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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-03
l. V. ID. HEARD, City Clerk, pro tenn.
River Items.

The Ocean Wave, one of the newly pur-
chased boats of tie Galena Packet Line
made her first appearance at our Levee on
Tuesday evening. She is a. boat nearly new.
and one OF the neatest of her size yet out.
Although smaller than tie Galena and War
Eagle, she is not a particle behind them in
point OF finish, speed and accommodations.
Capt. Gleim, long favorite in the Upper
Mississi; pi trade, is in command of the
Ocean Wave, and John Cochran, who was
wont to do the honors of the Office SO salts
factorily on board the Galena, is clerk.
The editor, Capt. Smith, arrived from St.
Louis yesterday morning. This is her first
trip to st. Paul this season, and she came
up as do all other boats-fuIly laden.
The Equator having beer detained yester-
day on account of bad weather, will not
leave for the Minnesota until this evening. f,
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Our ADVERTISING COLUMNS loom up ex-
tensively about these days. The mercantile
advertisements of Cathcart & Co., Baker &
Bangs, Van Fridaugh and others are espe-
cially worthy of attention. Cathcart & Co.
have the newest and latest arrival of FASH
ionabie dry goods as yet advertised in st.
Paul this spring.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-03
The Presidency.

The time approaches for the nomination of
candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United States. On our
side, says the Galena Advertiser, we do not
discover any overweening anxiety about par
tlcular men, but the anxiety is, to take up
those who will command the most votes, and
at the same time firmly sustain our princi-
pies. Our Convention meets on the 18th oil
June. In the meantime there will be ne
cessarily much discussion and inquiry on the
subject. An intelligent correspondent of the
New York Times writes from Washington
on the 2lst: " Mr.. Banks is still talked Of
with much earnestness as candidate upon
the Presidential ticket, but insists on de-
clining the use of his name on that occasion
Mr.. Seward certainly displays no desire to
be candidate; on the contrary, his whole
attention is absorbed in the effort to get
Kansas into the Union, and to further some
plan for the construction of Railroad to
the Pacific lie seeks to accomplish great
public measures, and the Presidency must
seek him, not he the Presidency. He is one
of the few public men whose everyday life
shows him more DESTROYS of desercing well
of his country, than of enjoying its honors
Col. Fremont seems to grow stronger every
day as candidate. He does not seek the
elevation. With all the remarkable force Of
character, of which his adventurous life
atfor S us the evidence, he is one of the most
retiring and modest of men," The writer
mentions the name of Moses H. Grinnell, in
connection with the Vice Presidency.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-03
FLCRILLA FLEETWOOD.

PoTAToEs.--The Worcester (Mass.) Spy,
says that recent auction sale in Spencer.
potatoes were sold at prices ranging from II
to 20 cents bushel, and that they can he
bought in any quantity in that vicinity for
33 cents a bushel.
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$9S4, IS
After the adoption Of the foregoing reports
addresses were delivered by Rev., Messrs.
Torbet and Penman, and the following per-
sons appointed officers Of the Society for the
ensuing year: i, ,f .....~r
NATHANIEL M'LEAN, President.
Vics Presi1ents.-Wm. Holcombe, ExGoy.
Ramsey; Capt. j. H. Simpson; Rev. John
Penman; P. Prescott; r. Marvin.
Secraa'y-Rey. E. d. Neil;
Treasurer and Deposioyy-L. B. Morrow
Directors--B. F. Hoyt; J. w. Selby; Rev.
j. G. Riheldafer; W. H. Tinker; Rev. Geo.
Bent.
e,fs r. MARVIN, -
Secretary pro tenn.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-03

RELIGIOUS BIGoTRY.-A school teacher at
Rumsen, Monmouth county, New Jersey
named Brooks, was expelled because he was
Unyersalist-th though as teacher and as
man, he was very much respected.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-03

