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Nc" York News.

NV IUks. Dec. :.
"A tas passengers I,y the British .'eau,Hlir
Africa from Liverpool yer" l"hrin.. 'h1, -
sci on Wednesday Evening last, the revenue
officers discovered n large quantity Of lc""l.
~. Watches. 81, in soinr trnnk- h"'Insii.
to there. Tho further dobarkation of III" pas
,engerr vas prohibited, and The -,ri5."s,
scarc! was instituted betu7" they VIZ. per.
hlittci to leave the ship u1&t mor;iVs. r.u!.
ertv amounting il is said t. 80, c0p in ltius
has boon seiieI.
II j. stated tlt,t Bank doialy,' tiva - t'ie
amount Of 5000 600 l,db been di'co7er-i in
dis ely.
from Na-h,pgt"u.
Tia. Washington CORES poudr.It" "a tie III
bune tel. graphs that senator Adams Of Mass.
will at an carly day Introduce bill extending
the tryn OF rcollonce OF foreigners requiring
naturalization, to Il year-.
From Mexico.
E,LTiHoRr. ID.
NV Orleans papers Of Saturday have been
rccei,ej containing Mexican news by the
steamer Or,:cto from Vera CRUZ. >euor
jDgivp,. T. .itur Of the Iris. aud nur.,te. of
other PERSONS hol been b1inshed by order Of
til. Go>etpccui lof political offences. The
,,Ap'Is q. tie. c..ii-! report ,u.'er succus.cs Of
tn t,..rilH''.' ,-o1l- U'-s trc R"'c'u.un-
i=.s.
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Bl.ELINGTON
RPET WARE HO u q E
TEutN'li .TORi.
iH rHIRCn SIBt.El. 80

