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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-28
MoSpAy. Jan. -. 1888

"'Nfa'. '1H ~, iNs'T
SENATE.
The Senate met and was called 70 or
or by the President pro TEN.
Mr. SrRtETER offered Joint resolution
declaring TIE grant of lands made at the
special term Of the Territorial Legislature.
10 lac Illegal aud VOID Laid IN the table
and 30 copies entered printed
Mr. lipPAIll offered u resolution fin.
ing any member who is abs,n, without leave.
To the sum Of Eve dollars, which was iud,l.
nitcly postponed.
MILLS INTRODUCED.
Ky Mr. BANFll.: \ bill locating a
road from Minneapolis, to Forest City
Ry Mr. CARLTON A bill for road
from outer Tail City TO Twin lakes, in
Carlton county, which was ordered printed
..yhs. liss.. ascndy.nts to the bill for
,oa,l Jsom e;sia:aai 1,::Xhcll Rock City.
M'fr;s..n: c:;rmti %:r:eoueurr,d in by
~ asr:l.. cn:tia.: tr.. .rt,.i,s: lsins
III efrd,r.-h l,r.s;aI .esc :aa -:
A bill Tor the appointment Of CommIs
souers 20 ryise ard codiy the Statutes.
\ memorial in relation the SiouN half
bred rrSorya,;ons
Several House bills we're rad second
time by their ,i,l,S.
On motion Of Mr. SKINNER, the bill
extending the time for the collection Of
taxes, for the YEAR So. was then taken up,
Fine county was exempted from the op,ra-
items ot the bill in the original copy. The
county Was then stricken out. and il now
stands on the sane looting a. the other
counties Of the State, Ramsey aud Meker
counties alone beng exempted
Mr. ROlETrE reported a substitute for
the bin organizing the county ot JtfkrSon.
The report was adopted, and so copies OF
the bill ordered printed
The following bills were read third
time and passed
\ memorial To- Congress Tor a mail route
iron "a Crossc IN the State Of Wisconsin.
10 " Iunc6sgo city, in fMibaul, county.
a bull 10 allow Justices Of the reacs 10
enter judgmcnt On confession
4 bill cAtcudiag the Jurlsjic,iou Of Jus
,iccs OF the Peace
\ bill locating State road rom Chat
Geld TO Winn'haso City
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On motion Of Mr.. SKINNER, the bill
extending the time for the collection Of
taxes for the year 1887, was taken up, and
the amendments proposed by the House
were generally eoncurred 10 by the Senate.
The counties Of Ramsey, Pierce and Meeker
we're exempted from the general operations
Of the bill, In an amendment added 10 the
bill 10 the House.
On motion Of Mr.. REINER, the further
consideration OF the bill was deferred until
next Tuesday.
Leave Of absence was then granted 10 Mr..
BExAH for fifteen days
The Senate then adjourned until Monday,
at ten o'clock.
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1t is said that the New York Central and
the Hudson River Railroads have gained
more in reduced expenses, during the past
six weeks. than they lose in the falling otr
in gross receipts This same remark will
apply to many other cases. People general
" are saving as much by their systematic
economy this year "a they are losing by the
interruption OF business, and they live bet
ter happier 20 the accoun, also.
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Ky Mr.. ATKINSON Memorial for "a
mail route from Clear Lake to Forest City.
by Mr.. THOMPSON BIN for a State
Road from Crystal Lake CITY TO Jackson
county Iowa
sFcuNr READING HoUSE BrIs.
The bill to extend The limits of the city
of St Paul was read and referred 10 the
Committee on Corporations.
Third HEADING HOUSE RiiIs.
The bill 10 incorporate the county Of Mo
nougaIa was read aud passed finally, by
ayes 81, nays |.
Several memorials for mail routes were
then passed finally.
The bill providing for the payment Of the
expenses OF the Constitutional Convention
was passed tually. Ayes IS, uaysi.
SENATE BnIs ON FIRST READING.
A bill for the relief Of the Creditors OF the
State was read
Mr., PIERCE moved 10 ,G.pcnd the rules
so as to allow Il To be Rad second time.
which was agreed 10. aud the bill mad a
second time, On, hundred copies were then
ordcrd printed.
The bill Tor an election for the County
seat OF faribau't county. Was rad ard re
icrrod to the COMMITTEE On Towns and
Counties.
RESCit'rtc>S.
Mr. SHFt1I offered the following rcso-
lu,ious, which we're adopted
wuEssAs. /, appears bs an article in the I,
osEER ,>p IshCcs,r, the Ofr a. PAPER OF this
body, ;aN temporary delay VII probably &C
cur in the adm,ss,oa ~ N1nuesota by reas III
the Incompetence Of the copy OF the Coustitu
ton furnished Congress anu
WuNSsAs, The early adm ssion ef Mime sofa
,utc the unlon 'samsti'r of the h CHEST pport
anes Ia the people, hsfriore,
ksteresl, That Committee OF three Mem
hcrs Of this House DC appointed with instI uc.
items ~ Investigate the c'rvIU,talces OF this
! delay and report ~ this House upon these
potuts
lsL hto whose duty u Vas 10 forward 90
the President sor submlssIon 10 Congress copy
OF the Constitution.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House was called 10 order by the
Speaker.
PETITIONS.
Mr. SEELi presented petition from
ci,lztus OF Wahashaw against change in
the code. Referred to the special Commit
tee 90 Code
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NfHDAf Jun, 20,
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment
and was called to order by Mr.. HALL.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Messrs. WATSON, COOK, SKIN
NER, and CARLTON, gave notice Of III
tention to introduce bills.
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Hills INTRODUCED