IL The Pierce Homestead at HILLSIDE
ro' N H., owned by President Pierce and
Drother, is advertised for sale. This rather
confirms the report that the President in !
tends to take up his permanent residence at
the South, when he vacates the Presidential
chair next March. yisFl' Y
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HE IIUTCHINsoNs.-John Hutchinson, of
the Hutchinson Family" arrived with lis
family by the Ocean Wave, preparatory to
settling at tie town of Hutchinson in Meeker
County. TIE other brothers will be here in
day or two.
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MURDER IN OIMsTED CoUNTY.-The Red
Wing Sentinel has received the particulars of
a murder committed near Rochester, in Ohm
sted County, last week. 1t seems Mr..
Walker had difficulty about claim with
an old man, whose name we have not been
able to learn, but who was known in the
neighborhood as the Hermit" The old
man was missed for a day or two, and his
murder suspected, and search being made,
on the fifth day his remains were found Sc
creted in the brush, and bearing evident
marks of an attempt to burn them. Walker
was at once arrested and confessed the deed,
and duplicates another person as accessory
before the fact. He will be tried at the
next term of the District Court in Olmsted
County, to be held on Thursday, the third
day of July next.
* Hon. John M. Niles, late U. S. SEN
ator from Connecticut, is dangerously sick
in New York. The Hartford Times says:
"Mr. Niles went to New York some two
VI ChiCO "CCho ciilec, W pIoCuIc Iuc dlU Oi
cancer doctor in that city, cancer having
appeared upon his cheek. The case has
taken an unfavorable turn, and Mr.. Niles is
now considered to be in very dangerous
situation"
e. Sidney Smith once remarked, that
you find people ready enough to do the
Samaritan, without the oil and two pence. e.
q
e A little sugar dissolved in any
writing ink, it is said, changes it into suit
able copying ink.
Il Gather" said country shoemak-
er's son, as he was pegging away at new
shoe, "they say that trout bite well now."
"Do they" exclaimed the old daddy, looking
sharply at the boy over his spectacles,
"never mind, you stick to your work, and
they won't bite you" 'e q 1
IL A little girl named Trask, at East
IN, died a few days since from excess
in Jumping rope. She jumped /
'ut stopping, when she was
u and died next day.
o elai sa5 ut to be erectedt
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IL A little son of Mr.. Bower, at Mem
phis, Tenn, was drowned the other day, by
falling into the immersion pool Of the Bap-
fist Church. -. ~ r|
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VIM. X. MILLER, City Marshall.
Tothe EoncraUe the Mayor and Common COM
ell the CVy Of 81. Pail:
1t being near the close of the year, and
the last quarter, of my term as City Marshal,
| would respectfully beg leave to report that
have received for Licenses to sell Liquor,
since the first of january, 1856, the sum of
$4,000 as follows:
JIM. Cashier, $4,000
Keiffer & Co., 5000
And for Dray License the sum of $500
as follows: in--
BIC. Fowler, $500
= Friested, 500
p. Gordon, 500
HI. Stillwcll, 500
III. H. Fine, 500
have received for rent of Stalls in t e
Market, the sum of $1,000, as follows:
j. NJ. Cashier, $500
Charles Scott, 3N 1872 5000
Henry Ghalt, Ia @L ~ 1000
Stall No. 4, fi,.. 500
A. Broome, 1900
/ have also received for rent of Market
Hall, $1,000
Making in all, for licenses and Market,
$257 90. -. 49,.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
w. r. MILLER,
City Marshal for the City of St. Paul
The Street Commissioners of the Third
Ward submitted the following report, which
was ordered to be printed, and referred to
Comptroller: -
10 the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
the City Of 81. Paul: ss4 szesl -,
The Street Commissioners of the Third
Ward of the CITY of st. Paul. respectfnllv
beg leave to submit the following report
THIRD WARD, CR.
BY unexpended balance of Ward
Fund for 1854, 81, 165 Is
BY Ward Tax Of A. D., 1855, 2,475 SO
By amount collected on special So
improvements, 418 AZ
$4,O59 go
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ES A hunter, recently, in less than one
hour after starting out from Waco, Texas,
killed nine deer at two shots!
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* Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, has sued
L u. de La Croix, in the United States Cir
cult Court at New Orleans, to recover the
value Of certain slaves left in his possession
as the executor of the will of her father.
DANIEL Clark. 1t is alleged that the slaves
now living, and their increase, are worth
$500, 1000; that the hire of that nronertv
1000 nv him. amounts to 100000, and
n amounts to
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To amount expended on streets
and street crossings, &c., inclu-
ding special tax, 49,:
City Orders on hand,