l,..... .....i.,"~ .r, n.ottili syria II
r0.r,GN AND ANEarrAN C,PfFrH : y
TJEEEi NFLNlf
IArf-14-l,
IET SILL.
INEll Fly,
INGi tIh. .ut
,,..l.aY. y Sal. ,nt..a ou0 N..l. ~ni all Cotton.
Booking. Clu!' iu-n. i'lss, Ma, s.iI Carpe'. 49,
.t-t
FLOOR OILCLurl-. III widJhs--from yi'o" 3D.
straw Mating. dc.--ii-"
CroCkerv. China 4 Glass Ware.
Ln.. ,l,d cutiro new 'ioeA.
,tsO.
PtPlF UNNGING- oi ct"ir .,'ality. A.i'i'
a'tov" good have boon 8o"g at Grcy''y ..i'.-n7
price. and ,"il t. -old accordingly.
NICHOLS BoNNTGN.
Burlington. ",t. 49,. dhHf
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-TuE ~ VIZ roLp Yor ~" Qrin>rNt.
The uuid nuncs of the I'VE told yor o.
school, are our cspccinl aiol. We dirl'kH
them for their fnlsity. for NC do nri rercitl cr
that any one Of them ever told us an; ing We
dislike them for their folly in snpluein- HAT
any body cares for their !mulo-rrst lroi'hr..
ces--wc dislike them for their want ol ciNh.
iy in bcpraispg their own good Judgment ~
tho expense Of our own. Goethe sad ratler
lrofancly, that he wanted to meet nuDIaY w
Heaven who believed in it III this world tor
their d" We told you su," would make even
p,r,liao insuprortablc .--BoSioh mrs.
I>ptprSrrxcp lsrossIBIi Ain old
Gentleman in Bond street is such a stickler
C,r ,,indoncndcncc" tliat he went the other
,,v aud bought 100 three shilling chnirs. ~
that when his funeral takes place he won't lie
.,bchollcn to his next door neghhors" for
ihc loan Of anything. The very next day he
slipped On an orange peel and had TO De borne
home on shutter by three hod-vurricrs and
Il dirty faced youth with windows IN his
,ruwscrs This being "indcpendcu, of -our
ncichbors'' wont work. Even Astor can
bring il about. lie is as much dependent on
the worldas the poor devil who carries IN
Goals y. y. DVtc'1ooa.
W ,sHiNG1rS's DL,ru.--lt is a jtc, .trt l,-g
- my hll 10 W. 81 = ii " 20 ~
that Washington drew his i,si breath in the
lest hour in the Test day Of the list week in
the iosi month OF the wear, and IN the last
gear of the century. lie died Saturday night,
- o'clock, Dec. 81, 1922.
The Messages of former Presidents.
In the earlier days Of the Republic it was
thc custom of the President to deliver his
Message to the two Houses in Joint session by
word of mouth. This seems the most dgni-
fled and appropriate manner OF communca
ting with the National Legislature on the
occasion of the opening. The first innovation
upon the custom was by Mr. jefferson in lsOl
His Inaugural Address was delivered in the
usual manner, but Ills first Annual Message
was sent in writing to the Senate with Il uotc
of apology for the deviation from the usual
form.
Previous 10 lis time the style OF address
had been similar to that Of the royal speeches
in England Oh the opening of Parliament -
The members Of both Houses being ASSEM-
bled to receive the President, were first adj
dressed colectivcly,a. in Congress assembled.
The "Gentlemen of the House OF Represen-
tatiycs' were next addressed OIL I'll. topics i'll
which their body was conceived 10 hay. par
tcuar conccrn--an5 the Message closed hy
remarks addi cssed to both bodies
During the first twelve Years, the Mes az cs
we're short Mr.. Jefferson SET the example #
LAYING before Congrcss at IT. meeting, an el.h-
crate state paper, substantially retrieving
the Administration of the Government during
the preceding year, and entering ut length
into the discussion Of pubic questions -
Whether the change has been ar Improvement
jsa question winch IA" experience Of half =
century is hardly sufficient 10 decide. II
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Il, collision on tn Mississippi ii"Nr i..a-
N..,n, his aud both sunk ,ir,,inrtt,,.'', at.
+ ,c;,. ts..cu,.,.,s ,..r.. al, .uvcl
H.. r,.. ...,.s.
Rosro. D,c,.
r,r Tnoo Parker. w,o rss arrested on last
,,,a,osdo. h,.r,,t. = Authorities c,r 20.
.,.,.,.o ,t.o ..,.!,.,.., -, ,,,,,,,,,. Bnr..s
800, .L.i , ....,.. ,,,,o,1.c h.s,,c y l,r,o
suiionce n, Musi, Hal. IN winch hc said hs
,t ..,.,, ,,,. ,.,.,,, i,,,,. l;,, ,r
,r,
.r,,... r., w,,,,c,
,,...,"';.:.r ~ =. ,,a,. ,,a..,1 IA
.,,,,,,' =, ai or ,ho o,,n,rr I,
p I.;. .,,. I,,, j., Wc..rn
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~ otlor a. MrpiIi'S h;IAttIsHho ~ -,
- ~" I,,',,,,.- " ,.',t -, ~.
IRE geag'ne ec4 !. kro',n !! ne ra'ae pRfAH teur
''rr-"'9 or err y" VI TX.
heheve coughs COLDS, eore-throat' hoarsfness
BhYAH'S ruIM"NlC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, ErOnchltlS, Uitlcult BREATHING
RRYtN's rJ-IXuN!c wArrrs
Relieve Shifting o! Blood. Pains in the Ches:
PrYtN'S p,1NoNic wArrrs
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung disease.
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CONMERCI.i..
FROG TOR 4 WOODS
sssiCcs Current.

N >.PaO-r.t,i E9sTpA. &. !. WOOD
Commission Merchants
- tho lie ct
WOOL l.ND LOftTRY rEOUEt T.
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" 'sTON Nov. Hi'h.
Rev. lhc,Iprc Parker Of this city was an
IA snoI before the | :. o,nrt in this city
To-day, or 81 "hort" oia participation in IN"
atrteo sn1 riots "a to Court ioVs'. during
.', 49, 'i'i.r &C Hpr-, fla Fugitive.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-08

NCw ipHN. ~. 80
i...yr from Havana states that -,vo car
g,gs Of African ,iavco, nearly Ina ia huLl-
her had L4cn landed wi,hin 4 few days, and
that only - OF - were captured by the
authorities.
ihe steamship I,ap'-- CHg arrived here
to-day bringing Havana dates To the lid
reports OF ri,us4 IN roriouS parts of the
island were quitc plentiful, but i, Is believed
Tho. rnrf FL M.iihnmt fnmnlatinn.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-05-01
GAIENA MARKET - CORRECTED DAILY FROM THE
GAIENA ADVERTISER.