Ky Mr. ATKINSON Memorial for "a
mail route from Clear Lake to Forest City
by Mr.. THOMPSON Bll for a State
Road from Crystal Lake CITY TO Jackson
county. Iowa.
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TO BE CONTINUED. |

SOFA aA--NOtwithstanding this peculiar bird
has puzzled conjecture even, with regard 10 it's
DISAPPEARANCE, mode of alternating and SD forth,
1T certainly affords many excellent adyanta res
for inquiry. The opinion that they live i'm the
earth Is strengthened in our mind saws the
Petersburg Express, from recent de deyeloprnents
we have been made acquainted with, and other
evidence of a cOnvicting nature Several days
ago, gentleman, strolling through ROslin, dis
covered sora walking along the margin of a
however disappeared, where. he did not know,
branches. he discovered a hole running into the
earth, into which be thought possibly it might
have gone. After digging down about ten
inches, the sOra reappeared, and evading his
hand, ran of with astonishing swift ness He
then examined the hole more closely, and found
u second member of the tribe crOuching tmidIy
to the bottom Of its retreat. Here nest was
found, with one egg, of a blush tint, about the
size Of the egg Of partridge. The gentleman
took the egg from Its place and secured the
bird, but changing his mind, replaced both.
The bird now refused to reOccupy her ged
nest, and was in n moment out Of sight, in
search OF her runaway lord. Several instances
have been related US, which this fully corrOb0-
rates, the young sOTa themselves having actu-
ally been turned up by the ploughshare. They
are distinguished for their extreme blacknes;
and remarkable swiftness. Those who have
heretofore inclined To the opinion that the sora
fed to more genial regions on the appearance.
OF frost, have now an opportunity of changing
their views or of examining to their satisfaction
the truth OF their prejudices on the subject.
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 10th, 1853.
NOrIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
will be received at THIS department until the tenth
day OF May prOxmo, for the issne of any portion,
or the whole. of five millions Of dollars in treasury
notes in exchange for gold coin OF the United States
deposited with the treasurer of the United States,
the treasurer Of the Mint at Philadelphia the treas
urer of the branch Mint at New Orleans, or the
assistant tTeasurers at Boston, New York. Charles
ton. or ST. Louis, within ten days from the accept
ance OF such proposals. unds the authority of the
act of Congress entitled, IAN act to authorize the
issue of treasury notes" approved 2sd December,
1857.
The treasury notes will be issued upon the receipt
here of certificates of depOsite with those officers
TO the credit OF the treasurer Of the United States
They will he made payable to the order of such bid
der or bidders shall agree to make such exchange
at the lowest rate of interest, not exceeding SIX
per centum per annuIn, and will carry such rates
from the date of the certificate of such depOs te
The proposals must stat the rate oflnterest with
out condition and without reference to other bids,
and contain other fractional rates than one fourth,
one half or three fourths of one per cen;um. One
per centum OF the amount proposed to be changed
must be deposited with one of the treasury officers
above enumerated whose certificate of such deposite
must accompany each proposal security of Its
fuhment. If the proposal is not accepted, IDIne
date directions will be given to return such depOs
lts. Should the proposals be varian: from the pro-
of the of Congress or of this notice they
Will not be considered.
All proposals under this notice must he sealed.
and inscribed on the outside proposals for Treas
ury Notes" They will be opened at this depart
meIt, at l2 O'Clock m, on said tenth day of May.
HOWELL COBB,
ap 12-d Secretary of the Treasury,
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EOR Sal LA valuable FARM. on the Gorge
Il town and Rockville Turnpike, about five miles
acd q half from Georgetown. Of 851a acres. The
buildings are a new House, Barn and other out
buildings. on good elevation. Has two streams of
water unnng through II, making 1t desirable as a
dairy farm or market garden. About IS acres are
now under improvement, about - of which is bot
tom and capable of ylel ldng from eight To ten bar
elSOf corn per acre, without manures.
There is also young orchard of three hundred
apple peach, and plum trees. About 40 of the
farm is down in clover and grass. 8 crop of wheat
ground.
Further information apply to BARNARD Il
BUM r. ~ georgetown. ap Is I'm
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ap l2-d

