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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY.
AND

PRINTERS EHOUSE,
NO. 4S FRANKLIN STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
HAVING our arrangements complete to supply all the
requisites of the Trade with stock of
Presses, Type, Ink, Chases, Cases, Cuts,
GaIleys, Borders and Ornaments,
As we'll as every other article required in Newspaper
Book or Job Office prepared to furnish the Trade
on the most liberal terms.
Offices entire, with everything complete, furnished
without delay Printers will find, upon trial. that the
TYPE OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES are excelled BY
none other in the great requisites of $751;,
Superior Metal, Fine Finish,
And most Perfect Letter In addition to which, large
and diversified assortment of Type of all styles from the
old and justly celebrated Foundry of Messrs. WHITE 4
Co, of New York, will be kept constadty on hand and
orders to any extent for their manufacture will be filed
without delay.
PRINTING PRESSES.
Of all descriptions from the welknown mandatory
Messrs. R. Hoe Co.. will be always on hand or ordered
to suit the Trade, well the great variety of their
FURNISHING MATERIAL, for which their mandatory
has obtained SO high reputation. RuGGLEs', FOSTER,
and other furnished order at Manufacturers
prices.
EB Specimen Books can be seen at the MnNEsor1AN
Office, Third Street, st. Paul. oct17-dawtf
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E At the latest date from Salt Lake
City, smallpox was prevailing to consider
able extent.
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MESSRs. SEWALL & SKINNER,

CtIvIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, Are pre-
~ pared to execute all work in the line of their pro-
.ssOn that may be entrusted to their Plans and
estimates prepared and Contracts taken for Hydraulic
ind Gas Works. Bridges &C., and work Superintendent.
rom long connection with the first Eastern Machine
aoes, and extended acquaintance with the various
Establishments throughout the country they have unusual
ABILITIES for the purchase and selection of Machinery.
they will furnish those who may call upon them with the
BEST Engines Mill Castings, and Machinery generally on
much lover terms than could be obtained by ordinary
purchasers They ready to receive orders for High
mi Low Pressure Steam Engines and Boilers both Port
Die and Stationary Pumping and Blast Engines Laths,
planning Machines and Tools generally Mill Gearing !;
Wrought Iron work of every description every variety
Castings Brass and Copper work. Plans, Estimates,
Detail and Working Drawings furnished and the Erection
If Machinery personally superintendent; Draughts for
Saw and Grist Mills Land Surveying carefully attended
and Locations made by competent and experienced
ersons. ~ Office, the Post Office, Saint Paul.
Minnesota. octlO.du
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NOTICE.

EOR the purpose of settling up the business of the
co-partnership which has existed between the SUBJ
offer SALE Public Auction Monday the LIST day
of December 1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ the premises
to the highest bidder for cash, the STEAM SAW MILL
in Carver the Minnesota River together with the
Block which said Mill is situated, and twelve add-
tional lots adjoining. Said Mill is in perfect running
order thirty horse power and has attached Single
and Lath Machine For further particulars enquire of
the subscribers. JOSEPH PETIT
LORENZO STEGER,
Oct. 6-Zeitung copy, david HENRY INWIN.
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POPULARITY AT HoME.-In Concord, the
residence of President Pierce, the vote stood
nc Enllonc.
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AMERICAN HOUsE---NoTICE.

