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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-08-09
In and for
Fillmore County.
Summons.
NOTICE.

~ Office OF APPLICATION for the discharge of az
insolvent from his debts, pursuant to the provis
Ions OF Chapter SO Of the Revised of
tory OF Minnesota, entitled, OF Relief Of Insovea
William L. Ames, Of the City Of Saint Paul, in thu
County OF Ramsey, and Territory of Minuesoe, an in
solvent debtor-Notce first published August ID, 1866
Creditors to appear before the Hon. Moses Sherburne
Judge OF the Second judicial District oil the Territory
minnesota, at his Chambers In the Capitol, in the City
Of Ste Paul, on the first day Of November, 1866, al
I0 O'CLOCK, Of that day, to show cause, any they
have, why an assignment should not be made OF said
nsolyens estate and he be discharged his debts.
st Paul, 7, July 81, 1856.
BRrsBIN & BI0BLoW. Solicitors Petitioner. a2w6
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Su1cIDE.-The following particulars of the
suicide of John Young, by drowning about
twenty miles above Lansing, at a place known
as Raft Channel, are from the Lansing Mir.
TOR of the 25th:
A few days before the sad occurrence, Mr.
Young went to the edge of the raft of logs
they were bringing down the river. with q
cup in his hand to get a drink of water, and
in STOPPING down, he plunged into the river.
When he arose fishing pole was extended
to him, which he refused to take hold of.
The line was then wound around his neck,
and he was drawn to the raft and lifted out.
When charged by his companions with hav-
ing tried to drown himself, he positively de-
MED it, saying it was accidental. Mr.. Ken
nedy, however, continued to keep watch OF
him until the morning of the 18th, when the
unfortunate man arose very early and left
the cabin. As Mr.. Kennedy, with whom he
slept, was about getting up, he heard a
plunge in the water, and before he could get
to the spot, Mr.. Young had gone down for
the last time. He left his wal ct and mo-
ney belt, containing few dollars, in the
cabin.
A SINGULAR BURIAL.-Mr. George Halle,
son of the late Hon. Levi Halle, Chief Jns-
tice of the Supreme Court of the Rhode Is
land, recently died at Swanzey, in that State
leaving directions for bis funeral, which were
strictly followed He wished to be dressed
in his best suit of clothes, and to wear new
pair Of gaiter boots that he had recently pur-
chased. His pocket book, which contained
several dollars, he requested to have placed
in the pocket where he was accustomed to
keep it, and the contents of his vest pocket,
even to the Insignificant tooth-picker, he
asked to have deposited with him in the
grave, and bunch of segars to the number
Of dozen, to be placed by his side.
DEATH OF JIMMY JoHNsoN-The Buffalo
Courier says that the deathof the head CHIEF
and warrior of the Tonawandas, occurred last
week-Jimmy johnson was the successor Of
Red Jacket. The famous orator had reach
cd an advanced age, and was the best known
and most esteemed of his tribe. He was q
true and thorough Indian in his appearance
and habits, and man of somewhat striking
form and presspoe. OF tall, straight and
commanding figure, he looked the venerable
and digni6ed captain that he was. He was
literally, one of the land marks in the pio-
neer history of the State. His successor is
Jabez Grounds, one much beloved by his
tribe. aaos .ig-.
IL The BUCCANEERS are furious over
the detection of the Germans. The Cleve-
land Plaindealer denounces them thus
These German ingrates are known as busy
bodies and mischiefmakers in every commu-
nifty where they reside. They we've driven
out Of Germany (by the tyrants9 for the r
meddlesomeness, with the divine right Of
Kings) and are curse to any country or
community. These hairy-lipped Germans,
the Red Republicans, know it.
1owA.-fhe political signs from Iowa con-
tinue to look right. At raising near Iowa
City, thirty men were present, al for Ere
mont, though several Of them had previously
acted with the Democrats party. Thestate
election 10 held next Monday.
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LOST BAGGAGE.

THE North western Express Co. have just complet
ed an arrangemenl ~ which they will be enabled
find all baggage lost West of Detroit. We shall re-
ceive semmonthlyrepo from the western Rail ROAD
Association, of all Baggage unclaimed unknown,
of the Depots west of that point. For particular
inquire at our Office, opposite the Post Once.
J. G. BURBANK & CO.
st. Paul, Dec. Is; 1854. d&wtf
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j. + kOST,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Groceries
and Provisions,
Minnesota Land and Collecting Agency.
DEl.ANO r. SMITH.

