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DEMocRArIc REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMITTEE

~ Tammany Hall, July ~ 1866.
city Ne ss
M e ia sr q s az
iries on WsdDesday he is day q July Instant between
one Delegate and one Alternate from Assembly district
be ne @ : s a. Sas G
suance Of cali Of the state Central Commlee, Of which
Mards
s hs State
Rss9veo That said Ds'rc, Conversions meet on Tuesday
s and ss .sss
For sixteenth and Twentieth wards at Mmans corner Of
For Eghieen,h and Twenty first wards HSbard and Nc
for f%eh Nineteenth and twenty second wards a; Da
Wis, corner q Ffiy ninth street and Broadway.
three Inspectors elected BY delegates the
wards this Committee and at the places hereinafter desg
First ward-At 10 Green wich sreet-wlIam Kenny Da.
n No. suf Daniel xeeha
John Pownall and James Boil, inspectors, : ~,
James Mooney John psys inspsc,ors n, nv" ~,
Sixth WsrdAt No Bsyad Maloney
aH
Eighth WardHAt No IS Mercer street-John R. Lydecker,
Ninth Ward-At No 7s7 Washington street--Ienamin Har
Ten Team Mra mde and
Broemc seesJohn Van Duzer, Edward Welsh and James
Hopkins, Inspectors.
Eleventh Ward-A, Union Shades No. 70 Houston street.
George Elliott jackson Vermilyea, and William Hogg, In
spectors
Twelfth ward-At Farleys, corner of l25th street and
Fourth avenue-Wiliam o. Webb, John Macarthur, Dr. and
John Hart, Inspectors.
Thirteenth Ward-At onderdonks corner Of Grand and
Clinton streets-John c. Frazier Peter mitchell and Henry
Lewis, Inspectors.
Fourteenth Ward-At Democratic Headquarters, corner
Grand and Elizabeth sreetsJoseph Shannon James Hayes
fifteenth Wardat No 5Ss Houston street-John B. Ryer,
William Jones and Patrick Hood Inspectors.
Sixteenth WardAt No. l24 seventh avenue-Henry Dono-
hue, Daniel McCool and James Gregory, Inspectors.
Seventeenth WardAt No 81 East Eleventh street-Thomas
Wallace hanus Kelly and John Yandervoor Inspectors.
Eighteenth Ward At Union Hotel Of Twenty second
and Third avenue0liver Hebbard John Riley and
Henry A. Matthew, Inspectors.
Nineteenth Ward feed store Forty second street
and 1hird avenue-M. Maroney, Denis brady and William
Conghlin Inspectors.
Kenney William simpson aud Thomas McConkey Inspectors
Twenty hrst Ward-at Hubbard McCoy's corner Thirty
second street and Fourth avenueChares H. Haswe Ste
phen Cornell and George w. Ganit Inspectors
Forty eighth streeCharcs seagrist John Seaman and
Dennis +. Root, Inspectors.
Resolved the absence of II
the Inspectors hereinbeore designated for the respective
wards the hour named for opening the polls that the In
spector Inspectors be authorized to appoint in
wrir other Inspector or t. act In the place OF
those absent. WllsON sMALls CnalrfnAn
ALFRED CHAScEIIoR,
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On Thursday July TO- by Rev. Joseph Perry, Mr..
GEORGE BRUCE Jr Of New York, 10 Miss KATE SEXTON
OF Bulls Ferry Hill, Hudson county, y. j.
On Monday afternoon, July Ia at the residence of the
brides father by Rev. John Bush, Mr.. JOHN W. $.
HoomASp 10 Mss CARRIE f. sIYfBs, eldest daughter OF
James STYLES. Eco.
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eh d1erent the largest assortment
ctybeeidas hfteen hand pianos-all n whch
IN be sold At prices that defy comgeon Pianos 70 rer
~ud rent allowed on purchase at WATERS No 3S3 Broad
cay Pianos tuned repaired, polished boxed and moved
- pId ieT teevaa bad papYa AuNe reduced prsss
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Polnscln-The North American National Executive
Cenmttee have engaged suit Of rooms in the building,
formerly the American HOTEL Broadway AID are pre-
pairing FOR the campaign The question of the Vice Presi
dency is not vet settled.
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Inc WING State Central Committee.

