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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-05-26
A CARD
TO THE LADIES.

MFRS. MAYO has jnst returned from New York city
1 and received this day by Express, large anC
elegant lot of rich DRESS HATS and other goods,
which she would call the tenton Of the ladies of Sain
Paul and vicinity. (may -. 1855
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Ice CREAM.-Rauch commenced manufactu
ring for the first time this season yesterday
and is now ready to serve the public demands
in that line.
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4k Doc. Fresh Lemons for sale ~ Q. RAu0H.
~ 81. Peel, Jan. 8.
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The CENsus.-The Times. whose editor is
posted in regard to the doings about the Exec
utive officers over at the capitol, assures the
public that the census matter will be properly
attended to. All right
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ora very superior quality, from the Union Steam
" Mills, st. Louis, for sale by the Assistant Commits
sary of Subsistence at Fort Smelling, NJ T At $1o5o
per barrel. ..-
Fort Smelling, May 10, 1856 4td2w
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HAURg'S
DEAD SHOT,

Ur Rheumatic Lotion, The King OF Pain,
mas trlumphed over the most acute aud dis.
.iesSlhs pam. II there EXITS pain in an,
part OF me body. whether internal or ey,er.
T',' ana no! OF chronic rs'urc, Baum's
~, Tau Sr'"t VIII triumph over ali, apd relieve
the sufferer from its tormon;s Enr nr,nr ".
these assertions refer Won Il over fr''> d. r, y.
pectaole citizens OF our town and SS,mnin
whose names can he seen by ca,;iuG ~ ~
store: Then truly may tbs yrc tin. w.,
styled the King o! Pan Pric. 70 cent. yst
oottle. f9r sale, Wholesale aUs retail. Ly
I. M. ChaigdUt, aIOygol'a.ya. va.
October III. ''"~'S'
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TOPERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
The Great Book Of the Year,

AhO Cdt DOON III tDC lear
From the Editors Of the philadelphia Post.
Wo think we may safely pronounce this to
be the most thorough and valuable work on the
Empire Of Russia that has yet appeared in the
English language"
From the Editor Of the Amer. Phil. Courier.
"Truly valuable work--ths great Book Of
the day.''
SEND FOR ONE COPY AND TRY 1T AMONG
YOUR FRIENDS. .....
Work for all, and Work that Pays,
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our new work on tho &c RUSSIAN EMPIRE,
and other popular Pictorial Books. Terms, Cat
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OF postage, on addressing
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lSl William street, New York.
W sEED FOR ONE Cory. Single copies O. the
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pense to any Post-Office, on the receipt Of the
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and = wel-bound Subscription Book, (price Of
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from one to two hundred subscribers, to be de-
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which separate the die putanis, and "a there
can be no dlshonor in submitting TO the laws
Inc National Council has deemed i, the b. s,
guarantee OF common justice and future
peace, To abide bs and maintain the existing
Jaws upon the subject of slavery, as a final
ana conclusive settlement of thu, subject, I'm
spirit and in substance.
Aud garding it the highes, duty to avow
their opinions upon subject so important.
IN distinct and unequivocal terms, i, is here
oy declared as the sense Of this National
council that Congress possesses no mower I'M
der the Constitution, to legslate upon the
SUBJECT OF slavery In the States whore i, does
or may exist, or exclude any State from adj
mies'1n ihtJ the Union because it's Con.ti,u.
uon does or does not recognize the nsti,u.
ton Of slavery as par, OF its social system,
ana especially pre,ermitine any expression
oil opinion upon the power OF Congress to es.
ao''sh or prohibit slavery in any Territory.
II is the sense of the National Council tia,
Congress ought not to egslate upon the
subject OF slavery within the Territory of the
United States, and that any Interference by
Congress with slavery, as it exists in the
District Of Columbia, would be violation
OF the spiri, aud intention OF the compact
by which the State of Maryland ceded tho
District to the United States, and breach
OF the national faith.
Nll.-The policy Of the Government, of
The United States, in its relations with For.
eign governments, is TO exact justice from
the strongest, and do justice to the weakest, ;
restraining BY all the power of the Govern .
ment, all lis citizens from Interference with
the Internal concerns Of nations with whom
we are at peace.
,,AlV.-This National Council declares tina I
all the principles of the Order shall be hence
forward every where openly avowed; and
that each member shall be al the liberty to
make known the existence of the Order. and
the Tact that he himself is a member; and it
recommends that there be no concea linen, of
The places Of meeting of The Subordinate
Councils.
L. B. BARTLETT, Of Kentucky,
President OF the National Council
{. d. DEsHLFR, OF New Jersey.
Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES NJ. STEPHENS, Of Maryland
Recording Secretary.
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The M0RGANT0WN BRASS BAND,
Having undergone thorough course of
instruction under the celebrated Musician
and Preceptor,
Prof WIN. II, STOY,
and having procured, al heavy expense, q
beautiful CARRIAGE. now prefer their ser.
vices TO play for Professions, Celebra tons,
&c, in any Of the contiguous Counties Of
Virginia and Pennsylvana.
For particulars Of terms, and TO make en-.
gagements, please address
WIN. SAMSEL.
July I'll. Secretary Of Band.
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Sebastopol is Taken,