1884 81
Balance in favor of Ward, Sl.717 60
gao. GEO. L. BECKER.
j. r. IRVINE,
A. G. FULLER,
Street CONS Third W'd City of st. Paul.
st. Paul, April 22d, 1856.
The City Treasurer made the following
report, which was accepted, ordered printed
and referred to Comptroller:
OFFICE OF CRY TREASURER,
St. Paul, April 90, 1856.
10 the Honorable tile Mayor and Common Conn.,
Gil Of the City Of s.. Paul:
In obedience to your resolution submit
to you my Annual Report, embracing
transcript of the account of "The City of
st. Paul " as same stands on the books of
the Treasurer this day, and to which all
other accounts have been closed, and also an
exhibit OF all receipts and payments during
the year:
1855. CITY OF SAINT PAUL, DIR. CIR.
! April %, By Tax Roll of 1855, S1s.ao o.
ny Spcclai TAX OF 1900 on said Roll SIS So
Personal tax of 1854 ms ~
6 Real Estate Tax of 1853 4 ASA AZ
g Interest received same, 40 On
&C City Marshal 41S2 IS
g City Justice, ll64 90
To Delinquent Personal tax of 1856, 1856 10
! :. Delinq'nt real estate tax of '65, 1919 81
| 6 Erroneous assess'nts OH roll '55, 63 70
| Delinquent special tax Of 1865, TBS 81
:. Delinquent personal tax of 1894, 77s OF
| Delih'nt real estate tax Of 49, 1916 90
8. Cash pd WALTON special tax of $50 40 90
g: pd P. Nash on special tax of '56 60 80
City Comptroller, l7742 is
6 Amount due City Treasurer, $50 80
| {" Balance, 40 As
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$28595 IS 2S595 IS

april 70, 1885, BY Balance, $43 IS
EXHIBIT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE
PRESENT YEAR.
Received on Tax Roll Of 1855 $4,000 IS
{. On real estate tax Of 1914 266 SO
- interest on same, 30 90
&c OF City Marsi al, 4IS2 10
6 OF City Justice, lI64 so 1886 25
PAYMENTS.
Redeemed City and Town Scrip II Sl7,742 Is
P'd Thos Wall en- special tax of '55 40 90
Paid p. Nash special ia OF go 60 81
Paid Treasurer, $50 80
Balance on hand, 43 % 1876 25
Respectfully submitted,
DAN'I.. ROHRER.
City Treasurer.
The City Justice made the following re-
port, which was ordered to be printed and
referred to the Comptroller:
To the Honorable tie Mayor oad Common Conn.,
Gil Of the City Of s.. PaM:
The Annual Report of the undersigned
respectfully shows to your honorable body,
that since the date of my last Annual Re-
port OF arrests have been made of persons
charged with criminal offences in the said
CITY of St. Paul, to wit:
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The RIvER.-The Mississippi bids fair at
this time to come up to the mark of 1851
at least, and perhaps to that of 1850. Full
lerton's bridge, from Boal Island to the OPP
posite shore has at last given away under
the pressure of the food. The west wing
of the st. Anthony dam has also been swept
off. 49,
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Assault and BATTERY. ... 81
Larceny ....-........ 43
Disorderly Conduct " 81
Threats of personal violence. Is
Nuisance .,.......--...... II
EmbeZZlement 7
. ling liquor without license . 3
Sc ing liquor to Indians - 3
IrespasS --....-
Seduction 9
Keeping disordcrly house ... l
Arson .---.. |
Bastardy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
burglary CONGRATULATIONS l
PelJury ,.,.....- ---....,, l
Iotai- III
Whole amount of fines collected $1l64 SO
Amount paid to City Treasurer. llG4 SO
Whole amount of judgments not
collected OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 335 90
Amount of judgments appealed
from $50 90
Number of persons committed 81
Number OF persons recognized to APP
| pear at District Court to answer for
Offences 10
Number of persons recognized to keep
the peace 10
All OF which is respectfully submitted
ORLANDO SIIONS,
City Justice of the Peace,
st. Paul, April 90, 1856.
The Committee on Printing reported form
of City Bond with cupons attached, to be
used in the borrowing of money by the City
under the act of the Legislative Assembly
of 1856, authorizing the City to borrow
money, &c. Report accepted and the same
ordered to be filed away.
The Comptroller returned the following
bills duly audited:
James Burke, SIS; B. F. Irvine & Co.,
IS SO; John Wagner, SIS j. A. Nj. Hois-
ington, Sl1; S. Wiley, $75. Report ac-
cepted and orders directed to be drawn for
the several amounts.
The Comptroller returned b1essrs. Hollins-
head & Becker's bill for S53 AZ, audited at
1923 IS. Whole amount of bill allowed, and
order directed to be drawn upon the CITY
Treasurer for $50 43, and Comptroller to be
notified of the ia t.
On motion of Aid. Becker, the Council re-
considered the vote by which the act relat-
ing to Auctioneers was passed, the act
amended and passed as amended.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
enc ALEX. RAMSEY,
Mayor.
l. V. d. HEARD, City Clerk, pro tenn.
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e Somebody has sent the Etna In
surance Company $3.50, which the sender
says was obtained from it some years since
by fraud, and that he could not wipe from his
mind tue recollection of his guilt, and desired
to return the ill-getten money, with the
strong assurances Of penitence for his wrong
acts.
ELEcTIoN.-P. P. Furber, Parker Paine,
and A. M. Torbet, win be supported by the
voters of the First Ward for School Inspec-
tors for said Ward, at the ensuing munich
pal election. @sa
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IL A little sugar dissolved in any
writing ink, it is said, changes it into suit
able copying ink.
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e Hon. John M. Niles, late U. S. Sen

