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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20
Territorial Items.

A PUBLIC Loss.-Through note from
the proprietors, we learn with regret that
the green house connected with Ford X Co. IS
garden and nursery, in Grovel,nd, nearly
ualf way between St. Anthoi and ST. Paul
was entirely destroyed by fire about five
O'Clock, on the morning of last Saturday.
Loss 81, 200 TO 81 500. A large and choice
collection of plants had been accommodating
for three years and to contain this increas-
ing stock, an addition was being built ami
it is supposed the workmen allowed some
combustiLle material to he thrown about the
flue,
This must be se7ere trial to the feelings
of Mr.. Ford in particular for we know him
to be an enthusiastic Lotanist, and devoted
to his enterprise of establishing and MAIN
tanning a garden and nursery of the first
class in Minnesota. If IS lie is benefcior
who makes two hl,des of grass grow where
hut one grew before," how much more so l.
he who puts it into the power of a whole
community to supply themselves with Il e
choicest of trees, shrubs and plants-&.
dnthoay Republican. ....
STILL ANOTHER ADDITION !-Messrs. J..
B. & W. B. Carter, of this city, and Gov.
A. Ramsey, of st. Paul, have just effected
purchase Of 100 acres adjoining the city i'm
It's OF Saltwater and south of Hocomb's
Addition, which they design laying off into
city lots at once. This ground is well locat-
ed for the purpose designed, the ST. Paul
road passing drought il, and having many
other commanding advantages.
We want no better evidence of the future
Of our city, than to see such non-residents a.
Gov. Ramsey, Henry M,Kenty and r. F.
Slaughter investing their thousands and tens
of thousands in city property. 1t speaks
volumes for our future Staiaeoter
Messenger.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

MINNE-HA-HA REsTAuRANT.-The propri-
etor of this first class Eating House requests
us to state that be is now in receipt of fresh
oysters and games by every Express throue b
from Dubuque, and is prepared to serve up,
second to no house west of New Yok. See
advertisement.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

Posi- OFFICE Acknowledgements Fow.
Ter, of New York, urges the entire abandon
ment of the present system of box delivery
and the substitution of the universal deliv-
cry of letters at tn. dwellings and counting
r" ms of parties to whom they are addressed
after the plan adopted in Paris and London.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

Il The suspension bridge about tn be
erected over the Mississippi at St. Louis, it is
said, will be the most costly in the world. 1t
will cost about two millions of dollars. will
be "a feet above high water and oyer mile
in length. The bottom Of the tower will be
in feet below low water,
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

SEASIDE AcarAINTANcEs.-(S cene-The
shady side of Pail Mall)
Snob-My Lord, you seem to forget me
Don't you recollect our meeting this summer
at lIarroweate .r e..f ..rf
Swell-My dear fellow, do not forget it
in the least. I recollect wildly I swore
eternal friendship at IIarrowgate, and should
It se my fate to meet you at Harrowgate
next year, shall only be too happy to swear
again. ,e-.s-.-s--.s--.- =
Lifts his chare,u, and leaves Snob in a
state of the most speechless amazemant
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

The population of the state is probably,
at this time not far from 100000. The vote
polled on the 4th day of November last,
reached 92:644, and indicates the truth of
this superstition.
The following table shows the annual in
crease of the value of assessable property in
the state during the nast six wears
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

IL The Banner OF Ulster. reliable
IRIS" parer' says that the potato crop of Ire
land North and South, is the best raised in
he county since 1889.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20
MONTREAL, Dec. 6.

MONTREAL, Dec. 6.
Weather Intensely cold.
The steamer Lady Elgin went ashore on
Thursday near Presque Isle, Lake Ontario,
an is total wreck.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20

AS the census returns may not be pub
lished before your limited session will expire
present a summary Of some of the most
Important facts disclosed by it
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-12-20
New York. Dec.

TIT Ut" 1VNhj DcO. %
The steamer Ericsson sailed for Liverpool
to-day with IL passengers and $4,000
specie.
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E. INGELLs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31
FIRES.