Sebastopol is Taken.
LARGEST STOCK of CLOTHING
EVER WAS IN TOWNil
Dry Goods Of eccsy kind!
Gum Coats and Leggns,
Carpet Sacks aud Travelling Trunks,
Carpeling and Oil Cloths,
Deerskin OveIshoes,
Halls and Caps of the Latest Styles, Jus,
from New York,
Fur Cuffs and Victorines.
Lad'es' Satin and Cloth Man,illas,
Italian and Gro de Rieu Silk, Dress Goods
100 lbs. Broom Irvine.
coil q sea.gtass Rope,
Ii do do
l Hemp BEDFORD.
Extra sea-grass Bed. cords 100 feet long.
Plough Points and Castings Of every kind,
at wholesale and retail. Old Metal taken
in Exchange.
Golden Syrup, superior quality.
Loaf and Brown Sugar.
-Four Dozen Zuc ash.boards,
Twelve dozen Patent Buckets,
Two dozen Pa,en, Tubs.
10 boxes Shy 10 Glass,
10 " 10 by IL do
...... 4" 10 by IA do
A few more Of those superior Apple.
Parers left. LATER & FLEMING.
Morsantown, October 10, 1855.
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TO TIE PURLUC

- ~ THE PUBLIC.
The Washington Society would feel some re :
Iuctance IN appealing to the support of the peo-
pie were 1t for less worthy or less noble object
thas that which they have in view. The scheme
which they offer, being placed under their sole
control by the State Commissioner, thew have
made II so attractive, and formed it upon so grand
and liberal scale, that they have no fears but
that the public will come forward with one M.
cora TO ITS support, and assist the Society in the
successful carrying ont of one of the most nat
rIotic undertakings Of the present day. IL not
only appeals to the national feelings OF the Amer
lchn heart, but also to the selEinterest of eycrv
man Those who invest a dollar or more in this
undertaking not only contribute to a patriotic
ohJect, but stand an equal Glance with others in
ope, pf'ze Perhaps you may be the lucky
" There is tide in the nf,rs Of mon
Which, taken at tho food leads on to fortune. -
And why may not this prove the food in your
nmairs lilo that never risks never wins! Il 4
ne managers felt assured Of its success from the
hf'iIiant receipt on with which its announcement
met from our most eminent citizens five thou
day. " Wv ~
The drawing, which comes OF on the Isl Of
November, will constitute one of the greatest
features OF the closing day OF the exhibition O I
our institute for the Promotion of the Mechanic
arts.
vi. r. DUNCAN, Chairman Board Of Manaeeft
IL Tickets Si,-Packagcs of 26, $50.
~ ANrED.-Agents to form clubs in every town
PiIaBc and hamlet in the State. Forward your
orders Immediately so to meet prompt ai,en.
ton
Drawing, first day Of November
~ lhosc not desiring to compete for the Pro-
'n,u'hs, VIII be allowed liberal per centage.--
All orders and letters must be addrestod to
CAREW & OIILER,
lSoic Agents for the Managers, BALTIMORE, MD.
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uannur - -~-------------~.
BOOk AGENTS IN "A ,sIt,g