TTNHE Proprietor of the above popular and commodiou
i establishment would respectfully announce to his
patrons and the public generally, that in order to meet
the views of the travelling community, he will anG
the first day of November next reduce the price
board dollar and fifty cents per day, at the
time he begs his friends that there will be
reduction in his efforts to please in the style
fort which has heretofore characterized his efforts to
make the American House all that first class Hotel
calls for. s. LONG, Proprietor.
st. Paul, October 80, 1S56--dawtf
w All Minnesota papers insert the above for three
months and send bills to American House.
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MOTT 4 PALMES,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
ST. ANTHONY STREET,
"a FEW DOORS ABOVE THE POST OFF1cE)
Are now opening and design keeping on hand by weekly
receipts from the East the finest stock of English Ger
man, French, and American
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsrINGs,
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Ever offered in this market which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. rs
Garments Made to Order,
On short notice, and in the most approved styles
fully solicited.
GEO. c. MOTT. (sep24-dtD GEO. PALxEs.
CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE!
COOLEY VAN sLYKE, ~
(sUccEssoas TO WINNIE cooLEY)
N ERCHANT TAILORS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Manufacturers of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, CAssIMERs, vEsTINGs, TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
~ Country Merchant Taiors supplied with all ar
ticles in our line on the most liberal terms
ROBERTS STREET, SAINT PAUL. sepse-dy
NEW JOBBiNG AND RETAIL FIRM,
Fall and Winter Goods.
JOSEPH TOREY.
SUCCESSOR TO A. l.. LARpENrEuR)
No. 3, Third Street, Saint PauI, M. IT,.
Would respectfully invite attention of the Citizens of
St. Paul and the Territory of Minnesota to his large and
unrvaled stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS AND INDIAN GOODS,
Which he will sell at Wholesale or RETAIL on the most
favorable terms.
Terms at Retail, Cash!
The stock large in every department. especially in
Domestic Goods presenting great inducements whole
sale purchasers purchase their Fall and Winter Stocks
Short credit given to wholesale purchasers that will pay
their bills promptly at maturity.
The subscriber atters himself that the former custom
of Mr. Larpenteur who have purchased of him this
line, will have occasion to regret the change but on
the contrary will find that the undivided personal aten
ton Of the present occupant will secure an
in all the departments.
He would therefore solicit most respectfully liberal
share of the patronage of the citizens both Of City and
country
JOSEPH TOBEY.
ST. Paul. October 11.--daw
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GREY CLOUD.

ZOO LOTS FOR SALE in the beautiful town of Grey
- Cloud, situated twenty miles below st. Paul. on the
east side of the Mississippi map of the can be
seen, and full particulars given by TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Banker and Dealer in Real Estate, Third street. Saint
Paul, MT. je80-d&Hly
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FRESH OYSTERS !

