUE MURDERER"
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An Expected Instruction.

The Natchitoches Ua) Chronicle Of the
18th ult. says:
For the last few weeks there has been an
interesting excitement among the planters and
citizens in the neighborhood of Campte and
Graphs Bluffs, arising from the reports of in
subOrdination and intended outbreak among
the slaves. There appears to be conviction
in the minds of the citizens that there is some
truth in the reports, but as yet we cannot see
anything positive to cause alarm. They have
taken precautionary measures, appointed COM
mittees of vigilance and organized active pa
trolls. White men are implicated as the lead
ers of the blacks but so far, no overt act,
committed by them, has been discovered. Yes
terday large party of the citizens proceeded
to the bank of the river, where the State hands
were at work, and arrested sixteen of them ;
there is yet no charge made against them !;
they are suspected Of completely in the con-
templatcd outbreak. These negroes will prob
ably be examined in the course Of few days.
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A. II. MOSLEY.

A. lie MOSLEY,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN Al L KINDS OF
HATS, CAPS, FURS, AND GLOVES,
1atrd Street, opposite the Minne~tian DtUee.
H. NJ. has on hand, in addition a full stock Of
"a the articles above enumerated a large assortment
OF INDIAN CUR;DSTIES,
And GentleNcn's Furnishing Goods. lie would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Minnesota tina. he .
prepared TO make up all descriptions Of Fancy Furs, Ia
dies Riding hats and Glrye;. al the shortest notice.
Tie highest market price will be paid for Furs and
Deer Skins:
june 81. ;Ji 1Iv.
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w STEI).

4 number of IIOISEMAlDS, who can do all kinds Of
u general houSework-also, few active Young Men,
for walters in hotels who understand the business WE'LL
can always obtain desirable situations and fair wages by
calling at the lNTElIlGENCE OFFICE,
Jul lit Third street. 81. Iaul.
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MACKUBIN 81 EDGERTON.
D4NhEitS, EXCHANGE md RElL ESIlTE

Il ROk L. $
OFFIcE-No Z, WINsI0w House ST. PAUL MIyyrsor,
WILL buy and sell Exchance-Discount GOOD husine g
w paper at current raes-seceve Deposites-I,y and
sell Real Estate Commission-yake Collectious-Take
charge OF Real Estate OF non residents pay taxes and DO
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENC
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sey. Ex-Governor; Ogden Jones & Co.. Chicago Charles
Marvin Del. Bank Delhi N. Y; Wadsworth n Sheldon
n T.; IT, A. Tucker Co., Elk. Bank, Chicago Harrison
Fay, Boston.
E- Notes of the Merchants Bank of Macon received
On deposit and for Gold and Exchange at current rates
June ~ 1854 1yjunc 20
CCOOL BOOKS Of every description used IN the Terri
- tory, at COMBS boci S'oie
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"Oldn JACK BRouGH has been elected President
Of tho Indianapolis aud Befon,ainc Railroad.
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this Office.

Rp QUIT CLAIM DEEDS for sale at
this Office.
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CO.pA RTNERSHIp NOTICE.

COP NOTICE..
T W. SlMF SON, james Iawther and john f. Bradford
- have this day entered in rtnerhp under the
style firm OF j. W. MPSON co. for the purpose of
tEansacting Wholesale Grocery, Produce Forw riding
and Commission business. Lower Leyee, ST Paul MINI.
June %, 1854. June 2Itf
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NOTICE..

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
DERSONS having real estate to sell low for cash in
i hand, are invited to leave description Of the
with the undersigned. EDWARD R. MAY,
July .-dtf Corner Fourth and Roberts SITS,
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SAINT Paul BRIDGE COMPANY.
c. HAMILTON & co.

SAiN 4 PAUL BRIDGE COMPANY.
NOTICE is hereby given. that Saturday. the eight
av of July. 1874. Meeting of the : ock holders Of
the Saint Paul Bridge Company will he held
of W. g. LEpTC the Post Office. at O'Clock F. NJ,
for the complete organization of the Company. according
to the Chart thereof. W. 6. IEDUC.
DANIEL. RAIINERS
THOMAS FOSTER
F.. HOWI1Z
june 7dti EDMUND RICE.
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AFRICAN SPECIFIC