4 tents WANTED in oYory rUwn & County
IA ID me United States, to cshvass for Oh.
.,Is. PoPuIaI historical and olhes valuable and
saIeao,e books published. The ,torks arc mar.
hcuiariy adapted 90 the wants OF ,.e peoD,o. he.
ing beautifully illustrated with fine steel and
wood Engrayingp, nnd bound in the most aub.
s!antal manner '"o'' "1" '
hageh,s now canvassing for US find it Il ploosant
ana profitable employment.
n our mst also includes the best works of r. 9
Ah iiiOk. Over 100000 volumes have bssn
soid the past year, and their sale is sill irc,o,.
ing we have just added several NEW hooks 60
o,hos Gy 'nls most popular author, and shall add
o'hers The ensuing fall and winter
Il, we think we have the best list for Agent. 1,
s ne country. Send for it, aud judge ior Your.
'o''es' For full particulars and l,sf, address
90 -. W, BRADLEY, Publisher,
september 10, 1855. f"'''
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EmerSOn's American Hair RoIioropco
,,n,d sure snd pefs,ahont euro fof sadaoss. 7,
.om m scnr, arr dendruE Scforulous Et1Di,o,s
and icyerish heat rom tho SCALP.
prepared only by C.ts. LMEpeog. G y
FISHER CO., psoptieiofs No. bjSe,,,, ~ -
Sept. 3o-3n Sole .c.n, f., a. 1870 w AM,
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AGENTS ! AGENTS! AGENTS

DERSONS accustomed to procure subscribers
Il for Books, Magazines, &c., or get clubs for
Newspapers, arc requested to send us their
names and address, and we will forward the m !.
rec OF postage, specimen number of publi-
cation for which they will find ready salo and
we will allow them a commission Of 30 per cent,
for their services.
J. BRADFORD & BROTHER,
No. 3, CORTLAND street, New York.
Nov. II, 1866. 81 81
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FEE Open E8EyFy-sZ-5,

A GEMS WANTED TO soil now ,y,..
~ e ,h fagshi7m, fo2asy ma Christian
;S,er tne BLESSING OF AZ CTEN B!slE,, .. slou.
IN inc History OF Christianity, if.m mo tims -,
W.i sk"9mt to tho present day, Nv vincent ",
~ ' new, WIN view cfthe iatr1. eve opsmsnt,
y huiE's HoSflLlrN a. ne Mas - o.
h.'"'ea D THnUEs parts o. the world and ,n
Fose OF the abSurdItics o. th6 il.n!acuya,e go.
cePton, ana the d2Iat.ous yeparlt, ~ IA ,c:.
IN Mary, by Rev J. +. Berg, D. o.. ar'S5r ~
no !csnits," .'Church ana Stata, Sc. Sc.
ns SusnoT Of 1his work. Dr.. berg, IS acknoyyI.
eaged TO be the most able writer a. Po,o"n,,',
IN zoe county: tho-e who have read his discn".
s,ons with ArchbiaAop Hughes, VI! need no sSST.
Agents will fad shis The mos, salcabIe Le,v
puoiishsd It isa large l2mo. volume, Of f,,,T
hunufea and thirty pages, illustrated vii. ,n
,nero1s engrayings, beautifully and enbgIan,,r,,,
'o Sno.i' and sold at 81 20 per copy.
Spuoim On copies sent by mail, post paid To-
any part OF the United States, on rsccjni nv ~ ~
aoove p,ieo. send for copy aud juAge ,o,
S pnIl'.h :, Adde'S J. ". BRADLEY.
pnbiishs1, a8 North Fourth Stree; pIHIadei,ti,
May &c, 1895. Pha'
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ESTRAY NOTICE.
PRESTON COUNTY TO Wit.