'''">' NV '''''f"
FLouR-Supcrfnc IS 50 8 60. Ex,r, s6 on .
Sc p.
GRAIN. Oats bush % 25c Corn. none
PoRk.-Mess S13 Sl4, Do Clear SIS SIG.
BAcoy.-IIams Sc De- Shoulders 6 7c
L,np.-s ,.2toec
D., >.
~" 10 i7'' mi" i IL -.
'HEEsE--E ID and X il It ljc, CO,nify 9 n
TO-.
SCGAn-N q tl.2 aJl-2c. Ch,it,cd Eo-t q
r. ,o,c,o,,,
." '"''' :"
M"LAssiS--N Q 80 q 35c, II 81 a re.
CorrEY--Rio u l-2aI3 I-2r. Java l6 lie.
Rico G.e,I
lAA-imper'ai 10 Il 73c, II 1 a 70c. Black
40 a Coo.
Ton,cco,- y;rc;,;, 81 n *. 1l;..,,,., ,
-.
princ nome. D;,,.6 oo,c so,,,2,oc,,
H''F--'pp''-' green per h'! - - - ID,
Dried, rcr bu>h p IA 80 Peaches, drcd, -
p 90, Raisin- per box : 90. lemons - 90
"a
r ~,aoo y
t'rH--Mackerci, No. per lh. : Is %, Ne. ,
do IS 90, No. > do II 90. Goldfish pc, bbs7 90
I.,Im,o per hd so 90 OYSTERS me- d,yc,. - %
ca "a
- w.
SAT--'' Per sack = -, /. -, Ma
hawaii, rcr bush 5Oc.
Lr.n--pigs ,,cr 100 r,.-o Shot, me-
80 40 Wh u.s. ,. 80. - ,o.,-, Y,
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NEAf,t,O I.ROl'uSNL.S

=
ENOR furnishing fresh beef Tor tie Nn,tei States
Il troops Fort Smelling, NJ ]. for me year VIII be
received. hc office of the Assistant toiiisStry oil
Subsistence AT fOrt smelling, until II O'cior N on
Monday the 9TH day Of Nav next The prcDt>as 70 hc
endorsed '-rropo.;s for furnishing. frr,b kcei
The beef is he Of good and wholesome ;1ahty.
IN quarters with equal proportion Of each { "cks
and slanNs to be eNc!uded) in such quantities
he from time u time required for thc troops. nos
feeding aricP in each week such ia>s shall &c
ucsgna-! by the Assistant tomnissarv 1T Subsistence.
The contrac tor will be required give bonds WITH
approved security, in the Of twelve hundred du.-
iat- for The fulfil ~ the aud she con
BE subecl 70 the approval "f The Con,ie>ar;
General 4. STE NART.
- Lieut. Sd Artillery. A. {. :.
Aurl Ri ISSi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gaiena ard Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
1854

1904.
IT, >, THE GALENA AND MINNESOTA
go ~ PACKET COMPANY III run daily line
------z-=r--a OF Boats during the ensuing season be
tween Galena, saltwater and -. Paul stopping nil
intermediate landings, leaving Gaiena IL M daily
eNccrt Sundays.
The line will consist Of the
NOMINEE, CAPTAIN X. DL.KEyY.
WAR EAGLE, ID. :. NiRRts.
GALENA, u. u. M0REHoUsF,
ROXALARCH, 90 f.. H. GiEIN.
All first class boats, and commanded by experienced
and accommo,la ing officers
These boats will connect, at Gaena with the SAINT
10 ls aud Cseena daily iint 0t seuniPrs, winch hae
connects At Roc iaIand with the Chicago ,ni Rock
Island Railroad.
THIS Company'a boats being United States Mail
Steamers ihtir punctualit! Can he confdcnl! relied
upon.
freight n rpeJ al -. Louis, between y. Louis
and tsu!eba. the 81 Louis and tSaena line Of Boats
po,uts above Gac"a, will be re-shipped GHlcna
iic # Charge for drayape lor'va rlng without de-
lay.
The RAILROAD between Gaena and Chicago, Conne'-
ding with III various Eastern Roads = ted
,ylhn inile~ of Gnlena, and the unfinished ,or
ton C iAe Road stocked with CONT, liable Stage
Coaches.
y. II. CAMPBELL & 90 h.cn,s, Galema.
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THE MCLEAN HOUSE.