NOR Cholera, Diarrlir, and Dysenterv. This remedy
has been used with perfect success during ten
residence by the Irorctor the coast of Western Africa
where the above diseases of daily Having
had personal experience of the efficacy of this medicine
feel the utmost confidence in recommending it t" the
public. JARVIS x CO.,
Age for Sot
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MONEA.
0nN0n TO LOAN in sums to suit and fro In
AOOOO six months to five years. Also. Town
Lots bought and sold Some of the most valuable prop
crty in town for sale. Call at HYNEMANS
InMn, IcNcn
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LgNDLBE MURRAY - ISIS generally known
says the Lebanon AdVerlieeF, that Indy
Nulfr was 81 American and born Within
Tie present limits Of Lebanon co. PA re
was born ~ the year l745 ga che flWatara.
Ia east Hanover township then Lancns
new Lebanon unity l father ua
occupation
s born
bis lsntien to meraan pur nd AZ
massed considerable fortune IS adih9 "a
the West indies Indy fhe ldssf or
twelve children and when abou even esfs
Of ge was sent ID Philadelpbia tha B
mieh have tie benefit of better hcn
Than could Bis had ST Salara H ed
law III New ork and 10 the aQe ot ty-
two vas called 70 the bar Wher he pained
for himselfthe reputation 8 50 honest ~
Gramn ih 1elish Ear.
guar com Il Emp 50 94,
and published IA lbs spring sf 796, many
millions IS copies 81 which haze been
sold
kl Resided Eoe'and ara.
most d aIoh lime hA was ae
composed many ooI 6esi nmer.
He died in see il York. hige
being upWards OF eAty ea'r % he
is represents as ehsIs'ia and pbilsa ifo-
pist lie lea legaces hnn 81 q rel-
atiyes and friends and sums 81 to
many ~ igiods societies He ted
That The residue Of BIS prope the
deceasc Ct Ills wife. New Yor a his.
tbelaVed and oiIec nnah 8l had
been SIS friend more than r,f n
should Be devoted B pious and beaevo.snt
fuses HI was Qnasl md rred ia
THE burino sund 81 lha n ibe eity
lot York ls fren friend ana lalher~
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a FrRsT-RAgE NoTrcE q M BoRtAND.
The Richmond Enquirer vel knoNnas the
leading Democratic journal u Virginia.
makes The subjoined remarks IN relation
o nj. Bosland the pugnacions Minister.
whose conduct caused he embroilmenl
which resulted ID she deslructionof Ju-
an
ct IS better PEI iaps distinctly - protest
that IS mot aiah 70 Be understood as n
any way approving IRE condnct 81 Bor~
land ID this affair he one of The appOint~
taents ST this I'll Iainislralon Mhieh have
never ben able g md 81 con Al i.
IN lis prev career be hd not etinued
any special auslifcation lof public business
Of any sort buE least of 81 qnalih ..gn foI
the delicate and III eult duties ofdiploha
cy When IS promotion US ilgsk stted
Ne foreboded from biz vehement and ms
novern as 80 and hih RESTLESS ambl-
ion fof effect and nololietg
The vank Q. Judgement and dignity md
tie disposition q axe hand 81 every
mans pie as Shakespeare expresses 4
which constitutes king FEATURES IL.
Borland character were deplofab.g cons
spienons s. lis conduct S Juan Why
should TIE American Minister Interfere
with Captain Smith aud The Negro boals
thereby cioosIg listing hlmsel into
vulgar dispute and exp ing Ills NeEnEaeIs
q unnecessary insult and coAlemp i.
was tie bueine of If ens tha consul
aren't Is AID an Smith Tie paeteeli1n
80 L. ssss4tSv Fs@sSS#n4ss@ Ee k*nNN
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S1s JUAN Speaking Of the destruction Of
this town tha Charleston Mercury al Admins
tFation paper,
sion, nor The grace Of ehivalry. The inhabitants
all LETT the town, and the Cyans bombardsd tie
tenantles houses and harmless dry g0cas. ~
shot aid shells proved TOO slow, party landed,
armed with torches. who aet 60 % tie remaining
houses was not this noble work for . ship q
war of great nation9"
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pllpE I'LL.

