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VRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace for
~ exhibition purposes s now elossd- h ,.. h ,nct,on
nrS G S..ss ytO S Will VIE Be- sSfied s
ne Paintings and saa. a n be aTs S1
NEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY will
oASrATa oE THE Z. s gsa,sp Ss III.
Dawn, Unity $40 BIosowsy The Chorus aud orchestra
WI e'"'fTH THREE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
n. sllowpr eminent Artists viii sustain the Solos;
MRS. GEoReIANAR stuart
MR. } Mkl J. \ !; IDS XapSSs
rs.s. 10 s:nI."@ay Be cbtsind the EiinsP. Music
sssre and at The the evening" Of the Concert Doors
ess o 1t ca oeOck-tO commence at u O'Clock:
IJJRI ,O's GARDEN.-DOors open at OF to
IN commence at u Tslets 70 az s part OF the n0A''
PV,s SSsss ~ r VjsSi.sIs S So
s 5Ags FAT gs4has sa'
To at" Sslifl DC ca III f,''
70 with the ',sSed Il e the Grand Ballet
ch.,.e.er. by the ROusset Sisters
nROApWAY THEATER-Boxesa and Parquet,
10 s:.,. s e. TS ssi fS " Es. Ter '''
~"A''' POOR PILLICoDDY. o..A.,,,
Mr. TH g.v bkSS sss'4 N si IT, MSS ''a'
CsrO..... Ms A Robertson Oil Vrso''.'M,u Ss1,eo
~, p,,,. Mr. Frsnsei Fa;ry Star. Miss A Robertson
jSfJRTONs-Cbambers. st.-THURSDAf,N NOV.
ID g. revival with great Of the good cid iA'o''e
D'A"'" THE MAID AND THE MAGPIE.
AZ ....Mr Fisher Martin ........Mr. Johnston
S.ne,ts Miss Kate Saxon Dame Gerald 80. Mrs hughes
W,th Bne kstoue's COMEDY OF
THE BREACH OF PROMISE
In which MI Burton will susGiz his character oil
sudasp, Jabber Mr. johnston Also the Farce Of
THE MUSTACHE MANIA
with Mr. Johnsoa Ms. Burton and Miss Kate Saxon.
To morrow sac STo0Ps TO CONQUER.
nOWERY THEATER.-Proprietora and Mana
Is p WALDRoS; Stage Msosssr, Rosr. JONES.
So. Is cents. Pit md Gallery III sents-rHIS EVEN
ING, Nov, ., viii be PERFORMED MEMO
LONELY Man OF THE OCEAN
DURDY's NATIONAL THEATER-Boxes2 %
1n., PIT l2l ssats, Orchestra Seats, % esntA-fals
IrENfEG will Be performed
s WALLACE. . . ,r,
O. Dawson Lady Helen hH',. MS NJ, S aos
S.,i.i wr J. Canoll sadeline: Ars "rey'
hnPeii THE DEVILS DAUGHTER. -,
..., Mr. j Turner Mrsnder... Mus - stans-y
n"ah MI ~ Oven sanbc.m. Mls ~ NJ, 49, TO-
.axsr.T Hampton Eela hsrysod: -. als' -.es
UTpPODROME.-The great Popular Aurse.
i1non-heri. walk Asoen.iea, X MMfnpanW ,s5ss1
hcelS ss,e BEEN yes.srdsy VII b fo-soha""' """'"
a5sslosi.
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THE SMITHSONIAN H0UsE-On the EU-
Il ROPEAE PLAN No eo4 Broadway,
On boeI With the Metropolitan Hotel and N6Ics
Garden three doom below Houston st. and nearly oppe 81
Thomas Church.
Rooms. 50 CENTS A DAY
Ard With nealy Furnished PARLOh5 sajosns 81 additional
Bsscgay oil supply reat dssderaan travellers and the
public Lesrs class accommodations the best garter
Of the city, at very loo rates
The House stBtepded " well for Ladies oenteneo ~
els sccomn odstops Of this description 81 low PnSes 'f
Ladies. bei0g etstiy Eesc.d In The city. 40 ,lA
The subserber 20 u. pub nnat ne ~ c1h
cl1cs ion with HE land ord CHARLES 5hsh -.
Councillor sflsw OF the lsv firm Of Charles onnrA
Bellows No a. " al e. New York; whose pane sm psf,
ntisd TO refer 70 In this connection = ,sd
ofe be relisd upoo 1hehth new VINE eea-
IA Son nr o and 10 feet 90 Hosston-
viii be sodsd 10 the " saiIhs2NiAe ena vi
pess nj architectural pale tAry any on o.e
- he tbr,e times its cs
usrfv A. srordisx Accommodations of ~ guests the'e
I'll H. =. a,ovSsd .afes for fsmdes The present.
~ ~ esn v by Ice feet the drsg floor Broadway,
p,lvsfs sinns sdobiDs AID furnished q Or
10 .eOponys. vi. the Of tboss more eIuss.sss-
fTT AND. IBIS LET ASSURE rhe rosLic rsxT
rBE EsIAsLIsHHssT SHALL NOT BE s0nAssko ,os -,
spEcTABILfTy DGCoEUN oRDEe Sssrssss,
cnsKoEr WIN WHICH N SHALL CONDUCTED IDs ices
say Wtrks sdsft the buihiss 70 oe - -..x
In state of rapid fer-2dne. ssa - 49,, lso n,
TuT sr.S,T.T Tsx .ScoaNoD.TIosg % fhE rhksxsr
SMITHSONIAN WILL soT 81 isIsN - eo..,... go.
IsExos AID pArs,ss AR nvrs' 70 STs Ine InmS
EFspFLTABLE PRIVATE FAMILY In
n pz1.puA Az have two sap-nor sE no Ms % Let %
DeoA.,l, os n reqairca. PARLOR and BgDeooa,
- S =, nhsas sIEAKfAsT ssd TEA Apply ss No s7si
LADY and TWO CHILDREN 70 and ~
"A se.rs yUnsIsHED ROOM .ish so.sD. - ss.s
BE- r,.sSrssis Ldsres Ara, HE sAss. sssssS yArss
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In few days will BE- pabli.hed
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With what amazing power h., he e.otsd o.tars! How
Fns;,b rmop, cur contemporaries Of him Of whom
can be said that he 70 genius Of the first orderl"
w. faevue de Psrs
Altogether he the most original writer that Ameres hes
yet produced, and one Of whom she may vel Be proud
rh. ion,er time ,h., .h. sl.p.e ..r his dses..e the
roo,e ins, viii Coop r, Be appreciated and 10 pnopor
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The works Of Mr. Cooper have adorned and elevated
ltenu,, There s pothins more porey American In the
b,be Of the word witch the latest po.tet ~iu not
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DHILADELPHIA LECTURES ON THE Evl