A TTORNEY AT Law and DEALER IN REAL
"A Estate, and General Agent. once, next door to
tire United States Land Once, Minneapolis, Min. Ter.
Land, Town Property, Land warrans, &C., bought
and sold, money loaned, property and titles examined,
Investments and collections made; Land Warrants Loca
Aciteo; Interest aloYed on special derosits.
All business entrusted to him win tie attended to with
promptness and ddeljt-. Oct 20. t066-dawff
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District Court---First Judicial District---Min
nesota Territory.

Samuel r. Pratt Pascal P. Pratt,)
and Edward P. Beais, partners,
d. ing business under the name and In and for
style of sPratt x Coz Plaintiffs.
Against FILLMORE County.
John G.. Burr and Morgan Craig,
partners, doing business under the Summons.
name and style Of go. G. Burr 4
Co.,'' Defendants.
To John c. Burr and Morgan Craig, firm of "J. Burr &
Co.,3 Defendants.
VOU and each OF you are hereby summoned and re-
u quired to answer the complaint in this action,
-hch is died in the Office Of the Clerk this Court,
In said Fillmore County, and to a copy of your
answer to said complaint on the subscribers, at their
office in the village of mona, in Minnesota Territory,
within twenty days after the service OF this SUNNI
exclusive Of the day such service and
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this action will take judg
ment against you for the sum Of three thousand six
hundred and ninety 471OO dollars, WI interest one
thousand of said from the 4th day Of March. A. D.
1855 interest on the sum thousand seven hun
dred and sxty-seven 64-l00 dollars OF said sum from
the 26h das Of March 1856, and with interest on
the sum Of nine hundred and 47-lOO dol
lars Of said sum from the 18th day of April, 1856
beside the costs Of this action.
DATED at Winona, this 10Th day Of May, d 1885,
SARGENT, WILSON 4 WINDOW. z
jylsw6w Plaintids' Attorneys, Winona, N. T.
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THE FALLS HOUSE.

ANDRUS DURAND,...,.......... ...PROPRIEToR.
CANNON FALLS, M. T. .--
Boarders py the day week entertained with the
best fare the Minnesota market Affords and furnished
with pleasant and comfortable rooms. Abundance OF
game and excellent Trout fishing in the immediate vcin
iy, with scenery unsurpassed in part of the
Mississippi region. Hume l6. ATT
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MANOMIN HOUSE,

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER has taken the above House, in
IL the pleasant village of Manomin, eight miles
above ST. Anthony, and is now prepared to
the Travelling public with the best fare the country
affords The house is furnished with every accommoda-
ton to be found in country and aside the sub
santals of life, the best wines and liquors that be
procured may always be had upon call, The Stabing
of Mano-in House, ether emigrauts. Teamsters
Drover, superior to that of other public
on the road north Of St. Poul.
May 24dawtf Al. WILLIS.
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The RESPONSIBILITY OF PHYsIcIANs.-
Judge Minot of Pennsylvania, has laid
down the following rules Of law as applicas
BILE to physicians: 81 &. +.
/ l. The medical man engages that he pos
sesses reasonable degree of skill, such as
is ordinarily possessed by profession gene
rally.
2. he engages to exercise that skill with
reasonable care and diligence.
3. He engages to exercise his best judg-
ment, but is not responsible for . mistake
|of Judgment. Beyond this he is not respon-
sible. The patient himself must be r.
sponsible for all else if he desires the high
est degree Of skill and care he must secure il
himself.
4. 1t 10 rule Of law that medical prac-
titioner never insures the result.
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w. WELL WELLMAN & Johnson {; e; sIH''''

H1VIL ENGINEERS, Saint Paul, Minnesota. Al
" kinds Of Surveying, Mapping, etc., executed to
order. Once over Dayton's Office, opposite the Pos
Once.
We are also agents for Messrs. W. & L. 4. Guriey,
Instrument Makers, Troy, N T., furnish ipsu-
ments of the first quality II lower rates than they
be obtained any where else the Territory. Specimens
of them may be seen at our once. z- q
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A Den 81 Thieves.