YAZQO CIT III IS,
nov 81 ared % make cash advances, Of
Furnish fon supplies. On the growing
Sr,s Is planf ho viii ship thiF crops 70 the
s bovo arm zee 81 Iigoinbothom g Cos.
Nav 962m
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nay vsns through with al the svolutions Of the dn
under he eye Of the Colonel large company Of ct-
hass Band was engaged and made the air resound with
he swsstest mnsic. After parade in fe square, tho
yegimept marched down broadway to the Park, and
passed In review In front of the CITY Hall The regiment
nnade grand display, and golden opinions from
an sorts Of people" yesterday.
BODY FoUKD. -Tbe schooner Belvdere, of Newburg A.
6tcvart master Mt O'Clock Of the 30th ult about
three quarters Of mile from West Point. found the
corpfe Of a>man floating In the water. Tho boat
Cartoons Landing, where II given the posses
sion of number Of persons 1t stated BY the per-
ssns at Garrisons Landing that few weeks since pas
senger board Of the steamboats, passing fell
board and was drowned, and 1t supposed that this Is
lie body of that passenger.
AnrARY.-The Baird Guard passed Office yesterday
afternoon, their return from excursion TO Port
Rachmond. The company bore with them well riddled
target, and made . 6ne appearance
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On Wednesday, May 81, Mrs EIHABE1H ANN, wife Of
the late Basil John Barlow and daughter Of Col Israel
Honeywell Of the American Revolution in the S1st
Of her age.
Her friends and those Of the family are respectfully nvi
ted attend her funeral from the residence Of her
tomorrow at twelve O'Clock NJ without further inv
tion Her remains will be taken to st. Peters church,
Westcbester, for interment
Mrs MARY Corr In the 6Oth year Of her age, wife Of
Hugh Corr, deceased of the county Armagh parish Of
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectf y
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at three
o'clock from her late residence No As Attorney street
Her remains win be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter
ment.
On Tuesday May go JoHN WALSH, after lingering i'll
ness, in the 2sd year Of his age.
Hi. friends and acquaintaAces and the members Of the
st. Mary's Total Abstinence Beneficial Society,
spectuy invited to attend his funeral this afternoon
half past o'clock from the residence Of his brothern
law, Mr.. John McElroy, No. 90 Clinton street.
In Brooilyn, en- Tuesday evening, May 80, Mrs. MARY
The relatives and friends are requested to attend her
funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from her late resi-
dence No 29O Pacific street Her remains will be taken
to Calvary Cemetery for intcrment
At Manhattanville on Wednesday, May 81, Mr. A.v
FsRKIr0roN, aged ~ yoars, y months and 2i days.
The relatives and friends the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral to- morning. at ten
o'clock, from bis late residence, Manhattan
AT his residence, No 2S8 Pacific street, Brooklyn,
Wednesday, May 81 after short and illness, Mr.
JOIN n. CoYSE in the seth year Of his age.
Notice Of his funeral In to morrow mornings paper
.'kequescat in pace.n
At Flushing, l. l., Monday, May 90 at the residence
Of her son, W. E 6randin, Mrs Ann GRAsDrs aged 81
Her funeral will take place from the Methodist chur
Of thai place. TO- morning, at ten O'Clock.
connections and friends of the family kindly invited
to attend.
At Hoboken, on Tuesday, May 80, ELIZA EARL
The Fl ends and relatives are invited 70 attend the tn
neral from the house of her broher-in-law A. L. Van
Bskcrk Of First and Washington streets Hobo
ken, this afternoon, a. half past two o'clock.
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Rhren0logy In WMinmsburg.-Mr. O. 9.
rsvlsr short Of lectures In the Odeon
- 7k o'clock this evening Seats Free and collections
taAsa. Examinations daily 1t 90S Broadway.
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Moldavia Cresm.-This superb Compound
and beAntyinE the hair prepared only
and sold BY BATCHELOR, at bis hair dye
and snpplisd Nine rooms - ~ "
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In Brooklyn, ON Tuesday, May &c. by the Rev. J. l..
Guilder, JANIS DICKSON Of this city to Miss MARY JANE
KETcHAN, daughter Of John f. Ketcham, ESQ Of Brook
Ign.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May 3d. by Rev. A. Elmen-
dor JAMES VAN DYx ESQ., to Miss NARY A., daughter Of
II Dixon, ESQ.
On Wednesday, May 81, by Judge Green, Mr.. ANTON
FooN Of ehebourn Falls, Mass to Miss JOHANNA suss
MANN, Of this city.
On Sunday May 20. in St. Josephs church, Albany, by
the Very Rev j. Conroy, Mr. TnoxAs FLYNN, Of this
city, To Miss BRIDGET HoGBKs, Of Albany.
At New Milford, Conn.,, on "Wednesday morning. May
81 by the Rev. ~ w. Taylor, D. D., of New Haven, Tho
MAS sKwART Of this city, to II. ALIEN only daughter
of George Taylor, NJ. D.
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The Great Ecllpse.-ThOsc twenty-elght
splendid eclipse Of the be st
h0erS magnificent daguerrean gallery, NO SbS Broad
sterooseopes and pictures taken IN
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Iron Bedsteads, Furniture, DO, No. Canal
strsstComncn and ornamsntsl plain and folding bsd
spring. hair and husk always hand and made
TO order.
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Green Turtle Soup Of rare excellence to-
dayThe undersigned vtss attention Of
TIVE week being in bis opinion fully equal to he
- ever served. p II. BAYARD, State str cet
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Wide Awake Uars, Got mp without Nap
Net the sleepy LOOKING affairs sold sswhere but the
genuine artcle-for sale ATKINS hat and straw
0ooas store 2l2 Greenwich street.
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Melodeons s.. D. & H. w. Smiths Celebrated
necdeons, and Coco Baldwins patent organ dou
BILE bank and large assortment Of Of
osher makes Wholesale or retail, At factory prices
HORACE WATERS, S3 Broadway.
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Hat nouncemcnt.-RaMcrtyl & Leask wish
dreet tho attention Of their p.trons to their drsb 6e,
AID them Every variety Of summer hat at 81 Chat
ham street. and Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
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Genin's Wide Awake Hats.-Genln, No. 2I4
broadway, opposite st. Paul's church.