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A GENTLEMAN who has successfully taught
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REFEREScEs Prof Hsekey and Prof Schmidt Columbia
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CIRCUS.-EXTRA NOTICE.-Having seen it
stated that Of the bad been withdraw from
Cse Garden Circus the Manager deems proper TO reply,
place of the FIVE recently dispensed with
al bis establishment he has ded the entire suJs-borss and
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Der prns OF the celebrated sg and manese
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The Flies.

The Flies.
AFTER FOE. DY wIprswARTH.
Hear the buzzling OF the files
Cursed fiesl
What a lot of peaceuiness their buying there denies.
How they're flying, flying, flying
Round our aching heads tonight;
while, with our eyes outatartng,
We watch them as they're darting,
With a seeming wild delight,
Keeping time, time, time,
10 their buzsngs ceastiess chino,
Tia; Naturalization that so hideousl,
From ' @ins w'H Wis. EGs ans' WINGS
From the buzzins and the fU1.inS of their wings.
Hear the n:s blue bottle ars,
How mach CT bitter tor. NJ, IN their fearful euz
s. We hear them in the air
10" We srowl and how "" swear.
tndw'Sh their hide, us notes
w,rr hot sill,
To sore th:lr So. ;h;olts.
or N!.ish (vith mvn) the 'po,hee'g. 6! as
Oh tsisar tn cir t.adisl. :t!l
VIA; A".T.d "a cons ne then Al to go 81!
,E,,, G trouble. how
~ iii" noise which peace denic,--
o. ,l- flies, flies, files, rins,
Flies, 60, flea,
Tie wr.ns.Ie and tn singing Of The aics!
See the cleaning CT the Squash .cs.
what thrill horror ,ii.lv sleeping Power e"!
In the watches Of the nsh:
How they with al their might!
Shrek sarirk,
uur backs.
MakinG c.amoroUs complaint of the horrd c1aplssm,
Making terrible complain; at the busy cataplasn
Drawing niehcr higher, higher,
WIKI desperate desire
And 4 devil sh endeayOr-
Now-now 10 he, II ever,
The horror Of the dull-Syed quacks.
On, the flies. nics- flies,
What \ horror IN them Lief
What despair!
lIow they bite and draw and sting
What misery they bring
To our bos.,ps that IL palp ,tiug there!
Yet the flesh IL fully heedS,
BY the drawing and the gDaw!Tg,
lyovt internal flies rrncrec
Yet the flesh Identifies,
By the eating
And the beating.
U,w Tie toIaents fal! and rise;
~ Ia. ullns ncrcasingo' the Craving .; the MS
OF the flies
O. the files flies, Gies, :.ief,
flies
b the wing and the craving Of the flies
Ioip'tting. please, the last versel
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HAVE YOC SEEN THEN?
INHEY are admirable books. All the Teachers have ex
amned and used them attest warmly singular
for the purposes Of the school room.
They IN fact the carefully considered most
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nraey in every the wants and powers the
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prove that he Picture OF not ca he picture
of hsfse IL not horse" that the picture
and other Information equally valuable appropriate
I'm q school book for . child. 1l 1 = : =
On the contrary the child ID assumed To have
and to need instructions IN Whist to
He Is therefore puzzled the
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tempting 10 read what II without bene
pzctty, and without interest, because insuerably dull
In Sanders New Reading Books, IN
the last plainly preparatory the pupil
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Of three, sytIabies regular succesou, ali
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Teachers examine them, and tudee for yourselves.
The Teachers throughout the Territory have sett
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June e-l1y. ieve usais
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION,
TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. PAUL.
Oakland Cemetery Association.

