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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
GEORGE CULVER. JNO. HARRINGTON.
CULVER FARRINGrON

FARRINGTONs
CULVER HARRINGTON,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Upper Landing, st. Paul, MIMI.
Wholesale Dealers in
ROCERlES AND PROVISIONS.
Liberal Advances made Consignments. IS
REFERENCES:
II. l.. Dsuseman, Prairie du Chen,
Il. w. Brisbvix. do. do.
II. II. Campbell b Co.., Galcna, - ..7
&. w. Campbell h Co., do.
N. CMwith & Co., do.
l.answorthy b Coz, Dubuque,
+. &. Potter, Bellevue,
Burrows Il Pettyma,., Davenport,
Green & Stone. Muscatine,
VIM. Gayle * Co., Kritlsbmg,
Humphreys, Tut s. Terry, ST. Louis,
J. J. Anderson h Co., do.
Kennedy Foster, New Orleans,
b. Brewer & Co., do
Rnmsy Brothers 4 Co.., Chicago,
Thomas Hale, do.
Cronn, Hmxham y Sears, New York,
Ramsey Crooks. do.
Sitter, Price h Co., Philadelphia,
Calender, Rogers * Co., Boston.
Mark Packages Of {. h r., Upper Landing, St.
Paul, NJ. T. jall-tf
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BOOK AG ENCY.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS have established Book Agency in
Philadelphia, and will furnish book publication at
the retail price OF person, arng
the subscription price Of the 81 Magazines, such
Harpers, Godey, Putnams rahams Frank Lrsiie's FASH
&c. will the
splendid Autograph portratof either Jackson
Clay or, subscribing 81 and 81 Magazine, they wre
ceve Of either the three f
$6 worth Of Magazines all three portraits will be gratis
Music furnished to those who wish II.
EnvelOpcso description guam
titles furnished Seal Presscs Dies, &c. order.
Every description Of Engrs
ness and dispateh Views B1ihinrs, Newspaper Headings
Views OF Machinery, Book Illustrations Certificates,
Business Cards. &c. All orders promptly atrnu-
Cd to. Persons wishing views their buildings
send DaguereOtype sketch Of the buin:
press.
Persons at distance having sslcable articles
their act rs
agents the sale 0 the BYRAM 4 PIERCE,
decl0d&wly SO South Third ST., PhiIadelphia, Pa.
}. H. BYRAM. T PIERCE.
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NOTHING NEW
ST. PAUL Is BOUND TO BE
LARGE cITYu
GREENLEAF 4 CHAPPELL
Are bsu.d " grew .p With II. Of course sssy are
beund 70 sell the best well the cheapest
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
GOLD CHAINS, KEYS, RINGS, PINS, SEALS,
PORT MoNAIEs, &C.,
mention in this advertisement.
The subscribers have Agent New Yok who constantly
supplies them with the Fashionable yewelry &s and
surrounding country CHEAPEST goods
at Wholesale and Retail.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND JEwELRY OF ALL KINDS,
neatly cleaned repaired possiDl.
WARRANTED.
70 Remember the place, At the
81. UL JEwELRY STORE,
In Upper Tows, Hsariy opposite the American House.
GREENLEAF 4 CHAPPELL.
n B-A kinds Watch for the Trade, such
NEW WHEELS, CYLINDERS, Stays, jewels, &C., &C.,
at a reasonable discount. deT-wtf
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ev warm meal in New Mexico, consists Of
two crackers dipped in pepper sauce An ex.
change designatss it as simple, but not cal
cnlated to become popular
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ALLEN PIERSE,

ALLEN PIERSE,
Attorney at L0w and General Land Agent.
HAVING Register under the late all
Inc is able select the best lan in the Tcrr
subject entry, and will regularity all
tiuns made by him.
moncy-warantng pro-
ut 81 rs the former and - the latter
for from to THREE ycasand charge half the
these Is commissions.
Once street. Episcopal Church.
Pau, Min.
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LAND WARRANTS.
Warrants were worth in New York, atthe latest
dates, as follows:

The Washington Star of the 18th ult., makes
the following valuable remarks:
The demand for Land Warrants has been very
active for the past few days, and the price has
risen one or two cents per acre since our last re-
port of the 9th inst.
Persons intending to make large investments in
Western lands, delayed purchasing in the expec-
tation that warrants would fall below one dollar
per acre. Being disappointed in this, they are
now pressing on the market for their supplies
This demand, added to the large amount OF Or
ders soon to be received from the west, for the
spring trade, must, We predict, cause further
advance of from one-haf to one cent per acre,
per day, until the rates of last fall are reached.
1t is understood among those who have closely
investigated the subject, that there are not over
from six to millions of subject to pri-
vate entry in Iowa and Minnesota. Ii the gov
ernment should postpone bringing other lands in
to market, which is highly probable, dealers may
anticipate, in July or August next, panic amens
holders of warrants similar to that which occur
red last December, when they fell below ninety
cents per acre.
IMPORTANT DEcisION.-Among the important
cases determined by the Supreme Court. at the
term just closed, was one presenting the question
whether, under the law of Congress making the
new silver coin legal tender for all sums of five
dollars and under, banks pay their circulating
notes, of denominations of five dollars and under,
when presented in larger quantities than five dol
lars, in such coin. The decision Of the Court
was in the affirmative.
This new cein contains only about ninety-thrce
cents of standard silver. The purpose of its coin
age, it will he recolected, was to prevent the ex-
portation of silver to foreign countries. 1t has
hitherto been u drug in large sums, but under
this decision, banks will need to keep no other
coin for the redemption of their notes.
The redl point in issue was, can bank, when
II quantity of its small bills are presented at its
counter for redemption, treat each as separate
and distinct evidences of Indebtedness, or must
the whole be regarded evidence of aggregate
Indebtedness?
The decision is good for the banks, bad for the
brokers, and pretty poor for the public.-Detroit
Free Press.
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DOlbear's Writing & bookkeeping
AC2d NV

DOlbear's Writing & BOOk-Keeping
Academy,
Ouer the Store Of Nicols & Bcrkey, in MarShaips
Building, on Wdbashd,0 Street,
(lFFERS superb Inducements who
~ graceful aud rapid penmansp.
plete, practical knowledge tie
PENNANSHlP.
Under the here pursued, pupil acqurr
business hand in weeks than by practice
method.
All cramping Of tn. hand entirely pupil
Is enabled TO write with ease, Freedom and rapiiity
Several hundred specimens pupils
50 years OF age can be seen at his Room.
BOOKKEEPING
Is taught practically. giving
book to Study and copy from discred set of blank books
abrs him 20 proceed IL engaged actual
cmplhed accountant, (who has had
actual business and in teachng analyze, explains
all the principles and Entry
STUDENT "n completing his course, qualified To discharge
the duties assigned Ia him In counting-house.
MATHEMATICS.
Short md rapid methods Interest.
and methods of extension, without
charge.
Instruction given in Arithmetic, Elementary Higher
zebra, Geometry, &c.
VISITING CARDS.
Visiting. Wedding executed in the latest
and fashonahlr styles.
Rooms from l.2 A. NJ. to p. NJ, and 2
p
NJ b. Epening be formed each neck for the
accommodation Of those unable TO attend during day.
st. Paul. January 3. 1856. jn5-tf
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Land Agency at Hudson, Wisconsin.
r. DWIGHT HALL,
GENERAL LAND AGENT, &C., will and enter lands,
" locate land warrants, buy sell
and attend promptly and faithfully all business
his Hudson is beautifully situated Crox,
~ miles directly east Of St. Paul. 1t
fertile tract Of country. TO be the southern
ST. Crox Lake Superior r. r., near tho
town splendid chances for investments time
address Hudson, 81. Croix Wisconsin. jx6-d&W.tf
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MARBLE MANUFACTOkY.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.


C. b. PRICE e co.,
NIHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Steam Boat Hotel
w House Furnishing Goois including every description Of
Hardware and Gallery; Silver Plated, Brass. Timed
Hollow Jspsned, Pianshed and Tin Ware
Of variety; Wooden and Willow Wars Brushes Baskets
Baths, Water Coolers, Rcfserators Looking Glasses
St Anthonys second door from the
st. Paul, Minnesota se1i-1yw
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BiGELOw Il FLANDRAU.