TIL MCLEAN HOUSE.
TWO DOORS EAsT'oF the CENTRAL HOUSE, BENCH ST.
NIX. n MRS. HENDERSON have leased this ho,Is,.
~ and are prepared 10 receive nv the dav or
week The table well provided their beds are clean
their rooms AIRY, and charges moderate
Nov. 3, lS03-N29
GALE\ \ HOUSE.
NM subscribe has provided for The accom cd ion
Of boarder; bot 0y ~ day and by the week with
or without loigingat very moderate prices inquire
for the t'a'ena House, at the first building on Roberts
etreet above thId opgosit, " nneA Cooley Clothiag
tore. iuI1-!-ly Nm TRl SSnNE
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
CONNER OF EAGLE md niL Srs., PAUL, MINNESOTA.
II HP !Oi tae reception of huariers IN siN L usur
passed y, any house in the Territory.
Boar'tins by t.e iaS weeh un reasonable terms
L. l.. THOMPSON.
81 Paul, April u. '53.--v52
BOARDING.
a FEW respectable hoar.itrs v IN md comforrab-
IA nom" ut moo raic charges one of he mos, cen
,t2l parts ~! the Guy. T. HOWE
N"'iAato City, jane Z, le53-7-!v
MENp0TA HOUSE, MENDOZA.
Would respectfully inform the public maj | hive
taken The Furrlhnu.i Uo:.o, ia III, town Of Mendt-
-, ana am Prepared 10 Accommodate boarters perna-
hcnt or unnstnt.
J. ie house J. newi fitted up, is comm odiors md
Pr aFal'iy located, and pAins viii be spared in m,
fideay"rs 10 name Il Vi ,ie most comfortable il,
IKE West
JAMES BRUCE.
MonIlra. .!uiy 10 T-J:-tf
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OAK HALL. CLOTHING SIC RE.
ION HriCGN-...EA rP ilput l.nOEs

4 New Clothing establishment has bes:', "pened in
"A the store next L. Brew -tcr & Co.. in VEru rlTct
uuaer thg sperint gaIarcc of TreystaJt helr ~
BE- ioun, every variety a. Clothing and
GentiemcHs' FURNISHING. Goods:
Coa>isn, O.! Goats, Vet, Hats Caps Cluv,S ard III
>cry Of NJ DESCRIPTIONS ti0tls. trayTrs, " or>'cd .tl
Sill Goods UrpeG-B1s and sttchels SocA arG every
variety ~ Unicrt lothing, large and complete
eN oi in'sr G,Ois, consisting Of every triiCt thui
customers MAY desire either for elegance comfort
Oar Eastern arrau genients such tina. haze io
hesitation IN say NJ tut sell goods
prizes than the articles have before brc. a
luIdtd ti,,, maiket.
Country nerchants
re>rina to purchase by the quantity, are invited 4"
cali. VI d al safely assure them ihat t5cy viii .ud
" nOi.EsAL priCe. lower tan those o. any other
market 81. Louis not excepted. S1rnl,nOcy.
OAk Hall. Ci.OTNI\C STORf
Corner 81 and Dia!rs>ha SIS
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NEW FIRM.

JEsiiE subscribers having purchased the s'oc0 Goods
II in the store recently occupied by &. ID. Fillmore.
Br, prepsred to furnish ais old and man,
new ones Zee disposed 10 give them CAL. with
choice assortment of excellent Groceries at pr0yis-
ions, Wines Liquors &C. tngethcr Nith Ill other ant
Giles usually tot 10 ~ store Of the KIND they feet
sure at az 'tton of their goods viii convince
that what they j. correct and that they
selling at low prices
5l-4t. kEIIcCG klNN
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MINNESOTA RoyAL ARCH cHArTEs,

MEETS on thc second WcdDcsiay evening "a
month, ~ 2 o'c,uck ~ NJ tSONIE HALL, -. Az
thony Str'ct. Companions from other chapters, IA
good ing, respectful, invited meet .ita u~
-. PAU, loji. y. J. MORGAN. SeC'i.
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Ga,tna. AMI /.