TO THE CITIZENS OF ST. PAUL.
Oakland Cemetery Association,
- READY FOR THE SALE LOTS. >ei -
i to the fact the OAKLAND CEMETERY ASSOCIATION is
now duly Incorporated and organized according THAT
they have purchased forty mile Of the
Capitol beautifully situated unduatng, with
and have had the laid handsome plan, into
lots with the avenues, walks &cand that all the
duly filed recorded that the Association notv
dispose Of Lots all beautiful, safe
nent resting place for their dead.
The law under which this Cemetery Association was ncor
rated contains the following section: sg-1 "a - =.
SEC h. The proceeds arising sale OF lots IN such
cemetery shall be applied 70 the payment Of debts incurred
BY said associations In the purchase cemetery grounds and
property In encng improving, and embehg grounds
and leading hreto
ss In the and care Of the same, other
purpose. s~s -
From this perceive that the Cemetsry
OF the lots exclusively devoted qudang the
incurred In the purchase the
eery; and to Improving, ebetng and orHamssfn1 tAs
ground. wv
To give and managing the buaipesa OF
the Association the Board Of Trustees It, adysabie
ofscer Of the Association. -
The Acuary authorized TO dispose Lots ana aks
out deeds for the and generally supentend ana
age AFFAIRS Of the Cemetery Associations direction
OF the Board OF Trustees or their Executive Committee.
persons having any business with the Cemetery
Daiy rmes' brick Building, adjoining G. II. Parkes Dsnk.
in once. ALEX, RAMSEY.
~ A. L. LARPEETEUp. srcE
g. W. FARRINGTON,
Executive Committee Of the Board Trustees Oakland Gem Co.
ATTEsT-THOAAS FOSTER, Actuary. - :,
y,ne0
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Auovnsy e. Lev 80 0essrel Lad Aesss. -
AvN0 oesn Register q Ne Land Oos wder Che late ad-
he he . seies tha bst The ysro-
ticus made By him.
aad wasaass "a isvss nsasy-wsrsaasae proc
NJ Of ~ On the sesr - ospts ths
ses from 90 b tnses charge halt The ovsP
tAeoe rates - eemmlnoloass fntf1e er9s
Paul. MIN. myl6.if
New and Direct Route to St. Louis,
CulCAo0 AND Mma1ooypPl NAILHOAU. Z
% trains viii run direct from ohieaso Alton win on
chanss Of Cars and the TINS IRON chieaso "a ~ Louis reduced
wnisn psSngs ss.aseena Wv 3 lsAs VIII 0alsn. and
o JoeAaA WI Illinois Central D. D, g Ioomiusssssnd
n Aosa direct Railroad conmunioson hstwssa hs Upper
1ioeaopDe an1 ~ Leula, = go rl-lI r-- roo to,a-
u-Sss tarosSh nessss IRON a. Pasl. sypu,s
July. ie-dwim. No., winslcw House.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-08-29

FoRNEY AND WILsoN.-It is not probable that
it will ever be known what share of the spoils
was set aside for rewardng these men one for
altering, after it's engrossment, the Minnesota
Land Bill and the other forplaying into the hands
of the sharks for whose benefit the alteration
was made, by illegal and unnecessary reserya-
tons of the public land-but there is only one
opinion as to their fitness to hold, with safety to
the country, the places which they now ill. If
such pranks as theirs can be winked at, there will
be but little evidence required to convince the
public that those by whom they are acquitted,
ara but little less guilty than the accused them
selves
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-08-29

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