The Elkton Democrat says that "the most
astounding discoveries have been made with
in three or four weeks past, of the existence
of large and well organized band of thieves
and robbers, who, having their headquarters
at or near the Gap, in Lancaster County,
Pennsylvania, have extended their operations
over several States, and have their agents
and accomplices in New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland, and
perhaps in other States besides. These dis
coveries were made, it seems, by the Phila-
delphia police, through the revelation OF
notorious horse thief named Young, who re-
Gently fell into their clutches. The whole
matter was kept as secret as possible, in or
der that they might capture as many of the
gang as they could lay their hands upon
We understand that about twenty of them
have already been taken into custody, and
that the officers are actively engaged in the
pursuit of others in various parts of the
country. Among the number already ar
rested is dentist, of Camden, New Jersey,
a lawyer of Lancaster, Methodist local
preacher of Lancaster or Chester County, a
Quaker, or an individual who wears the Qua
ker garb, and several others who have held
respectable position in society. Severa
individuals in the county are implicated, and
the police are on their track.
Young having been trapped and seeing no
chance of escape, have made the most re-
markable revelations. He has been connect
ed with the gang for ten years. Their ope-
ration have embraced horse stealing, barn
burning, counterfeiting, and robbery and
murder, two drovers and pedler having
been murdered and robbed since his connec-
ton with them. A quantity of stolen pro-
perty has been recovered at the Gap, through
his agency. A notorious parsonage who
keeps tavern in Hartford county, Nd, has
been lodged in West Chester Jail, as one OF
the gang, who is supposed to have been COM
mitted with pair of stolen horses, traced to
his stable, some two or three weeks since,
and finally recovered in Washington City.
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Coal Yard and Coal Stoves.

vHHE undersigned takes the liberty to inform the
citizens Of Saint Paul and its vicinity, that he
now making ngements for the establishing of Stone
Coal Yard that he will be able In very sholt time
to furnish Blacksmhs, Furnaces, Hotels and private
families reasonable rates. He win also keep hand
Coal Stoves and Crates.
ap18daw6m fls ~ DAVID o. CAKES.
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CHISAGO HOUSE.

TAYLOR'S FALLS, M. T.
Persons travelling to Lake Superior will find excellent
accommodations at this House.
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SAINT LOUIS HOUSE.

A. u MCkENZlE,.s .....PROPRIETOR.
FuNHE location Of this popular Hotel is distinguished
IL in Minnesota history as being Fort Smelling,
the bank of the Mississippi River, and is desirable
resort for pleasure seekers those who wish pleasant
and agreeable retirement from the perplexities and
of business for the purpose Of recruiting
health The new proprietor promises additional induce
ments to the public for liberal patronage. ieRdtf
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Portable Circular Saw Mills

EHNHE subscr is pared to furnish Circular
Il Saw Mills Of the most approved manufacture, az
set in complete running order ready attach the
power. Warranted to with ease 1000 feet inch
pine boards an hour or no sale, at the st Foundry
je6dw6m 49,. >F..HGlLMAN.
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
wTTDER,S PATENT. =

l00 DOE. Black, Brown, Pearl, claret, Lilac, DYab
oOO and white, high and Low crowned Soft Hats,st
--s- HA6LETT AND THOlY6ON,fsa
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Gbt mttklg Minntsutian.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 2, 1856.
The City.

In booking over the proceedings Of the City
Council at its last session, we find nothing
that would seem to indicate change for the
better in our police system. The "City
Fathers N have plenty else to do, it would
seem, than to enquire into the disgraceful
scene which occurred in the lower part Of the
city on Saturday last.
What st. Paul now wants is = Police-a
police with the Mayor at the head of it, with
power to appoint, and to dismiss summarily
for incompetency; in plain words police
organized upon the same rules as military
discipline, with the Mayor as chief in COM
mand and final in rewards and punishments.
Had we such an organization, there would
be no necessity Of our publishing to-day the
communication signed Gan Eye Witness"
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HAMLINE HOUSE

HAMLINE HOUSE,
WIN. D. CHILSON, acknowledgements.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
VHNHIS House is now ready for the accommodation OF
IL the Travelling Public. 1t is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The rooms pleasant and
airy, and the Proprietor determined nothing
be wanting to make guests feel at home.
Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free OF
charge. Red Wing, may IL, '56
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Lumber! Lumber (!