T>HE undersigned, Agents for c. s. Waby, of Balti-
l. timore, will be constantly supplied with their cele-
brated brand of FRESH OYSTERS, in Cans, Kegs, ant
the She'll We intend to supply the Trade and Fami.
lies at fair prices, and shall warrant good all sell
October & j. C. BURBANK co.
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EDWIN CALDWELL, &C. H. PARKER,
j. E. WHITNEY, { ALBERT CALDWELL.
CALDWELL, WHITNEY & CO.,
bankers, REAL ESTATE BROKERS, GENERAL
~ AGENTS, and Publishers of the " ST. Paul Financial,
Real Estate and Railroad Advertiser"
CHAS. H. PARKER, ATTORNEY LAW Saint Paul.
~ Minnesota may20dtf
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NEW YORK PRICES AT ST. PAUL !
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY ID. w. Ingersan,
SAINT ANTHONY STREET, OPPOSITE THE BRICK CHURCH.
HAVING been engaged in the Importing and Jobbinr
business in the City of New York nearly twenty
he feels confident that he offer superior inducements
country merchants and others purchase their goods
of him. He has on hand English, French and American
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Of every description will be found his store consist
ing in part of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vesngs, and every
rarety of Gentlemens Under Garments and FURNISHING
Goods, to which he would call the particular attention
Merchants and Merchant Tailors.
DADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety ALSO MORE Antique and other Silk DE-
Lanes Merinos plads De Bages Calicos, Rich Broche
square and long Shaws, Plain and Embroidered Grape
Shawls, Wool Plaid, square and long Shawls Gentemens
heavy long Shawls, Ladies' Hoisery-Merino, Lambs
Wool and Cotton, also, Under Garments-Merino anG
Silk, White and Colored Blankets, Linen and Cotton
sheetngs Tickngs, Striped shrtings White Red Yellow
and Grey Flannels.
Without enumerating further the public invited TO
call, examine and purchase The stock will be removed
to the store of the New Stone Block opposite the
Post Office in about two weeks. nov12-d1y
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DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
~ Office st. Anthony Street. few doors above the
Post Oce-We invite the attention Of the public gen.
orally to our Farming Lands all of which have been
selected with the utmost care, and located in the
most fertile portion of the Territory and Wisconsin We
offer great inducements to purchasers especially to far
mers DESTROYS of first-rate lands near market To
those having Land Warrants for location, we promise
entire satisfaction, employ agents for that
pose but give personal attention. We also buy
and sell land commission, and act general Taxpay
ing and Collecting Agents. nov17-dawtf
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Furs! Furs! Furs!
AT G. H. SANGER,S
MAY be found the best lot of LADIES FANCY FuRs in
Minnesota comprising Sable Stone Martin, Fitch &c.
manufactured in the latest styles of Capes vcornes
Pelernes, &c. Also, Ladies' Fur Gloves and Aittens
superior articles.
GLOVES AND MXTTENS
OF all kinds for Gents wear, from the finest Calf to the
heaviest Buckskin.
FUR OvERCOATS
And Fancy Robes of Coon, Seal, Fox, Wolf, &c. Call
and see them.
FUR AND PLUSH CAPS.
good assortment of styles and qualities. Also the
various styles and qualities of silk and Soft Hats
OvERsHOEs AND BOOTS
Just the thing for cold feet, made of Buffalo and Calf
Skin, dressed with hair on, superior article and
ranted to last
All goods sold low for cash. Don't forget the place.
c. H. sASGERs directly opposite the Presbyterian Church.
St. Anthony Street. nov12-dtf
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CORNER of Fifth and Pike Streets, ST. Paul, M. t.
~ This establishment, formerly the St. Paul Iron anc
Brass Foundry,) has been greatly enlarged, and
pense been spared to furnish with New and Splen
did Machinery First Glass Pattern Makers and Machn-
sts We prepared to build portable and stationary
plete Gate and Mulay Saw Mills, various Styles Having
large assortment of Patterns furnish all kinds
Of Mill Gearing, Shaftng, Spindles, Water Wheels Saw
Mill Cranks Building Columns, Window Caps and Stills
Sash Weights, Sleigh Shoes and every variety Of Cast
ngs in Iron and Brass. Cocks and Valves, Babbi,
Metal &C., Constantly hand Machine Forging, Pat.
tern Making, Iron Turning and Fitting of all kinds
promptly and neatly executed Orders visits cores
pondence respectfully solicited in regard work
chinery. Address, F. GILMAN, Proprietor st. Paul
Steam Engine Works, st. Paul, nj. T. nov19-dawti
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MINNESOTA MARBLE WORKS.,
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer in American and Italian
i Marble, manufacturer of Chimney Pieces, Monu
ments and Tombstones of every description. Cabine
trade supplied Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets
st. Paul.
sep23-daw1y ]. F. TosTEvIN, Sculptor Agent
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Il. MARVIN, &@
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Boots and Shoes, Leather
AND FINDINGS,
Is receiving and Manufacturing every description Of
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies', Misses and Childrens Caters,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Boots,
Ladies' Misses and Children's Buskins, 9
Ladies', Misses and Children's Slippers,
Ladies Misses and Chdren's Over Shoes, 2
Mems and Boys Calf, Kip, and Coarse Boots,
Mems and Boys Calf, Kip, and Coarse Shoes, IN 4,
Mems and Boys Calf and Patent Leather CATERS
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes,
Mems Canada Shoe Packs,
Womens and Mems Moccasins.
Leather.
Hemlock and Oak sole
French and American Calf Skins,
Hemlock and Oak Upper Leather,
Patent Leather and Moroccos
Innings and Bindings
Findings.
Shoe Thread, Shoe Nails, Lasts, Boot Web, Pegs,
And all kinds Of Shoe Kit.
Leather and India Rubber, Mill Betting,
Lace Leather, India Rubber Packing, Rivets, &c.
@- The highest market price paid for Hides. IA
THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL. oc20-1m
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7 AIDES Leather Hat Boxes, at
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TIME undersigned prepared to offer to the Citizens Of
St. Paul and vicinity, very fine assortment Of New
and Fashionable Jewelry, Fine Watches and watch
Chains Gold and Silver Spectacles, besides general
ASSORTMENT of Clocks and Fancy Goods Being deter
mined to locate permanently In this place. viii use my
hest to give satisfaction to all who may favor
me with their patronage Particular attention given 70
Repairing and Jopbing Of all kinds. Store on Ss
near Cedar. (noy12-d6m> Q. q. MUSES.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
professional Notifies.