Albany, July II, 1855.
The Chairman Of the Wing State Central Committee has
convened meeting Of the committee in this city on the
34th or 2Gth inst with view the organization of the
whig party for holding State Convention, &c.
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Births.

On Sunday July Is, a. No. Ninth avenue the wife OF
WILLIAM A. WAKEFIELD, OF a son.
At New Brunswick y. j., Friday, July IL, the wife
Of Mr.. john 7. KEsSaDY, Of a son.
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Pennsylvania Politics.


PrrsBrRG, July II, 1855.
The Executive Committee Of the American party, on
Saturday unanimously endorsed the nomination OF Fill
uege and Donelson.
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Disease OF the Lungs-Notice.-Dr. Hunter
ss oDs nss dung IN no. r.
after da rSr @ Of p
the advice list Of has been proposed which
win S Ssn Of s
ofpulmonary disease by inhalation s2s Broadway. NJ
The New and Extensive Bazaar OF Fancy
goods and just opened at 400 Broadway by II Rogers
his old stand contains variety of
ladies' FANS recules jet ornaments dressing cases brushes
eses
% STe. 81 II s % iss se
Grover & Bakers Family Sewing Ma
the health Of your wife and daughters and make
home happierf Purchase, without delay this invaluable
perfect werer durability
orvsis roons Al BATtHELoRs zs broadway
Cristadoro-s Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
excite admiration among all connosseurs in art suit of
elegant private for supplying his nmabe dye,
TAIL atCRIsTADoRos, No Asor House. Copy the ad-
dress.
HIPS Hair Dye, Black or Brown, Four
ns os SOD Ne at va s @ way and n a. ne @
street. 1863 Atlantic street and 40 York street: Brooklyn and
at the drug and fancy goods stores generally
W j. BARKER, of 4ss Broadway New York has opened
Office above where ladies may leave their address, by the
day or week.
Baths, Baths, Baths.-Cloyd's Floating and
salt IL s for al to @
TO hire. Water free from all lnpariies
Medals and Honors
With Princes for donors
If your homes are infested
With insects de,ested,
Why, i rem ne nuisance can free ss, ;hem H.
vernn l2a Broadway and No South sh street.
Philadelphia
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picture defoI Fremont voters 81 Bachsuan men Is ri
more ard " ladies', al enthusiasts for Fremont
Cost 70 and 80 cents. Rooms, 80 Broadway Vote early.
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Camco--type.-Th1s style OF Miniature e1-
eeeds all others yet Offer the pabo in beauty OF Dnsh
and durability. Taken only at WiLLIAMsoN's brooklyn.
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TAe Smithsonian Institution, Broadway

REGENCY SMITHSONIAN HOUSED IN NEW YORK,
ESTABLISHED WILL oF JAMES shThssos. :.
To afford 10 the cityeas of the United states ana hegent 10
reners OF the rst order IN one oil the
most central and costly locations OF the metropolis az ss
prices than vogue other establishments OF equ rank,
not similarly endowed. . 800, y. 80,
price per day for rooms and board for only, with
Al'1s as ofu'ie' - Ae opA'- : SIDNEY KoPMAN.
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Death OF King Strnng.