WE have recently purchased the Steam Saw MIL
w at Lakeland and put 1t in good repair, end are
now manufacturing all kinds of Lumber ana nave or
band large quantity which will sell low for cash
All orders promptly attended to.
July Swim HAYWOOD, YOUNG = co.
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. DR. G. HADFIELD,

House below the Steps leading from ST. Anthony Street
to the Upper Landing N. B.-Dr. II. wishes IL to be
understood that when his services rendered
he expects his pay. st Paul. Oct 23-dtf.
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IDEAL RSTATE AND INSURANCE A jENT, Once
IL, Third Street, st. Paul, Minnesota. Land
bought and I'D on connmisson. Land Warrantsl
Investments made to the best advantage. Insurance
effected in the responhe Eastern Companies upon
all kinds of valuable property. -
RErEREncEs.-Messrs. Borup & Cakes, Brown &
Fletcher, Hon. II. NJ Rice, W. P. Murray. [Jan. ,'56
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iowA.-The political signs from Iowa con-
tinue to look right. At raising near Iowa
Oity, thirty men were present, al for Free
mont though several Of them had previously
acted with the Democratic party. Thestats
ssctiop ID held next Monday.
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c.. MEYER AND H. MINDEN,
GNIvIL ENGINEERS, win attend to the surveying
architectural plans and designs Of buildings Specimens
Of work to be in Office. As in the pos
session of the best Instruments with all the latest inn
provements prepared to do all business
and with despatch. March 3--dawy
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Irvine, Stone Z M'Cormiek,
DEALERs IN REAL ESTATE, st. Anthony st.,
II near the Winslow House. Will buy and sell Real
warrants, pay taxes
and attend particularly 10 conveyancng and the making
town property for sale. st. Paul, Aug. %, 1854.
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N. P. INGALLS,,
TyEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC
u AND THOROUGH BASS. Rooms in the Baldwin
School, st. Paul.
p. 8. Piano Fortes tuned. March %, 1856.
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Z outh's and Children's Clothing.

goods brought to the Territory, and which he de-
sires to dob OFF, at the lowest possible prices.
will be necessary for those wishing purchase to
visit his store, in an advertisement she half can
nrt be told them, His stock is superb and will bear
q critical minaton. may 16daw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-27
MAIHRIEn

In Hubbardston Oct H. by Rev. Mr. Atchson. James
W. Clark of Hubbardson to Miss Lovica Morrow of b.
eheldon vt. Oct. 20, by Rev @ W Allen John D. Will
hans to Miss Ellen Murdoch, all of Hubbardston.
In Leominster, S.h, by Rev. Amos Smith, David H.
C1lburn to Mrs. 0rssa Coburn both of L. Oct Is by
J: Bingham, Joseph Goddard of Fitchburg, to Miss
Clara Wheeler o. Ashby.
In Ashburnham, Oct. II, by Rev G. Little, A. Ev-
ere Brown to Miss Helena A. Dodge, both of Leomnser
In Brattleboro', Oct 15 by Rev. G. P Tyler Charles
Chase Of Winchendon Mass, 10 Miss Roxany Powers of
Fzwilliam, N. H.
In Bath, Me-, Oct. Z, Hon. Whiting ariswold fGreen-
field, Mass, to Miss Fanny L. Clark, of Bath.
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''PHlEnans gus rs,eruIt, ferat.''
DIR. ROOTH-'

American House Block Worcester
by resources in the "Ars Mendena are more extern
sye than those Of any other physician in the County
Worcester for that reason, favorable results NAV
be expected and realized No patient in whose case
have iaed has ever been cured by any other person.
CO dtf
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DI ED,
In this city, oct o. Mrs Lucy, wife of George Brown,
81 years mos. 9th, Fred Banks. son of D. w. and
Sarah l.. Cook, mos. 10Th at the Childrsn's Home,
Edgar henry Willard, years mos
In West Boylston, Oct. 25 Edmund Hartwell II yrs q
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Chnace.-The subscriber will sell his rlac
consisting of nearly House,. Barn, and 9 acre
of l1nd, with great variety of fruit 1t is situated On
Plantation Street the Bioomingdale road II miles
from the City Hall. Apply the premises, any day af-
ter 2p. N. FRANCIS @. GISNER.
VII decd WITT
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Terms V edsIcrSi.-The propnetors Of the Wor-
ceser WATER CURE will receive patients and boarders
at greatly reduced r until the erection their new
and more ccmu odus Institution. The present accommo
datioas fer Winter treatment are unsurpassed.
Worcester. Sent. O. 1855. dawtf
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We have received our annua assortment
SPLENDID PIONEERING BULBS, consisting of
TULIPS, IRIS,
HYACINTHS, KARCIssUS.
CkOCUS, J0HNQUILLS,
SNOW DROPS, GLADAOLUS, &c.
Catalogues sent by mail and orders promptly executed
NJ D. GREEN Il co.,
OIL DIFF ZIG Main street.
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ReaI Gstate.