FuaK IN THIRD Avenue AND EIeHr7-FosRrx
SrRKrr.-About "a o'clock yesterday Tuesday nom
mo FIRE broke out n row OF stables en- the corner
Of Eighty fourth street and Third avenue owned BY
Dudley s. Gregory, and occupied BY several parties =
stables. The buildings were entirely consumed, To-
Reher with two horses belonging TO Misses Quiz and
Faulkner. Loss on stables and horses sbsut sSoo.
Tn. fire communicated to the three oee-stofy ffaAss
bindings adjoining ON Third avenue, owned by Chns-
.opher Rit,ipger ana occupied by Mr. Sheriff % ai-
yer plating establishment and Mr.. Wilton, a. harnese
mar ufsctory. Tbethree buildings partially Destroy
ed LOIS on buildings and stock about u ooo Thence
the fire spread TO two-stoy and attic rameos,dng
ovred by exsherif canpey and occupied by the Rev.
Walter j. Quartres, which damaged TO the AMOUNT
of about 400 The fIemen succeeds In srreseng the
progress Of the FIRE, and preventing IL from commune
eating to the adjoining buildings. The amount Of a.
.urspce II any, was not sscertsned. Officer George
Mccoy, 18th Ward discovered the fre, and bunting
opn the stable door saved Of the horses but tho
flames spread 80 rspidy tina, ne unable TO get At
the other two The fire is supposed 10 have been tina
work Of an ncendiaIy.
YIRE IN SEVENTH AvEsuH.
At2 O'Clock Yesterday morning ire occurred N ths
dwelling house No. 3o2 Seventh avenue, bst IVES sx-
tpguished before much damage va done. Some com
bp,tibe matter In or pear bed 10 oee Of The rooms
took Gre from candle.
FIRE IN TwEkTy.sHyEsrH sfREHr.
About q O'Clock on Monday afternoon IRE brcke
ont in the building No I'D West Twentysevsn<h
street IN consequence Of CHILDREN play ing With masc>ss
near bed The bed was destroyed, but no faftAsr
damage was dOIe.
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0NG ISLAND RAILROAD-FIl and "inser
Ir,.s.-r,-,surds ,s erspseA Ira so'N s.',,
Law sraoshn 1or Gre-npfi 70 n s-J - ..si- ~
s,Js.Ea a sr syos-t =; T. q md . y ,, u sSr
AS.S Sev. m y "a 1nd = AL ? l. M jam ssA
a. n m SO s. .-ds;eR M
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
i UNITED STATES NAIL srEAMHRs.-rhs ,hps com

m, ATLANTIC, Capt. Oliver Elaidse.
THE BALTIC, Capt Joseph Comstoek
The ADRJAfIC, Capt. James West,
These shps having been contract expressly r the
Qoy,rnnent Vice taken their
ssction A aso In enar strength and spsed
elsssnce aud comfort. l.,
Pee of passage from EewY to Liverpool Ia hrsSel.s
cabin $50 In second d. SIS From Lvepooito
20 and 20 guinea , =, a.,
An experienced rrrsson attached to each sb,p
I'm. have inn proved bakhsad and 70 avoid dsnsa
IRON Ice viii the Banks HortA OF ~ degrees N'o
the LIST VI AuEpst- ,.u,yo
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STEAMBOATS, anb Railroads.