REFERENCE
r. Choutear, ,Ir. d 60. New York,
Lorin1, Sterling & Co, Pittsburgh,
James Peek q TO-, Chicago,
DriGgc d Lewis, Detroit,
Ray. heith i Co, Cincinnati,
thou,e.tu 4 Vdlec. 81. Louis,
james Carter s to. Ca'ena,
SiillmaTA- Rood.
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T.. NJ. MCLUNG, y. "A. NCL,NG,
A. N'DONALD. g. THOMSON.
G.. VI. McCLUNC IL CO.,
rs Main Street, st. Louis, No.
VIII have received by lst September. THEN stock Of

E'AII 4 y II " sNTH.R
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Dry GOODS.
Will embrace greater vsriegv and lie more com
a mandns ana general than they nave o,r rec! N
this market EverN article Ire requirements Of the
tail trade demand can be obtained from them.
ii viii be their constant exertcn conduct their
business to make il the interest OF merchants deal
with them Every article their viii he sold
cheap il can be obtained in the city, delivered
from New York Boston. Ii their desire to do b-
siness with responsible merchants, AMI III such
ner.t hat when once commenced, II viii continue.
They know that their success depends sOftIy upon
the success OF their ustomers, and III be their
make their intercourse with merchants mutually and
reciproCaiiy benefcial.
They ask from merchants who visit ST. Louis this
Fall thorough examination Of their stock and prices.
st. Louis, Aug. 5, le53-f
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DU BIZ QUE ADV'TS.
j ESG T. Il tONt'.i.NY
1. y


LSXCHANCE sold AID purchased on New York, Eos
H. ton Philadelphia, thicngo Ocr.', ai,d other Ci-
ties oi The United states. Notes collected proceeds
RENTED At current rates az Exchange. Intercs; ,o,-
Ell on special deposits. W also draw direct, pay able
withcu. discount, on
ENGLANp.-'.,verponl, London, Manchester &c.
IRELAND. dublin, Corh, limerick Belfast, &C.
SCoTLAND.-Ed.nhure, Glasgow, Perth
Also, Drafts pa, able III Frames, F.orins Thaers,
FRANcE--paris, iiayIr, |. ors, and Mar>c,s.
GERNANN.---Haml nrgH, Ittukicr;, -. NJ Brussels.
Amsterdam, Notterdan, Antwerp, Cologne, Zurich,
Copenhagan, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strisbrpsh
SwiTzERLAND-GenevA Hcrne Basic.
IrALy.-Milan, Florence, Come, Naples, Venice,
MeSsina in Sicily.
AIsrRrA.-Nieuna and Tri-st.
RUssIA.-St. Petersburgl W arsaw.
Standardization.
NORw Ay-Christiana.
Dubuque Iowa, Nov. 10, I653.--y3o.
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FARMER. FARMER: NER%::.

% YOU HEAR,
X so, READ AND SAVE WOEk.
CINCE Swords have been beaten into P,ou ghshare..
~ and spears INTO FTmnC HOOKS, NcCorInck'r late
Patent Reaper aycs ium iH0or well rs money.
Attention is called ~ nc Jo54 Patient Reapng and
Moving Machine which surpassed any Mt the Nor.d :
Fair.
Farmers wishing tn labor tine and money would
do We'll to cal aud have them constantly
on hand at nay ware House.
W. con >TANs, Agent, Lower landing ~. Tanl
April II, l35i- lit
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Great Bargains in Town Lo,s in Lew.