PRESTON COUNTY TO WIT.
To The Clerk Of the Court of said COUNTY:
WE, Philip Bcorbower, David Dennis md Jcs-
sc SpurgiD, jun'r., three frecholders of said
county, do hereby certify that, 10y yir,ue of
warrant TO US directed by Harrison Iagaas,
Justice Of the said county, we have this day on
our oaths viewed and appraised three two year
old cattle, taken up by William Robinson on his
land as cstrays, and assess the value Of said es-
trays at thifty-scyen dollars. The said cattle
are described MS follows! Ono muley steer, n
pale brindIo, with white on tho wethers, white
face and rcd ring round each eye; one dark
brindlc steer, with few whito speoks on tho
flank one white and red tpockIed steer, with a
white stripe on the back. No car marks on the
above cattle. PHILIP BEERBOWER,
his mark.
JESSE SPURGIN, Jun't.
DAVID DENNIS,
oopy.--Tcstc, his mark.
Nov. II, 20. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

A"FoA1 AN 4 hNNOUNC ENT.
TgNO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases.
Il such as SPERMATORRHOEA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRIIEA.
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANlSM, or
SELF-ABuSE, &c. &c.
The Howard Association Of Philadelphia, in
view OF the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho de-
cePtions practiscd upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, as n CHARITABLE ACT
worthy oftheir name to give MEDICAL,ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Femalo) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits of
lite, &c, and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, TO furnish Medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent lnsti-
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with " Nirnlcnt and Epidemic Diseases and its
funds can be used for other purpose. 1t has
now a surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. tits
needless to add that tho Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of tho age, and will
furnish tho most approved modern treatment.-
valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrhoea, &c.
Address, (post paid) DR.. gro. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HATFIELD, President.
GEO. FA1RcHILD, Secretary. Sept. 2O.--ly.
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NOTICE,-STRAYED AWAY,
ENROM my Farm below Morgantown, some two
i months since, THREE TVO YEAR OLD
CATTLE, One Steer and one iloifor are black,
WITH white faocsj the other red and white pie
dcd hoiicr will pay a reasonable reward for
their delivery, or Information Of them, 40 that
can get them. EDsAR c. WiLaoN,
Esrsmbsr ., l5ss 10 sw,tr
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ooh! what a pile of Boxes!"

"Oh! what a pile of Boxes!"
One OF our citizens, while taking morning
walk through town last week, was heard to say,
as no drew near to
Rogers 4 Fogle's Cheap Cash Store,
"Oh! what pile of Boxes =, Well, reader,
the secret oft was that tho firm had just receiv-
cd their now and very large assortment of
Fan and TFfsSer Goods,
and the boxes were piled up around the door o.
nough to astonish the natives! Our friend could
not pass without going in to see what all these
boxes could have contained. He went in and
found every shelf, corner, and even part OF the
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their va
riety, and it's no use to try to enumerate the ar
ticles. The wonder now was that even that
pile OF boxes could have contained all the rich
variety around him. lie remarked to one OF
the firm, You have brought on large stock of
Goods this time" The answer was uOh YOU
have not seen all come, go up stairs.o Fol-
lowing up stairs, he found the large upper roo M
stored with large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF all sorts and sizes, and as CHEAP as-as
the Goods down stairs, and they were CHEAP c.
nough, in all conscience /! When our friend
came out and turned towards home he had an
arm full OF New Goods and notions for the folks
at home. lilo would advise all persons in search
Of Goods every CHEAP Tor Cash., to call at
ROGERS & FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, where
the most tastidious taste can be accommodated
with something good aud cheap. They charge
nothing Tor exhibiting their assortment; 90 and
call at the CHEAP CORNER.
Morgantown, Sept. 90, 1865.
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sFen. vIRoINtAR.
U TO Merchants and Consumers of
GLASSWAREl
FRANK. M. CHALFANT,
HAS just received at his Arcade 1870 boxes
IL OF assorted Glassware, also a large assort-
ment OF Lanterns, Hall and Parlor Lamps, Lamp
"leks and Chmneys, as hcrctofore low for cash.
TO PHYSICIANS
And those in ,oant ofpurs, fresh Drugs.
| have just received a large invoice of pure
DRUGS, consisting in part of
Wine of Rad. Colchicum,
10 OF Powers Weghtman's Sui. Quinia,
~ lbs Blue Mass, U SP aad EP
10 lbs Old SampsoA-Calomel U aniE
~ drms Morphia,
80 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitro,
io lbs Nitrous Ether,
10 lbs Sui Ether,
lbs Compound Fluid Extract s.rsaparilIa,
20 lbs Citrate of Magnesa;
Also, Sulp. Cinchona, q substitute for Ouini.
at not half tho cost of Quinia DIR. Granville,s
Lotion, Fowler's and Donnavan's Solutions. E1-
tracts of all kinds, Essential Oils, Plasters Bal
sums, pure Liquors Of all kinds, Scotch Ale, &c.
In snort everything you want.
PAINTERS, GLACIERS,
An6 those tn aoant Of Paints, Glass and
pornishcs, Brushes, &c. Take Notice
l huve just received 80 kegs of Snow Zinc
.","'' 'i'eS' nv" Hc actory, anu possess tho
only pare Zinc Paint in this market. Also, re-
ceived pure Philadelphia and Brooklyn Lead,
Putty, Oils, FarnShes, Window Glass, of ali
sizes, &c.
TO headsof Families, to tie ..
YOUNG MAN AND YOUNG LADY.
Harrison's Preston's and Beck's Flavorlnp Rx-
tracts, such as Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Nutmeg,
Cumanda Orange, Celery, &c. Handkerchief
Extracts Of every Perfume, Coiognes, Rouges,
Balms, Toots and Flesh Powders, Fancy ToilrI
Soaps, Creams. Hair Oils, Syon's Kathairoa,
IrIcoPherous, &C. Also, Pens and pen holders
Drawing pencils and paper, Note Letter and Ca p
paper, Envelopes. Inks OF every color used
IL Call and examine my stock which is COM
Plote and free for inspection. In conclusion,
need assure you always keep on hand good
supply of DEAD SHOT, and all popular Patent
Remedies OF tho day. II. NJ. Chalfant.
MoTgantOWn, Septombar %. 1855.
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DIR. TdOS. DUNN.