e. Sidney Smith once remarked, that
you find people ready enough to do the
Samaritan, without the oil and two pence. e
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A MARTYR TO ScIENcE.-A Mr.. Alexan-
der Tinconi, recently died in Paris, aged so
years, having although in easy circumstan-
ces, starved himself to death. He was so
absorbed by his love of science, that he for
got the body required nourishnent, and
would go without food for several days fire.
qrently. In his lodgings were found noun
tains of books and manuscripts in all the
languages of the world. He spoke twelve
with facility, and knew a great many more.
II is stated, that for two years previous to
his death he had never changed his linen or
bis clothes.
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81 If any one wants to fit himself out
in the Dry Goods, Carpet, and Oil Cloth
line and can't do it at A. 7. Chamblin's, he
can't do it anywhere in St. Paul.-Eee Press
The above is endorsed by the Minneso-
tian. t q - o. ie -+5 f
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SPRING IN CANADA.-The Hamilton (Can.)
Banner, says the farmers in the neighbor-
hood of St. Catharines have commenced plan
ting their fields, and the spring birds make
the woods vocal with their music.
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GAs.-Mr. Hoy the chief man Of the st. Paul
Gas Company has arrived, and will take i'm
mediate measures to commence operations.
Mr.. II. stops at the Winslow House.
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"FIGURING."- OPTICIANS, such as Emer-
son and company, were busy Figuring" yes
terday in order to see by what majorities
they would be elected Aldermen. We have
not been informed of their final calculations.
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To cash on hand at commencement
of year, $500;
Cash received from WASHINGTON co.
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CURIOSITY PUN1sHED.-A policeman in
Buffalo left pair of handouts in a store
and went away out of town. The same day
a porter in the store thought he would try
them on. The handouts are so constructed
that they lock by means of a spring and
cannot be opened except by a peculiar
shaped key, which is made to fit each pair.
The mans wrists were soon inserted, but
they were not so easily removed. He rush
Cd frantically to the police office, and then
in turn to all the policemen, but no one could
unlock the cuffs. He wore the ornaments
from Saturday till Monday, when he was
released.
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Il The receipts of the New York and
Erie Railroad for the first eight working days
of the present month, it is reported, amount
ed to $230,OO0; equal to an average Of $780,
600 per day.
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SERIOUS DIsAsrER.-Mr. Woodbury's
dam at Anoka has been destroyed by the
recent freshet in Rum River.
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* NJ. Leverrier, the French astrono-
mer, states in letter to the French Minis
ter of Public Instruction, that he is firmly
persuaded that a great number of small plan
cts are situated between Mars and Jupiter,
and that before 1860, nearly 100 will be GER
tainly discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-20
VALENTINES.
IyAItNTlSfs FOR 1856.