BUFFALO, July II, 1855.
King srang Of Beaver Island died at his former resi-
Aence n Racine county, on Wednesday last
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70 Degrees in the Shade.-How to Keep
comic <table under the celebrated zephyr merino
noa garments, for sale wholesale aud retail AT McLAUHh-
~ as shirt and furnishing 2s Greenwich street. corner
oi. Murray. Shirts made 10 measure.
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venh hour victim Of scroula, salt rheun, III
cerous erupve malay fancy cure impossible. 1t Is
never HOILOWAYS ointment for external
plants his pills FOR internal disorders Sold the manuac
iores Maiden lane New York, and No. 24i Strand
London and by all druggists at &c. 62ac and Il per pot
or
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The CatarTh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
win be again St. Nichols Hotel New York, on Monday,
July Il staying few days only Direct All letters 10 St. Nj
sholss Hotel New York
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(VENTREvILLE COURSE, y. L-TROTTING-TIIURs-
~ day, July ", Mt O'Clock r. NJ Match $1,000 mile heats,
best three in i've wagons and drivers 70 weigh 0
pounds Hiram Woodruff b. Agnes: Daniel Phfer
names Brown Mare To be good day good track Both
J0Ef CoNKI.rS, Proprietor.
TTNroN COURSE, L. T-TRoTTrNG-oN TUESDAY,
~ July rs ct hsfpas O'Clock, match for sl,oco, mite
heats best In I've, 10 VI. Woodruff names b. m
Rose OF Washington W. Peabody names b. m. Lady Mos
Stages viii leave the williamsburg ferries every twenty
minutes SHAW A WHITE. Propriefora
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NEW yoaK herald, TUESDAY, JULY Is, 1855.


hJVEEFISEf0hGs AsAsWEt GyGAf DAY.
E~cSSgsc "a,
SD WARD FILLMORE ASD nQt-.s2* CiIB..,A
- meeting Of ae a3nre rGF VII le h-i1 AZ Ne, - Ann
sT ec this TUESDAY evening jar a. teek All per
In the ward friendly 70 The AZ r y a''en
ALvAN H. WILLIANsuS, President
JARED A. TiApso., Secretary.
QTH WARD NATIONAL. DEMOCRATIC ASsOClA-
meeting II the association VIII take place AZ The
Adrac "Wednesday, the 18th OF july, az O'Clock T. NJ
precisely when among other important businss new mem
bers proposed, and VIII be made tor
public meeting. CHARLES EDWARDS, PRESIDENT
y. &. GENET, }S.cre,,rco
Il. w. ANDREWS, S
DIST WARD BUCHANAN AND BREcKINRIDGE
Il Cuba meeting of this club VIII be held Al Washing
ton Hail. Thirty third street between First and Second ave.
on Tuesday evening the 18th inst All democrats "a
vorable reform in the abuses that have cr-pt in and d
vded the democratic party respectfully invited 70 attend
enroll themselves members Of this club The regular
meetings OF the club will be held every Tuesday evening
in each week during the campaign Due notice Of the place
Of meeting will be given through the Otherwise,
may be determined. BY order: ,
JOHN X. FEENEY, President,
WILLIAM DE LACY, Secretary.
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AT A SPECIAL MEETING or TIE OFFICERS AND
n members Of Hose Company No. Is held at their hose
carriage house Beaver street. July a. 1856 the following
preamble and resolutions unanieously adopted
Whereas, II has pleased Almighty God 10 remove from
amsrst the prime Of life usefulness, lanented
rriHd and fellow member Mr. John McDonald therefore
belt
Received That In the death Of Mr. Mcdonald have lost
and friend kind aud condescendng associate,
brave and daring lrsman-one who foremost In
the company for the many excellent qualities OF his heart as
Resolved That M the death 81 John Mcdonald Hose Com.
rshy No " has suffered rreparable ioss and that his
death has le void in ranks which cannot easily be
nlled.
Resolved That coesole With the afflicted family and
friends of the deceased. and pray that Almighty God may
grant them fortude and patience bear up against this their
sad bereavement.
Resolved That attend the funeral Of the deceased and
as mark Of respect wear the usual badge OF mourning and
lay up for thirty days
Resolved That copy 81 the resolutions be properly
engrossed and be the family Of the deceased and
also that the be inserted Ia The New York Herald and
Sunday Leader.
Moved and seconded that we nov adjourn.
J. 9. BAILEY, sec'y u. BEoPHY Foreman
E,1REMEr.-THz MEMBERS AND ExMENBERs OF
requested TO meet at the hose carriage house, No ~
our late brohsr member, John Mcdonald 49,. =
Jons c. BAmy, Secretary.
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eumner 5O <ck.-Our Large ana EzAeS0nl
stock OF summer clothing ready and sale, EN-
eawns many ecisties and styles 70 be found nowhere else
prices - . - ID DEVLIN &C0.,
Nos 'Is, 80 and $50 broadway, Warren street
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30 KING sTREET--To LET, A NEAT THREE STORY
OC dwelling house with all the modern improvements In
guire on the premises.
r. = REwARD.-LosT ON SATURDAY July H. A
AC porte monnaie containing note for 500 dated May
2S 1856 payable at SIXTY days drawn BY Alex Mcdonnell
the order 81 and endorsed by Jss W. Elliot The public
Of vaiN the finder The above reward will be
pad " geiprDipsi.o d. '. w Elot No. Eighth aysnue
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The New and Extensive Bazaa
Grover & Bakers Family Sewing M,