C,IVsHING RAILROAD-Leaye Fulton AAr-
i lrt }, ,ssr.eI IsLAsD CIrI a $50 spa :, . :.
-. rs.r,ns .pd eIenssies ps-ssnso. w tas D-1 -
uuu Ter. Poi, garosss " - ssss., s.sl-.,
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X N o x the H ATT Il Z.
KNOWS BULLETIN.
Pnoe,Arr.
EATS q .. xo. ssoks sE.Tr
FURs FOR TIE LADIES TOO
KSOxs FuRs.
HUDSON BAY sAsLEs.
HUDSON BAT sABLIs
, MINK kARTEN,
FITcH MARTIN
FITCH MARTYR
sro,yv FITCH AARTEA
STONE n.nr fToSE AARTEs'
a0Usrt Hc1 hA1TES MARTIN
MOUNTAIN MARrLN.
AL these Inc y..ete. Of Fsrs Manufactured by KNOX
LILO 's-'J and captivating f.sl ions
Manufactured into y,-v.
COLLARS,
Manufactured iH'S SIcroru,ys
TIcroRIyEs.
HATS FOR eEETLEaEM
or .our-e-KSoXs HATS
FrRs FOX Rs sSEEF ESSst TOO
oiiLh OAfs' orrppc .ps
Cents
FUR COLLARS,
FUR COLLARS.
FUR COATS.
For complete exhibit Of KNOWS luxur,.u, comforter, zee
TEMPLE q TASTE,
No. H2 Broadway,
Where the prices low that
who purchases 10 sure 10 call
KNOX, THE HArTER.
EURS, FURS atREDUCED PRICES large
and choice sssortmen, for Lsdie. md As'e. unsurpassed
CAPS. KELLOGG H.DUfsetuIeT, No. i2s C.n.l-.t
EURS-A beautiful set Of dark Stables, MUFF,
i CAPE, and CUFFS for sale at LEWIS sEAc0RDS
No $50 Broadway for s2lo
AIDES FANCY FURS.
IL Beautiful MINK CAPES,
Beautiful MINK YICTORISYs snd CIIFFS
Beautiful MINK MUFFS,
Fine HUDSON BsJ SABLE
Genuine, Rich and Rae.
Pare Royal ERhINE
Hsnd;sms s stone MA L and FITCH.
Very sne cHfNcHILLA and GENET,
vi" every other d''' GEO BULPi 4 No. sR
NB-A stock At from IS to 50 PEI cent below forms
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1 go 1poern p.rvs OF SAILING.

FOR H''e EDWARD k. t8IiINs. No 50 w.n-s., ny.
BROWN sHIPLRYk Co., LivsspcoL
6fEPHEN KENHARD Co
No a Austin FrA1s, London
re WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris =,
The owners Of these dips viii Dot Be accountable to sod
aver suson syscie je..hy precious s.oess OF az
Ies bas Of sdiss asnsd thsTesof, .a shs '>''' ~
expressed thercin-
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Hleoical.
u1BE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY


Mr. KENNEDY Of RoIsDry rs; si.oevssS In Sas =, or
con- p.,sur. weeds remedy that cares LvshI I!
n. has tried in eleven hssdrea cs's t never iAee
except In esses both thusdeI sa.sor h n is
possession over s~s hsnofso ''i4H'' " ~
,o,,s, are warranted 10 s,re nursing n,vsh-
One to three bottles viii the wsrst Ena OF finP's
VI" S ~ "a three bottle. will clear the system Of bols
Two bottle. are warranted The worst ssnks Ne
TS. 70 sve Ss,es are warranted the wss sA'' Of
On. to tw. sssi., are warranted ~ cure Ill hu.Sr ~
Two bottle. -.rs,'ea - care running 81 the cars 'a@
vn, ,S h.,s. Ar. warranted t. CORRUPT and rssuss
On. s.,ls WI cur. seal, .rupde. Of tbs 'ils
Tw. Of three bottles warranted sars the ~eT" ss''
bottle. ,r. warranted Tie most AssPss'
Tse igur bottles s - I, q. sss ... o. r.fa
pirreriors ron Adult, table 'pSosfal per day vn
,h ,,s, s.. peonu A, aeeon' 3 .ppas.s.
Il. tsie enough to operas on tns - 80
dS. Nj. KENNEDY gives 7er'0A'i '''ens'ns' 80
XIkS N6 Ph 1ss st II roeessEsTIoS %rta
ThE ME isD hraas o. r.: Err; r,..
INN easts relief; yea will apply Oh '"'@ -
go E,.p ,,p will cat The hsir of the ssecssd part
syrly he Ontaent freely, and yea Will zee INC
.s saty RHsum. rub It well in shen - eSpve,est
Fos seas, nhmed surtses you ~. Wa oomS,s, thsi
hssIt's content; " kNc y"e 49,
~. moi help wishing well TO the inventor AL. ,,,,
'tcr sclss Thee commence By thin soto nun 49,
,h,oush The shin bsrdeIng ON the snrisee VI
So, az. fjl Il yellow uaer some on an a. ~
."n. are lot You viii sppy tbs 0HuDent hteiy 0"' w A
rub " in. NAL, .n,,,,o, s,.a..s r,o-. 90 han Il
roe the Ain pu pie covered with seA e
,ah, ,toIenby sometimes toIun Tunnins sores w
,,, the On,nrH' ihe ehiof and scales Sl dlS~pp. -
-. ssy. hat pvs, keep on Win ING O'"'AN"A' N'' ~
ain sets s BsurNl % loI III. am viii ,se Il freely
~ ts sm.S s.ree. vita every s.,h ard gives hOned
70, sysTv ,kir disease eesh 10 beiTis.
n Ss {, DONALD KENNEDY, Nc f@ "'e' g.
RItsO ~ ever, Drss tia United States and '"'''
pToyinsnA
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V1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via srONINe.