NAff MINIS FOL, 1856.
IlL1r y. cOzASS, valentine manu- sclurer, No. l0T
Nsssn street, New YORK; corner OF Ann street. tespec iuy
books and dealers In Valentines that hts
stock Of yArDres envelopes md valentine stationery,
psnufncuIcd Tor The alenne season. February, 1866,
y low ready.
Having imported from Europe great variety of gold silver
md illuminated lace nnd enboloiei papers expressly Tor
vsNnincs, ahu having manufactured new ornaments and
oM1rz he Enabled 30 oer superior stock Of
ines which win ound 10 tycel N arilscA Flash and
balce oi dtRipn.
Orders will be hled rom all parts oi the United States and
Conaaa, end Al onpy forwarded either by mail rxprcs
lots tom IL one thousand dollars worth
For the convenience of purchasers have done twenty
dollar o consisting ot Ave hundrt valentines and envelopes
assorted ranging Ia price from cents TO VI 10 retail end ton
Ic.ar cs otsiulg 20 valentines envelopes, &c ich will
DO sold only N nmpans orderF. ParcJ
prompt kuenheR
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SCHUILklIb GOAL YARD. MUNRO & ROSE No 10
- last weneh street. First ayene are selling The
es ~ rod and white AL. coal al sizes the lowest market
ohnsl ccAl e The best W Inc CT. .nl, u AID lie
- ~ o." 2nMi ~. aniccd rrcc'fca esns h.nf
u Ia !, q tsdc.
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CARD Misc JnANsETTe HOPPIN. BY MAJ
ssisf ~. q ss1s
4. .sr ssSs IA s%y psrss hsr Add
small Gpss ssn osy A 90 onea o.
syic Aaron sn sS S0ssssis ESQ., Us.
r B. FORD; No: 9 AaPPLEToS,s Bu!LpIso. ros.
& apps has sSs or ss
LEGATION Of books OF value TO oe issued In numbers
p s he s css : :Ss
% which WIN q Ss sss Of
c c1s @ hose engaged in this branch Of
- = . oMsss STszs Or TIE WORLD
fss Issa S
sss.: 4. @
.u,~....u no l. rs NOW READY;
&C. and Others dssrus Of engaging in he
paid, ON . remittance OF % cents.
MUSIC FOR THE BiLLIoN.-BUCKLEY's NEW SONG
ed 3 M IL ps.Ss xs %S ss sshs ss Just
cent? This cheapest Of publications. contains ay
ne SECOND edition Of lbs oid Fois At Home, as sung by
ssslss 's Ds y q sYqs b
Go AMY, BLACK Man with music.
The TczaDs Chorus sr. ansed for four voices
most sniSusis:ae app aaso '"' sa'-''' WIN "'
FRIENDS q Home. music ~ Frederick Buckley.
The Fireman's Chauni, arranged by Jas. Buckley.
We were Boys ane Giris Together By ". PercivAL
Ear away, with music.
Breathe Not Her Name
Never More Clara Dear, with music by Fred BucKiey.
Hu.h 10y Q. Baby
Pretty Patty Palmer, with muse.
1he Jolly Old Crow
The New Laughing Song, with music.
Buckley
On, We're the Bows for Pleasure.
The Cotton Pickers Sopg.
Mary Gray, with music. by W. Perciyat-
Old Friends and Old Times.
Fleue de darie. &c,
Also No ana No. Song Books, conaiang sixty original
sofgs each
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ANTHOLOGY.


(,LAlEvoYANCF.-MRs. SEYMOUR, THE MOST sue.
tsssft MEDICAL and business csrvoysnt In America ITO
spmg sIec CIV doors west OF broadway Asihma hronch
u.s. ytr hno Kidney plants ioie complaints piles
and ague n 6er worst form cured and Satisfaction
guaranteed, remember or no pay
SPIRITUAL TTsTS MRS, W. u. CoAN, RAPPTNG
~ WING pedipm, no BfaYs stie few doors
81 l9ohawsy lrivnie sitting ijon A. NJ 10 r. NJ. pubic
eIcea caiy rom 10 and ~ io9L T. NJ Terms 30 cents
~ l--ho 'ifcsc Drxt Tuesday evening.
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On Jan. 49, Of iaasmUss en- OF the lungs, JAsB O.,
youngest child Of andrew and c. L Anderson, aged
year and 10 months.
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
1T end the funeral to- Gay at O'Clock p. M from the
re- dence Of her parents 10 Washington street, Jersey
City.
On Saturday Jan. 49, At Paterson, N. j., RoRzRT Cans
We'll. agec So years.
His funeral take place At his residence, Ill Main
street. to MORO &C z O'Clock p. u.
Tains leave Jersey Cy for Paterson At $50 H. and
Up. M.
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II AID.
sn-There hss been. dur target season. number Of
companies credeu in paper he House instead
thu River Harlem pre- III
red through nadvertence MAY Ash Of you the favor
who have tins season celebrated At the
iVer
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C,

CAIlFORNIA DfAMoNDs.-THIs NEW AND BeArTI.
" iu ar Gle s The rage They az really EQUAL In heang
and biil ancy to ;oc igs diamonds snilenens ciusor
pfs win chem s wtfo., ~; rings, s. 10 si5. Earrngs
snos crosses, DC se,t nv mall airy part The United
: aies- L. }. JACOBS manufacturing 10 rcilsrs
10. Broauwgy.
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SPEARS.

SEGsRs 10000 IMPORTED HAVANA, DOMESTIC
- tnu German scrhIAi amongst tLe assortment be
lhuHd L,ndfrs Iira plshfi0ns. Fei0cinos Norma
tcfvrl S"tgrs c low So a.rn.D Norsrqs
-. At,.s.l. s. 80 ... 20. . ..5
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Hernia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to

Hernia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
Narah Co., by the industrial Exhibition of Nations for
their rev patent radical russ. Also the Fair OF the
American lnstue awarded the first premium TO this truss in
Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan. extensive
lint Of names of mercantile and other gentlemen by
truss may be seen at Ma RsH CO.'S. No. 2s Mat1en lane
New York and Marsh, Corlies Co, No We Fourth street.
Cincinnati Ohio. Open from A. N. until . T..