BlGELOW Il ELANDRAU.
Attorneys and CouaseHors at Lao.
Once L. Il. ait Co.'s sto, Third street, below
81. Paul, Minnesota.
VXII attend promptly and hsscs
w in all c courts the Territory; the collection
debts, and other
the profession.
Money TO loan i'm small good security.
HORACE n. BIGELow. CHARLES Z. rLANDRAU.
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MINNESOTA HOUSE.
IRA YRICK, PRorRIEToR
HENRY MckENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE.
THIRD STREET,
Gaiut Pant. Min Ter oe1r
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
vXTE OFFER following q
w which Interested personally, which
reasonable prices:
Lot 2. Block SIS Enlargement Irvlnes
diion Paul.
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JACKSON BELL,
NOTARY PUBLIC, PRACTICAL SURVEYOR,
And Dealer In Real Estate,
Glencoe, NJ. r. jai6-tf

HAMLIN LANCASTERH
Exchange Office + Land Agency,
Samk Repds, Benton Co., Mnsesofs.
COLLECTIONS made, Land Warrants lorsted, paid,
" money invested and all busnc entrusted 10 their
faithfully and promptly attended u
Attorney O. h.s surveyor css engineer
nErERENcrs:
NNNEsoTA-Sauk Rapids, George SWEET, REGISTER
U. s. Land ONCE jeremiah Russell, ESQ. Paul,
Alexander Ramsey, Ex-Gov. Minn~sota.
PENNsvLvANIA-PhiladcIphis Hon. N. b. Eldrcd, Naval
Occr Hon. Geo. w. Woodward, Judge ~ Supreme Court,
Penn. wlksbarre Warren J. Woodward, Esq. Mll~rsve,
Prof John r. Slard Hartford, Prot. willard Richardson.
New YoRk CiTv-Rsiph Mead 4 Co.; Qusckenbush l.
Co.. Strang, Murray B. Go. jylS-emdkw
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This shows an increase of over 100 per cent.
ture prosperity as commercial power.
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ANTED,


VTNHE Grand Medical Warehouse - Washington street,
Albany, N. Y wants Immediately 50 cntcrprising
with horse and and 500 $500
tn deposit aecury fathfunrs &e In business
Eod written menstion ability
~ AGENTS In the sale of the popular patent mednea
the day In the whom all travelling expenses
will be paid and salaries the
eortinG to the ability Of the applicant.
n RApply without delay, either by letter
above, to T. H. COOK, Third stree,
ST. Paul, General Agent for Minner"ta.
~ All communications promptly attended 10.
scc4-ly DWIGHT CHAPLIN
FOSTER L DAVIS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
TIAVE built comm.Nlivus RapIs,
IL wher~ thry re.ship freight They
also keep we'll selecte, stock If
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
or all kinds Dry ti.ds, Shoes, Ready
Cfhnc People need not ST. Paul buy
for bound to sell goods cheap they Paul,
and all We ask Is to give call before going ST. Paul.
All kinds Of Country Produce taken in exchange Goods
Terms strictly cash.
MINNESOTA HOUSE.
IRA MYRICk, PRorRIEToR,
LeSueur City, Minnesota.
ii House and stable Ifce confident that give coed
accommodations to the travelling public either house
the Minnesota Valley Particular S nion will he paid the
furnishing 1T tie table wi the best the
be obtained. ss27-Iya
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NOTICE

rs hereby sven that allowed to
their dead in the County Buying Ground, without order
from w. DAHL. Overseer County
mlssoners Any violating the above
cued By order 81 the County Ramsey
n. II. w. DAHL. Sup,t of Puor. Ramsey County,
sel4-3wd&6mw 81. Paul Dtsfriet'
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12

j. A. ROBERTS, of the late
WRIGHT, McLACHLIN ROBERTS,
DENG disunitei said Arm, the proprietor
ID bi offer to the public, work superior quality
has been heretofore presented, such the imitation
kinds Fancy WoOis, Mantle Pieces, Marbled
tuatuc. Parors decorated and painted fancy coors
rantcd equal to the Paris or IOnion style.
Specimens work be residence
j. A. r., opposite the Rice House, Anthony
st. Paul.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP,
To MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING ARRIVALS.
OUR stock Of all kinds of Hardware Is completes and
" would ask OF Farmers. Carpenters, Makers, Sad
dlers and all others stock before making their
purchases. We determined sell
line can be purchased In TOWN. So give CALI No. EN-
pirr Block, Saint Paul.-Fcbrnary O. 1856.
feba-if aARKiEY KERN.
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ST. PAUL BOOK DINDERY AND BLANK