a. FACTORY FOR SALE.-The Monson
#,;i1I and Brimd Manufacturing Co. offer for sale
.N2isA- their COTTON FACTORY in MoNsoS; with the
land aud tenements connected with it. The Factory
building is built Of stone, l04 by A. three stories high
with finished attic conta ming 300 spudles and "a
Looms, Tenemens for % families and $50 acres of Land
Terms yeiy reasonable. Inquire of A. w. PORTER, of
Monson. or SUMNER PRATT, Esq, Worcester.
o1S d2tawtf
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ways Operate Perfectly,

being strong durable and complete in conrivance and
workmanship. perfect Sewing Machine kept mployed
affords clear profit Of $1,000 year; but an imperfect
one Of constant vexaton and loss The entire
reliabiyof our machines is great for thev
unparalleled popularity.
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70 A. GUODNOV.
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
BOOTS, II 0ES, and BU BEERS
27S Main Street, Cup stars,)
WORCESTER, Mass
Particular attention given to orders diff mcbS
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Size and Price Reduced. from so 10 o. cents
oott'e~ HGilHonds Linn Ht-the best Imminent ia
use ana one that used by Physicians as well as the
boPs. me labei bears the certificate Of Of
pes physicians and citizens All orders from merchants
ana others addressed to j. O. KILL Worcester Mass will
receive prompt attention
q Bear in mind that the price is reduced
-. }. Q. HILL, Apothecary,
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Saate for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared to
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality nd lay it in
Ine oes manner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apis DIFF JOHN BARNARD.
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In our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT, We have very 1arg

Price Reduced ae Twenty Five Gents
FOR LARGE BOTTLES. DR.. S. 0 RTCHARDSON,S
O 0 u @ II b A l. : AM.
The safest and most eGscual remedy for Coughs and
Colds introduced to lhe public. tits slightly axa,
tive, and will loosen and the chs mate cough
arising from any cause except deep seated consumption,
and it will greatly relieve the suffering in of that
class. We ask the skeptic 70 try one bottle.
For sale by dealers in medicine generally.
OlS dend&Wly
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Il Il A l. L A N PER A.
The public respectfully informed that EIGHT oP-
cratic PERFORMANCES will be given at the Boss
ton Theatre. by the management Of the Company
from the Academy of Music, New York, commencing
Monday, October 20, 1856,
The Opera Nights will be MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, aud SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
During the the following operas will be repre-
sented;-
L'ETOILE DU NORD!
produced and repeated in Paris three hundred eonsecu
tive nights First time in Boston, with Costumes scenery,
&c, made after models received from Paris.
The ever popular
TROVAT0RE.
ERNANI.
LUCIA.
BY the following eminent artists;
MADAME anna De L. GRANGE,
MADAME -BERTuCCA MARETzgK,
NIss ADA Philips,
MADAME sEIDENBuRaH,
SI0EoR BRGNoLI,
sIGNoR CFRgsA,
SIGNoR AMopIo,
SIGNoR GASP sR0NI
SIGNoR COLLETTG,
SlGNoR TAFFANELLI and others.
CORdHGtOr--NAx MARETzEK
The prices OF reserved seRts in Parquet,e Balcon and
First Tier will be $40 Second Tir $lj Amphitheatre
SO celts
EUsning open at z; opers commences ct H.
Saturday 4Gternoon-D1ors open at 2A opera com
mences at O'Clock.
Ticket Office at II. wade's Music store, 1871 Wash,
ing on Street
LUCIA DI LAMMERM MOOR.
GA d2w
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For Cls,ern SINK and Cellar Drains, manufactured and
for sale by the subscriber at No IS Mechanic Steel
Ihese pipes are from three to six inches in diameter;
ey are made OF the best Of hydraulic cement are una
as the best of iron pipe in use.
"A An persons IN want of such article will do well to
street. F' ~ " ~
Z. ). am prepared to do all kinds of Cement work.
Suca as cenenting cisterns and cellar bottoms
% ut JAMES O. PECK