INHE REIIULAh NAIL ASINE va OF OANI4NV-
tom tr BOSTON and PROvIDENCE-Inlaad roots
vtthout DELAY slsnss OF ears or baggage. -
The stSsn PLyMOU III ROCK Capt Joel soas sne =.
yANDERBILT Capt w. IL Frssse, IN connection with os
and Providene- AID Boston and Providence Ran
rosds leaving New Yori daily Sunday. eIeepss mon r
m and Stoa ston sy or on the ARRIVAL OF tne NAN
main neA leaves g. sson o. $50
II, e. VANDERBILT from Hew.yort Monday, Wsdnes
asy end Prdsy From etoninson Tuesday fsasdAJ and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK nom New-Yorh rsesdsy, Thurs
dsy and Saturday soDBsson, Monday, Wednesday
ana Friday
Poser proceed from stoninston per Rail- sad to frsvf
denee and Botop the Express Mail FRAN several hour To
esIy morning lines coDnectDs North and Ea. r-.eosess
,hat pyefer A. board enjoy nsbs f.t
nnd.turbed bf.skast desired and leave Bennington IN no
as m train &c meeting Provds0s with The u an frnn
B"sse Master accompanies the steamer and train AIossh
eseh way. 80. - -, D.. A..
For b~rths or freight srpy re' ~"
Q Eorb Riy,r or AZ a Office No 10 Bsiisry-plsos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

,s,,sr on A FoRGER.-Jsnes Enshs, who com
u;,,,d several foIgerss 90 parties In EesbUgh "a
Issl va, srrered in this eity last Friday ~ Oner
wn,. C.Ulfed ofthe Fin; wsFd Poiiss. The prsonsr
has been sb cit from tie city 10 the Wet iodsss Tar
~. us,, two YEAR, duriog whIeh tune The ohess has
eesa CT tie watch for hia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31
BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Tfn body held the Last nesting Of the present yeer
Yesterday si'erDaoD, at tbs Csunty jail Supervise
BFAnARD presided.
Ths sup4ryvos bills for services In attending nese
ms wsr. presented asd orc,rsd psid
Wm kurhnore Superintendent OF The Poor Tor fhe
et,, snt IN ks rsssusp Which .oe~p'ed and hA1ce
nj ensreS INTO Bsrnakos Booth eSestsd -
suee.sor. Bis oPporsEls were John Angus s-d Ss~sS
DoIsy. -.x
rrrap-s,fns Murphy esq % pive hia OPINION
sspsr,isor. were snt'isa 70 psy for ssenefns 49,
~. otrt Bos1as Of 5up~ryisors and AlderDss a. 80
uuIie stating tsst eorclss % tt..e W w
Care hoy %, entitled - ~ ~ 'asa T,,,.
A resolution ~ss Adopted dffeang ne N"1 sss -
on b. o. beet u Supplying the count, y
yl.ions ey eoBtrses sl'e one Q. ~ ~ Ten sSs
ss1s,ts ssT I'D ,s.''Ans 'ips''s'' V. v'rp''S
I. , an r tire frocs be Board afer this
aetna "a ~ py.I.n r. C. Ba4sss. e.s, sy4as %. q
sis br1tr vote ts.sl. 80 Pc. ), "a a. 49,
IT, 6rst aeefing Of The De~ Board IN tAks pssSs
ns1t Tu.sdsJ, 9Th Pfoxirso-
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Jnsnranre Companies.
YIRE-INsURANCE COMPANY.
Oyrics No. 6 wALL-sr.
CASH CAPITAL SSVOs0VSs