BOOK MANUFACTORY,
Thrdsf, befcecn MnnesOfd
Leys Grocery AMI PrOuision Store.
TIVE undersigned, having completed his arrangements for
Ruling and Binding, Is prepared 10 furnish Blank
Books OF description, Ruled and Bound any
pattern, with without printed headings Particular
prompt orders
Musc Magazines, Pamphlets, &C., bound any style.
Packages directions binding promptly
Bill Heads, Shipping Bills, &c Ruled and Printed
Au24-tf J. A. NJ. HOISINGTON.
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TONNAGE OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-From the re-
port of the Register Of the Navy on the commerce
and navigation Of the United States, we obtain
the following regarding the tonnage of the United
States:
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CcHool SLATIS-rsnspsssue shses ana Psseeisa ssate
, ~ sshhS 49, osa-s1 sa3 @. HAMILS0N A.C0
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VIM. w. PAGE.
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave to inform the Inhabitants st. Paul
rounding country thst prepared to attend all business
In profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
My In the business during
years In Canada, enables my
great confidence all.
Entire satisfaction will be rvcnin all
Calls will be attended to II the shortest notice.
Liniment for Srrains Weak Joints Rheumatism.
Jy17-wf VIM w. PAGE, Mansion Ifonse.
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CHARLES e. MAYO 4 CO.,
Successors to +. S. Neweli.)
vXyHOLESALE Dealers in Cutlery,
w urers Of AVID Dealers In Stoves and Tin Thrst.,
St. Paul, Minnesota. C. n. MAYO,
myl5-iy T. BANGS, in.
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CONSTABLES SALES.

FIRST JUSTICES CouR1l i. II. GREEN w. Mrs. ANNA
Parish Of Orleans. BLOODGOOD. No ST.
THE plaintiff In the above entitled suit.
l. having professionally seized for house rent, CERTAIN
longing 10 the defendant helein-
All persons interested hereby cited appear and
the petit herein, within fifteen days from date hereof
o25 l5t WIN. G. QCIRk, Constable.
PREMIER CogR DE- JusTIcElB. Il GREEN ys, Mine ANNA
fasrois>c d Orleans. Bf.OOnGOOD. No. S4i.
I l. plaintiff dams Faffnire ci-oessus. ayant
IL sa-c provisoecmer pour loyer de maison certain
1untc dies MECIES ct daue effects appartenaht la de-
fendtrtSSe ccrt-
Tontes pesonnc6 celia nent son otter
paraitre reponle Ia petition cec sous gunze ours
duer de Ia psesene avis. -..-
o25 l5t WM. c. QEIRk. ConMctabc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