chneswoud you the labor the leisure and
promote the health of your wife and daughters and make
home happierf Purchase, without delay this invaluable
ticle at 495 Broadway.
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are superior others Their improvements
perfect the natural and durability
His unrEaed and only harmless hair dye applied twelve
private rooms, al BACHELORS ZS3 Broadway.
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Cristadoro-s Wigs, Hair Dye and To

excite admiration among all connosseurs in art suit Of
elegant private apartments for supplying his nimbe dye,
the only reliable article OF the kind exant Whoese ana
tail, atCRISTADOR0'S No. Asor House. Copy the adj
dreS
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TO Tpr EDITOR or THE uRALl

New YoRx, July ", 1856.
sotce In the columns ~ an article charging
with having received under fraudulent etsnces
wtai charges utterly false shall be enabled ~ show
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL.
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A ssoCIATIoN OF EXEMPT rIREMEN.-THE QUAR-
n terly meeting viii be held at fircmens Hail. Mcrce
street, on Tuesday evening. July l5 o'clock Member
WIZ p'e"se % al W WHEELER Recording Secretary
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THE LADIES or THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH
OF New Utrecht WIN hold . fair on the ancrneoa. sni
evening" 81 Wednesday and Thursday the 10Th and Eh ot
July. Should the weather prove upfayorablc, will be
tinued Friday The fair will be held ia Fort Hamilton,
which has kindly rendered them by MAJOR Nor
ris the Commandment The splesdd military band connected
with the fort will be In attendance. q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A BOARD OF MEDICAL OFFICERS, FOR THE Ex-
IA animation Of candidates for appointment la the medical
staff OF the army, viii convene at Newport Barracks
Newport KY, the ls Of August next To obtain permis
appear before this Board Is apply the
Secretary Of War Applications must be accompanied by
testimonials youehing for Me good moral character o. the
pcant and his physical ability 10 perform the arduous and
active duties of ocar of the medical staff His age which
must be not less than FL than - should also be
stated and his residence and place of birth Those
who upon examination shall receive favorable report from
the Board will be appointed Assistant Surgeons In the army
vacancies may
SURGEON GESERALs OFFICE, July 7, 1856.
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NoTICE-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
IN Bartlett 6uard lucsted % meet at 81 Whitehall st.
attend the funeral OF late brother member John MELON
aid, Tuesday July Is, between The hours u " and
O'Clock. By order OF JOHN ONETL, Orderly Serg't
d. &. sykKs Secretary
VETERAN CORPS OF lsl2-THfS CORPS WILL AS
semble nj headquarters w. Y. Riers Star Hotel No o.
Lispenard street on "Wednesday morning, July i6, At
o'clock A. Mfreei~cy, IN fun uniform 10 celebrate the
ture o. stony Point, July W. TIa by polite invitation from
Mr. John H. Trplr proprietor of the Mechanics shirt Store
so Grand street. excursion 20 West Point by order
II. RAYMOND, Colonel
wuiias TAYLOR Aijuiant
BTcket- 10 BE- lad for the families ~ The members Of
the corps ut the Veterans Rounty Land ofce, No l Mas
street.
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BILLIARDS.
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
hions, patented February ~ luA ~ sae eny NJ -
Chambers street. stairs The comblnscsn cons
lid tablea MICHAEL PfIEl.AN. Paientee.
n'coSNoR CorI.ENDER, BnAIARD TABLE
" makers, - Ann street, New York.-A second hand
tables with apparatus complete, Cor sale.
YTulb ATTENTION OF BILLIARD PLAYERS Is
invited 20 the tables of Messrs W. &C. n. JAQUINs,
Nos - and 10 Montgomery street jersey city purchased
nom the celebrated firm Of Grfih DECKER New York.
which rs sufficient OF their superiority over all
oilers.
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FULLER HOUSE.