EFFICACIOUSCU CURE for CORkS, BUNIONS,
disoder Of the Fee,, By and peeaaf eAod Without
cutiirC or causing the slightest main.
Mons LEV l. Of No - Bic Rue &c kivll Paris AMI NO
Conduii, Recent London Surgeon ChopOi 70 the I'm
ptrn AID Royal fam Of England having been
spec Av New Y0rk siteud dsins lsl'd
lies nte remanng here and be eon'ute daily sun
tt,d his Office from TO O'Clock a. No vi lth-
ST., between jb sIo G.nsvs --....
COPIES or TESTIMONIALS
From bic Inn Majesty NapoleOn ILL., Emperor Of Frsnce
J ceffe lue NJ LEVI el-vs les corps rstre
hsbl4fe LOUIS NAtOLtON bONArAhth-
From James Baker, esq
certify that Dr. LEVI cured me some months ago OF several
;hcut the least pain, and which had an
moved for walk ~ peseLt win grsu ON
cheefu recommend Dr. Lew 20 my Trends AID he
rublc JAMES BAKER,
New York March a, 1856. No p Eas, 18th st
from the Mos, Noble the Marquis of Laasdowoe. ~
Nr " LEVI extracted cora nom me n Reft,et tseAy
No. 80 Borklsy sgulie London.
From Robert Ferguson, D. Physician In Obituary TO
her Mtlssty Of Great Britain.
Mr. LEVI hss skiuly extracted two eosns fem my
feet without giving lie the slightest pain ..,, =, -
No Q Queen-st., May Far. Loudon, March J. iSJS.
From II :. Fetus, esq
U,ced By Mr Levi beg leave 20 testify 20 his success
H. hin Ia bSing perfectly removed large bnulan Of long
sisrSrg without causing any pain J. fELfUS,
PhisdephI. July n, 1851 NO 3osion-fo~
In addition TO tho above authenticated tesnsnas many
tboussI hs among which are several ron
ladies of the highest be by sgous bin with
call Office No 81 llth-t between Sta ana oh avs New
York.
TINTED STATES PASSPORTS-By j. b.
u MONIES Notary and Commissioner for state No.
NAtuTaized cIizers must p''uce eeTtncates
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
A. N AERvIs, Auctioneer.
RY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade-Sale

- NO. ~ fsrkrow.
PARCtL SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
bOOkS-Csiaosoe for tbssLe, 20 b held May Pm,
aid VIII eom. very extensive and valuable
frOn II ths London Publishers forming i4
and s'tTscve collection of English Bo.ks /, viii aso
esee large invoices from the American Publishers Furhsr
psrtioUlsrs hers afrer.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
Balss bp Anrticn.

A CCTION NOTICE.-OAKLEY g. WRIGHT,
Aucfio. GERS, viii 81 Ia WEDNESDAY, ADrl 81 a. 10
1cet AZ No - Na,.su WGshir g,on-st Brookly
hCtsEhoLD fURNlTURE-oo- s:,ins of Brussels Vene-
sr Three y and Ingram CARPETS STAR Rods Oelo. La.e
CurtArs snd Comics. ushosby and iber 5eds,eals Mat
h.se. EIeI son Table Ws.bstsnds Toilet sets. Bureaus,
with The usta variety Of Kitehn FurnituEe-l IN eIcee-:
order, bsyi' Been IN but . al time
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
ATCTIONEER-By
sYivEsTER Auctioaer.
nf SPLENDID HDl 'SEHDLD