This Company lsses' D~elliul bosses sore Ter
Vessels IN port, and ihear CNioes AN '"s
property 81 the sT,A raieA
piREcroS:
Edward Anthony, q LANAI ~ v.n.. 1 II Frotainshszn
80 a. a n ra,poly Benz " Nsrd~eli, 14~fn y Sto-s'
-. ala Joan BIo1~eT, S4sih Z $500.
Jaue. s. shspter, Inos % NuIit., F,star
60 xobl. George CAN'T N,O
John LaidiAw, nswua Co.. u.ts
John DsyoL mhn. ~ -. Ioans Bas d
.r. .,,n.tyors John W. HsrPer, Le.fe 49,
NJ. ~, ,art John vosrbi-s, . y 49,,
Geo. W. Red Vim ,.s+, Arm O. Pa Delse-
VIZ. IL Vtkh, eALis.n nm a gTuO-Y Pr-.ASspl
RrIpFOeD KNAPP, Vies-Frss'saAA
MAC L ST. ysRs, eeesstaJ
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NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNIIED
IN STATS MAIL STEAMSHIPS for LNEhfVoLa
he L. 5. H. sieamsAip BALTIC. osP'sin Ce1s' AZ ~.
GIpAY J.DnSy 1t Il O'Clock from hr ssrth It sss
Ssot Of CanLst. fhs steamer 81 ins nns es'e e. "a
sS'-eN EpWAkp COLLINS No - waist
pr,s~ ara ,1uested 10 Ne board .; IL N Al tsnsss
u..r p.s. tlrosts Tie Poa-onoei any o<Ass w -
IN -. Of fr;sh. from Liverpool HevYork fedaeed -
"a rs, nm =, a. sur eupeu. untn further Do 1oe
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PENNsYLyANIA RAHR0AD;1THsnRIEh

DEM RAILROAD. -fHRsh
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS 6ETWELr fHILAc
DyLPHlA .ad PlTTsBrR6H-TAs MORNING
Iezy.. etsuIsh or Ph2.Asskh g Tie sAST LINZ
iesys. Ph.AePh s p,-s..fA 3 = p g 40 e pt ~ ~
is.v- Philaaspsn. 70. pss~sssss Ne n. md rk'sss'
t,F PhHAdeltha . SD p m
tsu 81 Lous, Mo AifsA, 6.lsS. A1e Cese.so hysos
Branhfost Lexington Nd Esssste Ky Ter. HS'f s~o
spnrfSla sr1cnrzfse ss6ds.sy roiseo, csteiAn6 70
Suabs. Z4s>sxtae h..sA, and ~os-t> OHIO so ~ -
sx.B psei- Ia yn snd % H-v-0rs.ss. o. Lsass, L"as
vlls an skanehsxn -. -, -, -..
20 ttkeT parsa.S 80 @Assei = .ss s".s So, - ~
Paz.t. tf End thLs sbsTt~.t, sDss ezpsDsos >~s
sznfssr..SL- ronie bsiSeeA tss Eat Eos west 3
S-oErh tifke - I'D ~ 500 ~ S' ""'S'
49, "a TIE wc~L or a. .r -
49, " ErY~fs Asszt S,v-Jx.~J .a1.oAl c.; 10. u
C5sFt,Ards-I Nsv-Yat
a. yLLNy9J As.sI RssLsyl.Nais RzpBps %.
Ne AsslE He srssas .y. so fSfa
THOMAS aooBr, AJsst e. lh> sd 49,, ...s,
axx-Yoff JAA. boa rL-ss@~
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N7Tw LINE Of NETWORK and LIVER,

INV LINE of NEW-YORK and LIFEh-
II pooI' observation-disclosures LINE -Teis line III
= sor o. ned q lbs lo,o.it and fr.:,s .sps Val
HENRY CIAY.." go ,nn.'' 80. ~ W., Tra..a
oRfrNT ............ 2eeo Csp. Seoiss a ~.
yiiee ATsfIN :. z noe .Capt VIM n oarpo3
IT, nv. shirs have been eeepny sot end are tse
al MOI ,ubssan tisl IN The usde fhs, are ooarnsoee
- x.,, ,,p1,ns .rd .ve-y eros VII se ssde pfo"s
a. soc fort of AID the ,sisaes ID shpPaH
y" he' ssfo y FFeb HEEsros Co. No sr0.a.,,
Agents 10 hrs' SRiMsHAwt Co. We 70 ooreep.assaA
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DENNSYIV ANIA RAILROAD.-Jh1 GREAT