TQ SAMUEL; MeKENHYis iSAMuEh III; F. - Nc l.,
BEBEY and sARAM BERkY hl; Vie, MAR:
CKAGIN T. 4 p and = HENKiETTA Ip F.; GKAGIN & HIS
GGlN;IG. D1ViP ENNGLiSiI; Eng ANN. % MASs00NN,
TqhE = tsj BEREy' B!B, HrSH GAP@ER @ WII;
7. BEKKY' DAVID +; SH0EMAKER, and
whom this Notice Of Condemnation may concern:
You are herebv notified that the Hon. William Nj
Mernok, Assistant Judge Of the Circuit Court of
the District of ColuInbla has this day. my a. phi
cation as the authorised agent of the United Sates.
issued his warrant, directed TO the Marshal OF the
said District, commanding him to summon jury of
eighteen go I'd and lawful men to meet your
land called Fox" by whatsoever name or
names the same may be called, lying in the County
of Washington IN SAID District of Columbia,
west of Georgetown, snd on me north of the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal 'on Thursday, the 18TH day of
May next, 1853, at IL O'Clock, In the forenoon Of
said day, for the pur pose of valuing and condemn
Ing a part of said piece of land as of an absolute
estate in peTpetuIty IN the said United ates, for
the use of the Wa hing ton Aqueduct, and assess
Ing all da Lages which the owners thereof shall
tain by of the SAID United States cutting and
constructing the said Washington AQueduct
through said piece of land; when and where you Will
attend If to you IL shall seem meet.
Respectfully. Nj. C. MEIGS,
Captain OF Engineers, Chief Engineer
OF the Washington Aaueduct.
Washington City, April %. 1853. ap 20 ism
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RAG GAGE XPRESS FICE
- S4 ID STREET,
dJoinf.g Tbs StafsS PYin!tas OHes.