e 90 LOTS one mic beoN the ttrscu' low.
n wv ;rpdinc, have just ,ocn l,'i oGi, aud
offered sale hublFt! dol,.gs each such
opportunity to Invest on ,atlo, ha rarely oHtr1.
These lots near. opposite !e- Eye Dn' winch ha~
Tor The last scas"Es nsiru"Co IN some III gre
navigation to the rrtsent grdirg. AID II - not 'nn
much 70 ay thai I: y the point. where NE uat - III
ping business of This growing city "f ,iP West, ru-i
ultimately hc dose. y only needs ~. erection 81 tT
warehouses for beg cunning and At the r',sptrii.
of ,hs c,h viii point III that direction. Ana il - t"
give II that beginning, hat IBIS nducemcnt il hcld ou
TO capitalists
Oher vaiuahi. veal prorsr.y ~ ard near 81 PM fec
sale 10y tLe proprietor. Enquire IF
l.. &. KINNEY Prop; .e'"r, o-
-. Par Nov. TO- 30-Gn \. piEFSii
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MoNDEKFI l.! WONDERHFCE

~ ~ ,3.!N Z u: W ONDtk * IL.
F3Wk "iiATtltIV l. RIIEiEp,' the "CALANtT or
a PEACE Is between teeth and The SmUkc Of
good faith t'iou faad All The ut'ter good hings
nagInablc) 4 lot,. a.O,. heats. assuming
fantastic st apes, 'uSi /" its advent the Worli
al PACE proc iai> WITH 'vOite Of .iunutr The
ha, HiCIiCoN, Of ae -. PAU Drug Store. has made
extensive alterations and improvement, in his store
ami bon>t IS 'o,.tssng ihc iA al.d B.sT
Pulled. DRUG ard CHEMICAL. WtREIlOU 81, Tuis
SIDE e : I. Louis,
Having com! letcJ our arrangements witt Blow, and
several houses IN The cities Of New (O X. Piiiaie ptia
ana Pittsburgh. prepared to furnish Paint,
ers builders. and all who ate using " bite
Lend, ZinC part, Oh, Tdrrentne, NaWiahes, Dry
Paints, u ndOW elias. al with the best 4
NJ" articles nat 'aH he proc Iret in hose cities and
AT reasonable rates - living profit Will a'irnit.
We have jus, rec' Fed express. large lot Of Pure
Chen. { AIS. and PHYSICIANS AND others. who
scribe need nr personal n>c large small quaint
ties, rest assnr d thai they VII offered
sOnable rates. aud dispensed with ard eNarurss
w w. lIICHCON,
tGl GurHer ID md s, cdr ntrerts
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h. B1DFr NJ =


NEW YORK BAZAAR
Ladies hear,--C ali--and YOU will bay :
l.. Bill NJ has hitherto spaced 70 pains 10 please
The ladies' Of 81 Pau and vicinity, aud he a. ready
now To II" item homage FOX their liberal patronage,
he i,s ever been, and ever viii be Barring tle past
season he has been NV ice to New Ior their cspc
scIa benefit and he diem his siock re-
5centy received Viii meet gh ir wants and wishes ON
his counters Tor inspection tnd he i'll alwa>s hap
1y 4" show his goods will be found beautiful variev
Hi silks black and c"iored Sparkling and brilliant,
" IL prices. Merin"e.. MI WOOL dcla;ncs, Dombaziles
Aapncas. back and coiored. r.ra,nrt,cs, Velvets ali
colors, with general variety of DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERY.
The ladies' well bn"w nat at the Bazaar be found
large variety oi Embroidery.
HOSIERY.
Wool and Cotton nj ull prices.
SHAINI.S.
WOODEN, Nerinoe Broshe, Six and Zephyr Wool, at
all prices.
FIES.
or al descriptions, |ictorines Nrfs, Cuff, Gloves
for ladies' I'D gentlemen Boots ana shoes CATER aud
India NuJbeIs.
JE.sE,.AI.
Ne has also hard The u, assortment Of jeFelr;
WEI OF St Louis, consisting q cUl and sl' r witches
breast pins for ladies and gentlemen and ons chains
ns gold aud SILVER !bIrs, crms, pens ana pencils
ricketts,. watch keys ali seals. Also good assert
mei.t OF plated si!ycr.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
ladies' IN search "f Christmas present, lor Children
ond grown persons, wiz hHL every thing p,, in
tbs Iie ~ Bihl', j IGtar, 1T Yer, low prices.
Guns md PISTOLS.
have rcce 'ed from large npo'.ing honse ia Ne>v
Ior1, large variety d Gn~ aud Pistols. which b.
haUht Ior : L. ard upwards.
-. i'aul. Nos. J.. %iN
Hr.>kY sick ENrY.
DEALER ~ REAL ESVAT
ofFiCH-oIu rosr orrtct BUILDING.
Z ara streri)
SAINT rAtIi. MIN. TER.
r AND bought t.a sid ,htoIghoat the Territory;
AmNe,tlnentS mad" t" t!'c advantage, and Lard
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MASONIC NOTICE.