IvENkkl ItANlh NC p'sA$>..
il CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantis oaass wnh
Wsster North and South western st<tes spn
tpoous Railway direct This Road Aso oonscets Proush
and :. Cvclana and sandssty 10 ~ ports 90
he North Lakes making the most 1fect
r,isb,s By which WEIGHT eA1 Be 'or~Hdes 70 s
E "a y RJTwYES PHILADELPHIA srd PITTSBURGH;
TI.,T c. asa Boots shoes, Hat and Caps % e4pt.
Pooi. Dry Goods lin k.xes bales and uunhsl leo n
pruss In boIss and bsl-sl Feathers, Furs, ks.;
sgcosp CLAsA-Do ne site Soeetins. Snruns oS
Tiins n osisin.l bsss) Dses 20 sasssl HOs bssnnV
IN, IN ,aI,. on A.xes VOL a sb-ep 100 p.
Pelis, Esstwsyd ~. ':.''..';.,'(
TrRp q asa Abylla Steel Chains I'm eask esnuV
U,up Bacon spd Pork sAed Goose OF N sseisb 10 n
Tobacco. manufactures tcI-eps CfAs OF e.I ee
yopSTn CL.ss Coffee, Fish, Bacon, bs-t and
Yo,k (n e.shs o. b1xss Eas'~udb Lard and IsoesneY
Lard on. Mails, s51A Ash, German Clay fH, iS u.
Pitch R6sr, &C. :''..'.'.... ..''''''''''"I
rlaga e y bbL until farv er notiee
e. .N-A cents y 100 until t1Tth.I D1cce
CoTros-s2 bale exceeding $40 Weight uA fsrsnss
In shiypfns Goods rom Pon. east q rAhssern -
Gds eon.xnel 70 The snss Of ths Aosd At Psusdelpf
Str.toxsh VII be frwEdsd without dsten1ca
TnTISsf Asssrs-HNuis, WornleJ Co, AempnA tsAn-
r y ssss / Co. ST. Louis J. khoAss scn hsAAs shse
Ina Dumssnh, Bed l. Co., md Carter jewsa Leus
,lL Ky B. c. Msldrun hsdsob Ind syhsrn.a ssoss
md ir.fs Co, Cpeinssuj ~ w Graham Ca 2~essvl,s
nhio I~-si Co No s. Ksby g. 5osnn Ls~e1 90 Ne
Asor House. Esv-York, No. "Hhsn-s, and se. So
M pIs.s Egv-Yort v spee<e. PtsssPhssi hAss~s
Roore Baltimore GEO c. fran>-eas. Pftssufss
a. II 6OU6TOs SeosrN Frrtfkt Afesf FsnsHsfpaas
H J. LOMBAEaT. supsrhisodsat Afsena r.
Ho,enk~r Is lE&
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NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
III WINTER ARRANGEMENr.