An letters France, Holland and Belgium he paid
Il the American Liverpool and S0hthtluli
um y by the direct avrc, and by
British steamers Letters Switzerland and Italy sond
uI'" The rule reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office TO New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
And cities the Postal uIOu and Denmark,
Norway Sweden PO!und Russin Greece Ion Islands, etc,
from the PBst-Oliie in New York semi weekly.
EFPhrIhe bark Gen. Warren. IL. f. Clifford,
from Philadelphia is diachHr-iug her
Pa y, Fist District tonsisnees requested attend
rcp their goods the I.cyte, otherwise they will be
Stored ut their c&p"rse and risk
hi2 GEO. W. HYSSDE & CO., So Camp
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Fss NV a' 5ssst ess"'
OF TURNER ( WooDRuFF,
NOTICE is hereby given TO the Creditors
1N Of John s Turner, individually and memher Of the
ceder viii place IT The oce Of f. No
tay Public in this city, MONDAY the l5h Day Of Decem
Der 1856 az o'clock r NJ for the purpose of elecbg syndc
in place Of S. W. Oakley deceased.
''''' '''' '''''' '''' '-''' 10y G. LUMIN4Is,
nl4 3tin20d Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
lJoHS $: TuENEKs INDIy y, I;
c,sey,Hss aE%HES Fl a $oS 4
w. sEs CREANClERs.-No.
A WIS est par ces prescnties donnie aux cream n
mclnbrs de Ia socete commecale de ua Woodruff, qu
] %fl @ m .n eT' e9 VII 4e De as " d. Go3h
Dre 1850 henre r NJ ftet dclre I'm syniic en- PLACE de
de $. W. Oakley, decide
0'''e Ut III ''' g u "''sN"t G. io, hf'uM1NA1s,
nl4 3in3M nepnte Gretfer
sEcoxp DIs7a1sr coun7 cIlASa 6 EAoTIE Ss5oHS
~ VIT l1Sj of writ OF 60 ana sale
ID directed by honorable the Second District Court
% BIC" ' Gy o e Goo % rs r"fss 20 Ca Gm
And MarIzine streets on Wednesday, the ID Of December
$50 {" I? 6 81 04 E5 a5,e ass w' s s7
the Buildings and improvements thereon, situated in the :
h S@ r rs nsrf "f this u ey in s S4@Fs 80
having Amercaa mcasre 40 feet inches ~ lines front
Bartoonew street by ~ feet 10 inches in depth bet
Lot designated by the No plan drawn by Louis Brngc
on the OH Of February is, and deposited
i'll the office Of II. Il. Cenas, Notary, Of this city.
Sezed in the above cause.
| TERMS-Cast on the spot.
JOHN VI. BELL.
mol 1b del Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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WANTED.

{NANTED-AN AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, WHO can
" produce Ec@ponAle references, and who present
holds lucrative ami responsible situation Ia the SGc Of Mis-
epi wishing the city Of New Urei desires
Il s.;p Boob. Keeper, Clerk Of ScHIubonI. Clerk
Bank or Insurance Office. Principal Of School College,
Apply By letter, post pud, NlATbR al this Office. O2l II
HTiHTI;D-A MAN. WITH OK WITHOUT FAMILY.
w take charge of pAre in the country. Farm of six
hundred acres, with small house. hut other improvements.
The htd tnm will be let rent Tree for III" hb"ce Of five
who will cultivate 1.-THE furnishing garden
Fl pi the first year also fruit for planting orchard
Adde'S II, q. II TINS Office, with and where cti
he -rc1. oi6 ii
AtThNTED-A PARTNER, EITHER ACTIN Il OR 81
~ lent. i'll The Liquor Manufacturing business having cash
rNf Z" from 5000 10 sSub or credit equal 10 chfh 10 that
nr" The business is profitable anu can be carried
i0A&y extent II !ehircH, the party can withdraw from thr
?o1e any time after six mouths with cash for his entire
Address \. W, Box W, No. llg. i'm
tATIUSS As TEALHEta; uy Il ma
W de aged gentleman to teach English brnchc in schuo
family. by y0uue lady, similar situation. Also. by
yG!ns lniY experienced Teacher Of Music They wpUli
SEPARATELY would optu school if proper location
tt'ut oAer. Address l.. NJ, y, nj this office. o2 If
JNTASFED-G t%TOR BEANS AND FLAX SEED IN
W lots, fer which The highest market price will he paid.
l.. j. WEBSTER,
ai22"n Corner Magazine and Lafayette streets,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

sT. CHARLES TEHEATER-
Mr. j. Lessee and Manager,
Mr. H. CORRl.. Acting Manager.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquee. rs cents
Second
Gallery.
Ouadroon Box tickets. IL cents
Private Boxes each..............S6 %
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FOR RENT,