LEURNITURE No. 81 est 21hst, consisting OF The
ene PArlor Dining roon Chamber and Library Furniture
Of The house which 10 Of tie best description aud has been
in use nut short time ;. SIONER viii sell rms
DAY Nv edre5ay April at ll O'Clock, the ch aud costly
Furniture of the house consisting OF rch viewer shd
Bueis CArrets Piano wood Srte o s
or Fture rch crimson and Brocade French Paie
Oval and Pier Mirrors rosewood Bookcases solid f0 Weod
Center sofa and Pier Tables large ana costly rs" oo IA
sfres sfte tons with mirror dooTs and back fee ~ ose
WOOD Receton Ctsrs iich satin and 'apes,y Lace o~
md DesS.u Vases Bronze end Psror Ornaments ke Sh
lumber Of O-P auiings Diningroon an l'
tr. elegant Osk Exfelsou Table do Cars Ch!na OaleI
SET rch Gold bstd and Decorated China Tea si 'ne7 s
,ssut RUBY and Cut Glass Ware, rich fearI s
- Cu,erv Cske osskefs Casters 6ci eez.ut Ssr'a
Rc,evod and Mahogany beisesds do Bureaus 1nd a'n-
ssuds TO match With Marble TPs, costly uscHsied "a
r. - g.. lest Hs- ,lsttr, sses Feahe- Beds aud Bed
Tr b Oval Mirrors Mahogany suites furniture n har or
Cosse Mahogany sPIgs seat Chairs elegant Ens s O
Cloth. Si-ir CsIIets. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
papfr 6ansiugs, &e.

DEMOVAL.-CHILDS 81 SMITH have -
Ia moved ftors Nc. 40 - tae sPac11s tore NJ - Ar
S cT-c-ly Cppoatc ler old where say = o-, =
. Z Gssl abe 4 OECOGAIlEE AID rLAs
PAPER BAEGINGS, BORDEa al4 CURTAIN TAf EAs,
xtb every ots- krtcle T. IL lie ste ~ ty CT SsufrJ
Dealer. Also he isfgas GaortLe-t 4 W1cow CeflSss
CHi-Ds a smith -. - Fs=f- .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
n. s HoUGH Auctioneef.
ELFGANT FANCY GOODS and FINE FL R.

IL NIIUkE a. PUBLIC AUCTION-CHiS tNeinesdsy) }
MORNING. al 70 m a. Houfe No IS Mursyst, opposite
the Clermont House In he Catalogue will be found an eie
rosewood Fisnofore costly >ilverN ch velvet ld
Busses CsIptt Sc The sale Will commence pdc NIY
the hour Techtd IL the psrors which eonta eesat rose
Suites covered in French brocaeue one
Sofa hay Char, four Paor lhsrs sud Reception DO
ro,e od BookeAse ia sauoad uinss; mirror fro aud
hack Et9geIe Pier oseCbd PauO Forte uli
splendid nstruueut fol- Wzrrauted ard quality Of tone
uTsurpastec other Tshie- with setuafy and
marble tors; Music Rack f'gres ch Lice ura'n
snd Shades Mantle Decorations, Ori,'1 Cooks; hue Oh
Pennss by LscT0K Street others; French Porcelain -
Gss Chance 'ih Velvet all Ispesy FsT and air ~
Pets Rods nah0zaLy fe3ste ads blrefs
N-shsnds 6oumooes, 10 mach Aruoire De grace,
Coz fue Hair MsftIces lassss ba1s.s,
Bost-Is sud flows tOuucfpanes, Sheets &r naho1sny
otter Chair Silver plated Ware rch China Dnaer snd
Tea Glassware Cutlery SC tber T1th he Basement
Furniture with which the sle will Sale positive
rCsfs
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r. COLToN, Auc'ioneer
ENTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CFO. COOK. AUC CTIONEER Auction Sale

GEO. COOK, AUCTIONEER Auction sale
~ ofa large snd superior stock OF HOU :EHOLD and LAB
hETFURNITURE THIS DAY at ltl oc X al No42 Broad
vay between Howard and Gra dts embracing Por Snites
Bcsde RrocAee Plush and Hair Cloth Chamber suites o
Rosev ood ana Mahogany; epsmeed do Center, side AMI
Sofa Tables Etsgere Bookcases Lounges Extension Dns
Tables Hall StAnds stands Bureaus BeiseGds Wash
talGs Pail asses Mattresses Silver Plated Ware &c Sale
stiye without regsrd weather The above GOODS have
been nenee Of sale aud well worthy tbs
# buyers.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
W :. MELLoR, Aactioaeer.
DY lIOCGHTON a. MtLLOR-FRIDAY