Dh, IIIO,J. UUNN,
specially tenders his professional ssr,;cSs. ~ "
the citizens Of the place and snI,nnnl;, w.
country. He can b. found e The Dsn"' -
all times when rot professionally sngsoeJ
BeTacasyillG apdi2 1855.
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FANCY PRINTING,

We have supplied Ourselves with all the
materials necessary for doing fancy work
such as Gold and Silver Bronze, Red, Blue
ond Green Ink--fne glazed Paper Of various
hpes, &c., and we have the requisite skill
and experience to use them TO advantage. -
Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
~ attended 10.
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FISE ARTS.

nfD EsGRkvisGs BOUGHT AIao ON hooks ~
" say qusnt,y 10 tuy "a bpaf' .stesrsIh', 81
'hgrsvisgs "a n0vsls 81 cors ols nAgss go ~ .rr
WtE IN vs ~sy u bosss pYnts 81 "a 80 eaf.s' y
ttet, 10 bfDst.sy Aiso haEaet uSsfsis y -
tetry
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'iLIFToN, STATEN IsLAND.-FOR SALE, LOTS ON
high ground with fine views, pure water, and perfect
tcrage. Allo lots PennsylvaniA West Of New York
ttcros requiring : large supply Of light Apply 70
IA W. VAN WAGENEN, l6 Posts buildings Hanover
.ieet, J. II. siegert Vanderbilt House, Vanderbilt
hiding.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NrAytGATIos EESUsED on CONNECTICUT EIyEK
IN --Tks steamer CITY OFuaKTFOED -nt lsafs sss
tetk fsr H.stisre its tay k1ss y, lsS asP q, ffss
Ittktp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TTEIoSPoRT INDUSTRIAL HONE ASSOCIATION, NO.
~ 2-Tbe msmbers are hereby notified that the FOL
lowing resolution vas adopted ct the hst nsstA ~
recommended BY the Finance COMMITTEES in thar Las,
Resolved That each and every member IL required 70
pay the Of $40 per quarter acre. before they
obtain their deeds and ali lo,s upon which than tbs
above amount has been paid, viii be sold a. public
ton, on Monday, tbs 10th day Of April, At IL NJ At
N. B-An lots for after the 9TH Of April the sum Of
per cent will be charged in sddtion 10 the above
the sl2o v barely meet the sIpsnr o, the Associs
ton B. The Association NESTS tbs nrst and third
Wednesday Of each month until May, vhsn ths Assoes
ton ceases 10 meet by order Of the Association,
J. A. HASDsCHUCH, Secretary.
DEsYyOIEST SOCIETY OF THE UNITED Sous or
~ regular ssni mshhly meeting ~ this .e,sy
s,y s,;;aias l..a In., .,iss., s.assr. =;
'''' NJ GcLUskrY. sssf-,.fy.
THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY WILL MEET AT