~ the Hnstcrs In the Cnty and Country
4, INLAND co. have In store the largest and
est complete stock Of straw hats IN the CITY comprising
0vC1y variety for mems apd ohdrens entirely
II t6ek manufsetrrs. and 1t prices which with give
sssiadaston A. LELAND CO., III and ITS Pearl, and
n asd TAX Pine street
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Sewing Machinss.-Whilc the great battle
the peedle shuttle machines 10 being fought ct the
Patent Once and while have :uits pending against All
the principal violating nat ant,
take sreat pleasure informing public that tho single
theded sewing mAchines made BY us under the original
Morey patent wholly free from legal
versy satisfy al persons that for all kinds Of
the perfect machines made J..
n SINGER CO Hx3 Broadway.
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1hrsc cents Will buy this Weeks Sporting
clipper containing tho iii. and battles Of Mendoza the
s.s. ssslssh obsIpion-ps1s right between Hsnossan
SsAres and variety Of sporting matter
ssrr 30 mention The best number published for many
RArtha SEQ IL.
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The Steamer Franklin leaves for Europe
SATURDAY. IL 10 excellent chance send tho Old
world these magnificent and
taken only by Root No S6S Broadway Persons leaving
nSan1s.
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P1an0s.-Horacc Waters' Pianos, with Inn
proved scales and gold strings T. Gilbert Co Crystal
Palace premium panos with without the molian with
oa smss ana circular scales; GuSsres sondor pi,s
cs Sold Wholesale retail 81 prices which defy All
ssrsSn. HORACE WATERS 339 Apoadway
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EXTRA PAY.

IT p NAVY EXTRA PAY OFFICE SAILORS WHO
u istvten PIG itf3 IN the Psonc Ocean served IL
ne c. rrtu' tysne tria ohie bsls shars hslisl Van
tatib Under ordcrce Layapt. fnrptes Dolphin Twin.
Pr be stpTly warren = uthsmpto kassacbutetis
II gtab - NAYS Itrtsmcush 81 Lawrence Viacsne.s
Iauorth, styAnnh Conttutn Tredonia a. cir vida ~.
o. hsirs, vii 10 paia this q rspsy
fIWs nm prasyTr AGENT
ard psts Purss Y. q. Navy ~ sx,,s ss,y.-..A
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Albert H. NScosay Will hold his Regular
semi weekly auction bonda this day 81
I'm O'clock At the Merohant Exchange For further par
ticulars, see his advsr tsement in another column.
City and County OF New York, ss.-CharAes
being duly doth dspose and that no Sss
only engaged at the business - No.
2s9 1Yodway the Aforesaid and leo that be has
vsr, believes 70 The best Of his chat
ether IN the dasusrre type business Ia
ths city and hereby forbid person or psrssns using
my name. CHAS. RE ES, $50 HroAd ssy
this slst Of In tbs OF our
Lord 1854 WIN. RANDDLL, 90 nmissionex Of Deeds
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HENIOV Ais

nR. GLoyER's TRUSS AND DANDAGE INSTITUTE
- snovsdto No . Ann sire ., trst store from Brosa-
way. under tho xusouw. llsstic Stockings shoulder
braces Abdominal and pn,i supportrs be and nsru-
ncnttfor every physical deormity.
TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL MISSION CHURCH.
j late 6l Eleventh street Setweeen third Poust6
ssnrcs larm,ytd 70 hstor place entrance on EIGHT
aud ~ I. NJ Sunday school ats A. NJ snd2P NJ seats
free.
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Improvement In Dagucrreotypimg.-A Pa
inst hssn aw.rssd and received yesterday from
&ktns thrs- daguerreotypes ~ vented by s. A.
HOLMES. Daguerreot, Pc rooms $50 Broadway