ST. PAUL DIVISION, NJ. l. :. OF T. meet every FIJI
- dss Evening. at Temperance iisli.
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non Churches, Academies, Factories, Steamboats,,
n i;IH stions, etc, made, and large assortment,
kept cnpsau, hand 10y The Subscribers their old
established and 2la. red Foundry, which has
operation for thirty yen 'nd whose patterns, and pro-
cess o. manufacture so perfec.., '"a ueir bes nave
world wide celebrity for volume OF IND and quality
Of tone. The present propretors have recently sue
coded III applying The process 81 loan moHldn'0 'h
Iron Cases 10 Bell Casting-which PERI, -
casting and tven temper, and evidence OF uli-
impaired excellence of their Belts, they have just
January lSJ4 the First Premium "a Silver Me
dad III the Worlds Fair IN New Ynrk, over all others,
several from h> Country aui Europe being in CONNIE.
tition; AMI which is the 18th medal besides u,Iy Iii
pionas tha have been awarded them. They have pat
terms ter, and keep hand, Bells OF variety of tones
of tie sane weight, ana they also furnish order
chimes 81 any number 81 bells, key. and refer
several II tier make throughout he States Cana
das Their ianginl>- CONFUSING many aud val
"ahle improvements consist of Cast iron Yoke, win
movable WINS, and which be inrned upon The he'll,
sprung az ting an The cinpper, Proonging the sowId.
Iron Frame. Eong hammer, c"untcTpoIse stop, etc.
For Steamboats, Steamships, etc, their improved Re
Noyins yoke, "r Fancy hanging n bras, bronze
any design furnished. We can supply whole or
parts improved hangings relang bells If 9th
or construction np"n proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken Ia e>cfan-c.
kept oI, han'.
Being inlnediate connection VIII The rrlc;p pal
ronteo IN al directions either Rniir"tG canal or 'er,
o!derS Can he rNecu,ed with dis PATCH. which, either
pc rsonaiiy b. communication re>pectiy solicit
ted. 4. NENEELN's SONS
West Troy. Albany Co.. New York Att
~. r VI '(EIOSk Ff.
AXyHOtESAI.E Grocer, Forwarding and ComniS-
w sion Merchant. and General Steamboat AGENTS
No. 81 Ltycc. Gtlon2 II. The has rr.
called stock OF GroCer,,s, Provisions ..tt etc.
Having received by late arrivals from Nc, York Bos-
ton, New Orleans aud II. Lou,, which addition luny
urnicr stock. renders IA. assortment complete shall
continne go receive additional shipments from time to
time, during navigation, thereby enabling have
fresh and tul stOck hrougAnr the season, and he able
at al times ia Iii orders 1T ie lowest ket
The Receiving aud Forw ar,.c Business sl,a!
instance have NY personal attention. ~ which, ,!cs
patch and VIII be acIar1ti"d, AM ~. expense of
storage and DraN much possible uiicl.
feel assured that facilities aud iuns IN
HE Commission AMI Forwarding jrt<. enable
,erTant entire satisfaction 10 any mat may Ia.
with her patronage.
Iib.ra, Z. ash ovances VII hc made Produce Az
Merchant Ripped to me for sale ia III, market. Var
attcnt,l VII be pat TO III" purchase Of II arI
c!es not IL my lire.
1y,Are, or Galei.. md 81. Louis and Ca'ena and
st. Paul PACkEI LINE ~ ~ tANhhS.
II. +. N'CGOSKEY.
Calcna, An1l J. ls53 II