CfT. PAUL, MINNESOTA-The proprietor of the above
~ extensive and magnificent establishment has the
isfacton OF announcing the citizens of St. Paul, and
tie travelling community, that lie has at length compile
ted his arrangements, and will throw open to the public
the 25t ist Of the most extensive and gorgeous
Hotels known in the whole West lie begs to solicit
from his friends and the public continuation of that
patronage which was. literally bestowed upon him
while proprietor of the American House, promising that
his and best efforts shall be put forth to render
every guest comfortable. ri "a
In the furnishing of the House alone, expense of
forty thousand Dollars has been into, and in
the outlay of which, have secured every modern I'M
provement for convenience and comfort. ~
The Pa.dors are furnished after the most approved
style, and arranged that parties wishing to be by them
selves can be entirely private. --.t Gu.
The Bed Rooms large and airy, and the bedding all
that the weary could wish for the most asdious de-
Tie Gentemen's Saloon is fitted up in the most mod
STYLE and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors.
of old and favorte brands and attended to by expert
enced and courteous gentlemen f' 3fH4
In the Culinary Department. neither pains expense
satisfying portion of the Ioelwhe the artist who pre-
sides is of the most proficient and experience
ed the Eastern Cities can produce.
The Office will have gentlemen of known ability to pre-
side its affairs and who will make it their pleasure
at all times to attend and minister to the of the
guests, while the Proprietor will be found at his post
striving to make every one comfortable. lH 3a.
Attached to the Hotel, is large and magnificent Bill
lard Saloon fitted up at heavy expense and all the
modern improvements INTRODUCED iit i..i'5& :
The HOTEL throughout will be heated with tean which
cannot fail to make the comfortable Winter quar-
tiers in the whole of the North West III i.-
BathRoens, and every convenience necessary for the
comfort of guests have been fitted up in Short the Pro-
prietor has spared expense in any of the varied de-
partments of his large establishment in order to render
it the most desirable pleasant and magnificent Hotel in
the country.
In retiring from the management of the American
House, would inform the public that have not dispos
ed of my interest init but intend continuing it under
the able superintendent of Edgar Wetmore ESQ., where,
as formerly every attention will be paid to the comfort
of those who may favor the house with thel patronage
oct 4-dawtf STEPHEN LONG.
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From the Chicago Journal 9th
Results of the Gale---Founderingo of the
TOledO---Finy Lives LOst---yessels
Ashore.
As we stated in our issue of Saturday, the
propeller Toledo, Captain Densham, of the
American Transportation Co.'s Line founder
ed at Ozaukee, PORT Washington on Friday
1t is reported that from fifty to sixty lives
are lost.
The schooner Bohemian, a large new fore
d-after of the Oswego Line, owned by
Fitzhue & Littlejohn, is also ashore at Ozau
kee. She was loaded with railroad iron tol
Milwaukee, and is reported broken in two
probably total loss. Crew all saved.
The bark Zado k Pratt is ashore twelve
miles north of Milwaukee, loaded with Goa
and stoves from Erie.
IN getting into Milwaukee, Friday, struck
of her stern, and her rud1er post, making &
large leak. A steam pump was put aboard
by which she was got atloat and taken inside
with eight feet water in her hold. She wa;
bound up with merchandise.
The new propeller Allegheny, with a Car
go of wheat, i'll entering Milwaukee on Fri
day, struck on the bar and swung against
the north pier and pounded until her hcld
was nearly full of water. She was finally
worked inside the piers, but is in a bad con
dition.
The propeller Ogdensburg, bound down
shifted cargo In the gale, and ran into Mil
Waukee. t......t b -f.. -..i'
The schooner Gen. Taylor, ashore five
miles north of this place is total wreck and
her cargo all washed out. The vessel was
nine or ten years old, and owned by John
Hearn & Co., Of Erie, and by Capt. Bone
who sailed her. The vessel was insured in
the Buffalo Mutual and the cargo in the Chi
gage Garden City. 1sozu.ssz11..a g.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of Saturday says:
The gale was severe all day yesterday, and
the waves of thebay presented grand sight
to those who chose to face the driving rain
to look at them. -.
Early in the morning, the schooner G. d.
Norris was found to have dragged her an
chors and to be going towards the shore il,
the vicinity Of Ilisby's Pier. BY good man
agemcnt and good fortunes rope was thrown
out from near the outer end Of the pier, n
she rode out the day, though she, pounded
hard on the bottom in the trough of the
waves. The Norris, we understand, has
been ashore before on her upward trip,
and jetted part Of her cargo of railroad
iron. * e. r C E : % ~ q IS Y. -
The wreck of the Nebraska, sunk in the
bay week ago, is broken up, and part Of
the hull and spars have foated into the
river.
The following vessels werein the river yes
terday, between Walkers Pt Bridge and tn,
entrance ... tr..
Steamers Traveller and Huror
Propellers Forest Queen, Mt. Vernon,
Young America, ION the railway,) Prairie
State, Ogdensbufg.
ScLooners II. Norton, p. Dolan, Arrow
G. North, Julia Smith, Indus, Fannie &
FlOy, A. p. Dutton, and two or three other
lumber vessels which we could not rccog
nize. -, -.
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FOR SALE!
Building Lots on a Long Credit.