shs Ws''It.,,r How. % hssa1y .,,nn. s.ras " a.
sent The trade ara invited 20 forward and Join
john n HAYWARD, President,
THE LATE WILLIAM PooLE-THE BEST DAGuER
j rso,ype photosrsph u WIN Poole b. procured
hAAs,s new aafusns.n ,.isry c5 BroAG.sy ns,t door
70 the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
BILLIARDS.
a BAsToRD, yR, FIRST PREMIUM AND ONLY
IA patent cushions factory, o. Centre sirsst,-BJ-
lard and bagasls tables superior MAKE, low "a thoss
Of inferior makers Ten tables for PLAY ma at No Ann
street. an snuanoe lee Fulton street tables
81 Pineapple and Fulton streets, Brooslys, BY oEDiJk
IAkBtlefsOS where his friends and purchasers are ia
vtsd W try them. Billiard saloon On bfoad~ay With
three tables for sale.
CILvERsIDAL AWARDED TO LnoSARD a BEs,
= J.min ,tbs Words fA l5+ fSr 81. s.s tlliars q
eobadsrsd su,hss slss, ss,,isa stsrs .-rl
tss.. I..,s.r. ae is sh.., ,ar s..A IsosAabA sis
JAkIE highest premium msksrs $50 Brpssvsy y. g.
Two ssseHdAna tables sh'ap for t,'h.
WE Call TIE ATTENTION or BUYERS 10 oUK
w sgtsnsr elastic sashgn tiliiara tatl.s uh.sh ~
srrss % al e,bsr' ,ka so4 ~ Les ihsa sac
s.s, ''h'' W, ,31 'I.'ss e,Is 80. e, ~. "
(,oAL' cOALi-eroyE AND sGG SIZE COAL Ar
~ delivered Cguberiand coal for blAstsHtks 49,
90 90, sup-rior artiels also, Cgne.rDi sosi for par
lor u.s. y. DeAlsrs supplied APIy . LsJIs Poi
IEi ~ slfth sysnss between Ivsnty sIih ADD I~sa'
~ sstssiL siIssts.
CoAL- AN SON EECriyisG A sgw suPPLy ~
snd err 80. shissI ssng,' ~ ~ pries = -
-, -. s,rsss.s &c VS., s.',, nsr ~ 49,, ..rs.
ata slEth srshus. ara ne DHans street Bfsx4-sJ
NdJhi ssraatss = tsri.ii ssai. rErER cLtsros.
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~ 49,. :, ~ s5orI ~. f'1 1.,1
Husseb street serhsr Tl.r,ssnth strs<'. NsrtA river
CoAt . PIE roN VIZ ARR DiscnAEoIs0 YRoN
,,,s So 80 =. 80, A,i ' ..,, ~ = s.,gs ''.s,
= cali m tlEE GOODWIN, - Esviss,sA. ts,psss
0ssrts 40 gibEih
DThtn ORCHARD coal LANDIyG-piErHspGts
80 49, pses tirtst f,g~ "a rsss = 'ssrtsssi '
80 IsfIh nESRi FEryE ssrssf n Gatsi1 81 C.s,,..
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-12

GUTTER SHIP SWORD FISH, CAPT. II. N. OSGOOD
~ for San Francisco, Ia receiving cargo 1t pier
North river and viii positively sAn before Tues
day goth inst and expected 70 nni,h loading Tuesday
next, 18th. shippers will please hand 10 their bills Of
Adpg for signature as room their engagements are
completed For balance OF her small capacity apply TO
SUTTON 4 CO., 81 Wall street.