.rsA, FOR RENT. THE STORE. NJ. 30 CANE
Erue, wall adapted for the Fancy Millinery, Try 'ioos
Furniture business.
FRAHF IUUSt No 235 Baronpr between Girod aud 11
lt With large ,trtt suitable Tor ihjrr Wood
and oA e!cr Furniture Depot. Mineral Water Manac
SMALL DWELLING IOUSE, on Gasquct formerly Jack
,rtrt, next door 70 the Cotner Of pcrpjsHy.
t',ar terms, apply JAMES DE&BAN
0-j # % Common Street.
e4.A FOR RENT = TIE Four STORY IiitIt'k
t7 STORE fronting New l.svce and Fulton Streets third
A1-"7 '>'' BARErI1 ( co.,
sV!sl # No. 81 Common
.aa, FOR R'tNT OR LIE ASf1-SEVE Err Al Dwell
Houses and stores GM~qNe1 formerly ]HckspT
&dHl erh5uy. Dryue, Formerly rhlIippfD Camp
cilion, Constance tl On Other in the First District.
JAMES nESBAN Office, 90 Common street
tep1 i'm Residence $50 tiNsuurt street.
3d. TO L&ESp-THAT FINE FOuR-STORY HOUSE,
% No. 81 Tciunpiouas street, well known Mrs. "
I'E hpuNr, she successfully
last twenty years S will it for boarding house,
cuurtt She intends retire in June Persons
would 10 well c and c:snne for themselves Certainly
has Been Of the successful boarding houses city.
The turgiulrc will nc sold low. ali
assA HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
FARE "a LA twO-story Brick Dwelling situated on the north
ELL sid of Canal street, between Basin and franklin Streets
containing corridor, paor and dining three fine bed
the second HO1r, heseS several good bed iii the
servants coal citetn and ydtn
OF tr delightful residences in the city
the fun advantage Of the breeze The neiborhood is
highly respectable
For fan particulars, apply OH the premises
hAiF"em HASH, and Franklin streets al
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IN NEW NIILEIHEitY- NORTON, No. l6I
E,Poyras informs the Ladies that She has just open
~ ed rich Of all kinds of STRAW, VELVET
Plush SILK and SATIN BONNETS, of the newest styles
Also choice Of French Flowers, Ribbons
ers addresses Also. variety OF Chldrens and
Misses II ATS and BDNNETS. Ladies will find it their ad
call and her goods before purchasing
where she is certain her prices much lower than many
other establishments the city. Country orders promptly
tended Old Bonets cleaned and renewed s,,i,!sc
tiOu. o29 BIN
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ba't OF Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails. for November, 1856.
s.,..oc.,a,.. departure Departure
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BENEF 7 OF MRS. FARREN.
THIS EVENING, Nov. IA, 1856,
VIII be presented Sheridan Knowles play of the
WRECKER'S DAUGHTER
Marian Mrs. Faren Robert Mr. j. Nagle Black Norris
studlty. The Orchestra play az Lombard ~
Miss Mary Shaw will sing we Met by Chance" To
conclude with the comedy Of
PEG WOFFINGTON
Peg Wellington, Mrs Farren Sir Charles Pomatum Mr. j. f.
Maggie.
nj" Box office open daily from 10 10 3 oclocl
kb open 81 Overture O'CLOCK precely n14
TRISp'S EAIETY-
" Lessee and MAhager... W. II. CRISP
L..
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle md Parquette ;. ....... ...,.,. 81 co
Family Circle, eiut! TO N the house 80
Gallery. %
toloFed Itlery %
Qnadnon Private Boxes per seat. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Ten Elegant Private boxes, S. to IS each
poors open o'clock Curtain rises r, hal pas7 O'Clock
BE- Box Office open from clock till O'Clock
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~-FN OPENING. OF FALL AND W1N-.z p.
E&pTE! MILLINERY at ~ Camp street, corner Sf1sa,
%SN Of Juia,-MtSS MCENANT respectfully in e9s.lL-rE
forms her numerous customers that she will open Ss9i
MONDAY the l0ll inst, large and splendid stock of FRESH
MI l. Il | n f R Y.
embracing the newest styles of FRENCH BoNNETs-silk
ns Hoods and Caps; Plumes, Flowers Wrea,ls ves
Head Dresses Ribbons Embroidered Sets Collars French Cor
Fur cuffs Of choicest colors Swans Down. Silk and Jou-
win Kid Gloves.
A large stock of Chenille and C0orei Straw BONNETS,
whvh the Ladies invited 10 call and examine.
EsP-Country orders puuctuaI'y tended TO. ms GIN