L PORT ard FALL RIyER-Tbs splendid and 'upenor
steamer METROPOLIS Cap, ss.q lee. New, Io,s
every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and sAfukL At os,o oss
sysry MONDAY WEDsEsDAY, and FRIDAY nf0eloes
D N from Pier No The Battery both soaonanS ~
Newport eaoo way. ~
Hereafter Will BE- ressrded secured to any Pph
can't mil the shall have been paid for. .
F,igh 20 Boston 10 forwarded through win gcsf nspsca
By an Express Freight Tran -a.rw 49,,
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w 3 MELLoR, Auctioneer
EIFTEEN FINE GOLD WATCHES, 70 Da.
nopd Rlnss Plus Fancy J-welry Lookes 10 rosewood
Piano Fortes &c THIS DAY Weonesdsy. Dec ST. at loi
o'clock the s.sroom, Noe 10 and Is eho~ The above
snmep presents favorable opportunity for the trade
ara oilers Catalogues morning Of sale
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HARTFORD, Providence AND FIsHRILL RAILROAD Co.
THEAsuREk's OFFICE, Providence. Dec 20, 1856 )
I'HE COUPONS due January I, 1857 on the
Il BONDS Of the CITIES Of hartford and PaOvI-
DENCE Issued 70 this Company will be paid presentation
on and after that ds'e by HOYT, TILLIN0HAST Co. No
81 Broadway, NewYork l.. 81 Bird IMAM Treasurer.
OFFICE OF GRIES BAY, MILwiuKEEk CHIcAG X. R. Co..
No. 81 WAllst New York, Dec. 80, 1855 !
coupons of MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS
~ Issued this Company due jan 1857 will b. paid on
and after jan q 1857, presentation al thi, Office.
Z. Y. SCOFIELD, Treasurer.
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CT vELASD PITTsBUkGH(
RAILROAD COMPANY, CLEVELAND, Dec g. 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual meet
IN of abe Stockholders this Company will be held
hs Office in Cleveland WEDNESDAY the 7tb day Of Jssu
NEXT, 10 O'Clock for the election Of twelve DIREC
TORS and trsnsscton Of other business.
T. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
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Befths tttfifcu
An eIperier c~d surgeon Oh board -, nu
Silver Bullion Specie Jswsry, Precious Stones or Metals
ppe.s hin. rg signed therein sno the value @sIeo'
therein expressed
For Freight OF Passage apply to m .u-a
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N W. VAUGHAN g. Co, Providence, X. L,
IL BANKERS and BROKERS' are prepared 70 nesotaAsS
Commercial Paper make Collections all prts Of the ooan
hy 10 buy and sell STOCKS COMMISSION, and 10 sct
AGENTS. for parties abroad transaction of buknesS
R1rERkxcEs-NI D. Bowen, President Blsoistc1s CAae
8snk Providence R. l. Mr.. D. c. Baker, President How06
6snkns Compeny Boston, Messs @. Robbins Son, New
Vol. Messrs John Farnun Co., Philadelphia
4. VANDERHOOF, "
N. Ia wilisInst Losns negotiated.
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MrIITION. No. so

1.u, Green open s.n1 AVS 1yd
kSt y, spa to 7 . a. 9CSDAio i 80 - 20 400.
b'1OkoAfn SSiTER W ,>QSOKLIH. P's<'S"S@
vAspIRDILT l. BUSJOS, seogStA'y
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate q
Of the County Of New.Yorh. notice 10 ssIesy given Al
psr,ous hsyins claims as.n,t JAMES COOPER late Of oe
Etv deceased present the With veocSs
thereof TO the subscriber her residence No -
IA The Civ Of OH before the twenty third AZ -
April neat Dated York the th day u octoe~s lse
rs lawevw MARGARET COOPER. Adminssrssrix. :
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ov,IcS OF Ts. NEw.YOkE G.s-LIGnr S O. So
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Iof he Lib, - ,ss oifoe,
,,f ,,'.s on MONDAY The l2h day OF J1naAy 49,
ss p1 - The uasseT bgok WI Dc s''''u
BON the ash nst uu'h S''' ~ l. EVCRIrr Secretary.
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NPURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogssc a
the County Of New yss notice . s,sss yss 70 al 1880
Civ of N-wYorh physician deces.-d Ia present The s>ns
with vouchers thereofto the subscriber, ct ms once Mo-
posd, IN the CITY Of NswYcrk before the Bah day q
Apti Sew. orb the lsth dag Of Ocsoee nA
as I.wsnW FREDERICK w. READ. Exesascf.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
u for HAVANA and EEw-ORJEANS On FRIDAY,
January 4. M from pier fsot OF WnIenst, North River,
the fast and svorite steamship PHILADELPHIA Cspt John
MCGOWAN, will sail % above
PASSAGE can be secured ct the Office of the Line.
Fr,isht TO New Orleans, 50 cents per cubic loot -
shipper, viii be supplied with blank bills u afins Of the
form the Line applications their once No Other
forms signed bill CT lading will be ssned AMER the hour
Of sailing
For ffesht passage apply at the efee No IT. wes
corner of Warren. NJ. " hObEhls, Agent