lU\O persons who will make good improvements,
Il will sell on any credit not exceeding 10 years, al
IL per cent year Interest," beautiful situated lots
for residences, in Mackubin & Marshal's Addition to
St. Paul This addition is u of a mile from the Win
slow House. Al the roa IS from St. Anthony and the
country lying Northwest OF ST. Paul. which are the
greatest thoroughfares leading into the cy through
it, The water is of the quality, and the
lime which renders that in tn loyer town injurious
many people The situation is high and there is
abundance of shade trees. The price of utsfrom $50
to $500 each. In FIVE years it may be safely assumed
they will be worth from $500 to $500 each There is
be obtained such liberal terms by parties who
will improve. A small pawn mt only Of from $25 to
500 cash, IS requil ed on each lot ~ .1Lt -
C. n. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin & Edgerton, No. g.
Winslow House. .,.fE .lf-,srs .. = 100 - -
have also number OF central business lots TO
lease Also and 10 lots adjacent to the city on
the principal roads, for sale low or on short
credit Also large number of lots in all parts or St.
Paul and st. Anth ny, for sale at the lowest cash
prices To capitalists, desiring make realestate in
vestments, can offer great inducements.
tuI.T 9eTaL uai}j.T1 G. N. MACKUBIN,
Banking House Of Mackubin 4 Edgerten, No. 6
Winslow House. .HtH .-.t tltJ9a4 - iI'fi-+
Also for sale. four new houses on the St. Anthony
road, containing each, with good stone base
ment and cellaos, 49,. ...r >
suofii. -l p. d'1i C. N. MACUBIN, 3-iJ
Banking House Of Mackubu end Edgerton. No. G.,
wlnslow House, st. Paul, M. T. dSw6m---may is