~ Mty AZ o'clock, the restencs No IS So1th s,
WMsnshuigh. ave minutes walk either Peck.2
OrsIe-st FeTries
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-5o or,rins
Oil PsItinEE-oDe by Cuyp valued COO Aiel appearing
unto the shepbeids purchased from Jerome BOnspA.s r
ry four Lsnoestes BY Audre9 Richardson A. Edinburgh
Etw toe River Coe NewGk Castle the GsIroE; Scene
IN ClelnVis Locheven fr,m Euvercow. AO Paintings by
Mount g. Bre serton. BoeiEa; Italian Fruit Pc iiler
BY Bang Cuefs Oh, By Charles LebraD Cupid his Mis-
son Of 1--we by Rosenb1s and other trtsts S1D
rICI toned ood PslC-fo By Chicke o Boso1
az coat $50; Furniture sde Neebs Of NewY rich
EeI ch Plse Fsr Mantle and OVID Mirrors sod-mouuted
hsn; Royal Wilton CsTrets S3 y yard; brOcstse
erd lscs Window Cuss antique carved Tables Bureau
1eDon Table, 80 import from London
tic bronze Or1nou mounted mechanical Lamps - @scb
Egyptian and French Vases valuable; Fln
ure coy0c n moquef; two foid rosewood PaOr suites Nh
tp covers eoveec IN hrocsde fluh With medallion backs
tod rswood Center Tables with statg1y bs tops caved
osk Bal Table with marble top CO.'S -ico wifa Csirs 70
sich; Enfh Ooih through be house, Wardrobe, Frsrch
sDc Gohc bedtt,sds marble top RgreaEs and Wahs-a7ds
pure HGT Nttfrt sod Silver Ware, be Caters
rer Cake Bakes FTeI ca China Dinner AID Tea Se ivory
hG4 hsI die Knives and Forks. HAr Msesse Beds
and Bedding Table Linen, together with ysrieey or
kicbeu urd Basement Furu1re with which the le viii
Purchasers assured that the will b. sb-dts
without and BE- removed from he premises
dsy Of sale CO aogues will b. issusd NEDSE sDAl snd
can be obisDed at ssesroOm No 5 Nsssas cards
Of admission b. had application shove cash depot
viii he TequiTsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
Jueurarrc Companies.

n Z W o N
~ EQUITABLE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Oikce, No. IS Wsl.st.
Opposite Hapoverst)
CH.RrERED APsIL, ls2
Th. Company Insure ssainss Loss or DAMAGE
'y f'e u RICHARD J. THoRNE, President 3
JOHN MILLER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30

u II. LEEDs, Anctoreer-oy n LEEDsS CO.
EURNlTURE.-On WEDNESDAY,, April 30,
ltl o'clock the Clifford Hoase Nos q ard . Park
place Closing sale Of bsee Of the Furniture remaining un
cal cd previous sse, together with large sssrtncn
tefOre offered consisting Of mahogany Bedscads Bureaus
Va'Tands Tates, Chairs Sofas Plate Glass Mirrors. Gas
Chuudee sid Brakes Hair and Straw hattresses Feather
Bed. Bosters and Pillows black walnut Bedseads Bureau,
ashs4nds ard Chairs, Brussels Ingram Carpets, VI
Cloths Netting Iron Becstesds Also, ali the b. ldnE s
Lii consisting Of extra size AID quality Blankets CoIio
es Liner Cotton Sheets Pillows and Bolster Gases Tow
d Table Clols. Napkins, &C.; Also all the Diui4e Roo
Iockery, Glassware, silver plated Ware, Casters s'oon
aLd 10 rs lo Of copper kichen Utensls
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-30
ZINC PANTs.-THE PAssAIC MINING and

ZINC PAINTS.-THE PASSA1C MINING and
II hAEUFACTURING COMPANY, incorporated BY The
c Jersey having erected extensive wors N Jersey
CITY manufacturing from the ores rom their eee
nsiei mhes n Sussex County WHITE AID CoLohEp
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