The subscriber. Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and OHIO and Washlngt ton Branch Railroad, has
opened office, at the above place, for the accom-
mOdation Of the public, where orders be left
the use of W Wagons TO convey baggage or Packages
to aud from RallrOad Depot, Steamb oats &c.. or for
removal to any point ~ this City or Georgetown.
Offioe open from 7o'cock a m. to 10 O'Clock d. M,
daily, except Sunday, to 10 O'Clock II. m O'Clock
to 10 p. JOHN Nj. McCLENTOCK, -.
Baggage Agent Baltimore and Ono Railroad.
N. B.-Persons coming to Washing ton or gong to
Baltimore, not having made up their minds where
they will stop, by giving up their checks To my
agents on the cars will have their laggage taken
care of at this Office, or at Baltimore Office No. m
Sharp street. and no extra charge. Il l0
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ID Aud indigent 10y applied for aims at the
house Of an avaricious rector, aud received dry
mouldy crust. The rector inquired of the boy II
a could say the Lords prayer, and was answered
in the negative.
Then, said the rector, 'I will teach you that
now Our Father ~
saOur Father!n saidth boy, isis he my father
a. well as yours ~ H-
"Yes, certainly"
Then, - asked the boy, chow could vcu give
your brotisrr this mouldy crust of bread ''
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ElNE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
Il friends and the public that we have at last sac-
oeeded IN having a large quantity of ALES of vari-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we
will guarantee to be the finest and tn largest varl-
ety that was ever offered in this market.
Ill persons wishing n nice article of Ale can have
II by applying for either ofthe following brands
viz; Kennett, Burton \ Xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil
adciphIa and \ Y. We also have fine article OF
Brown stout and Y Porter always on hand.
Ali orders by msil, or gwen to our drivers. will be
attended to. Army a. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
dl7-d Georgetown, -. G.
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X A " ID NAY BALL
~ OF THE
Vigilant Fire Company.

The members of the Vigilant Fire COMPANY OF
OeoTSetown beg leave tO announce to their eQ
numerous friends and the public generally -
that they Will give rand May Bali ON MON 80
DAY, May Sd, at Forrest Hall, Georgetown LSi&z
The members pledge them elves to make this one
OF the beet Balls ever given by the Compapy
Scott's Celebrated Cotinon Band has been ell
gagged for the occasion.
Positively no r ats Caps allowed in the room
except those worn by Frenen.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a Gentleman
and Ladies.
Managers.
Hon. Z. Addison, John Thecker
John Shacke!fOrd, John Pau!y
Ilenrs o Reaver, Chas GrIuIex
John Scott, Geu Collins
John +. lnd,ey, Nm Graves
Nj. r. nj cknnis, SIv sfrr KOoLts
Joseph koonts, T.. A. King.
mp 22- dtb
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SPECIAL NoTIcR.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
1890 Flowers" For dressing LADIES' hsir use
Woodland Cream,' new pomade 1t causes gem
temen's hair to curl beautifully. Price so cents
each. W.P.FETRIDsE Il Co.,
ProprietOrs, New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washing ton,
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers, between 9Th and
10th ST., Pa. avenue. MI
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OF the W WashlngtO A0neduct.
Washington City, April "a. 1853. ap &c tl3M
DRIGHTLEY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS
i'd QE THE INIEED SCA IES lrCm l19a %

DRIGHTLEY'S DIGEST OF THE LAWS
ID or THE UNITED STATES from 1879 To
57-the text given In the words of the Statute
Book, the matter arranged both phabetic lily and
anal tIcaliy giving aisO the decisions of all the
Courts, both State and ederal, In which the con-
struciion OF the Statute Law Of the United States
has been the subject as well as thns
of the Executive Departments.
"A most convenient book of reference for profes
slOnal men and Others."-Judge Mclean.
Cannot fail TO he Of great utility to the Bench
and Bar.'-J1dge Curtis.
"Of grea4 utility and convenience to many classes
outside of the legal professIon.'-GOp. WiRSleV,
almost indis pensasle to the LAWYER, ard highly
useful to the statesman and man OF business"
iGhancslEoT Foster
indispensable to all whose business 1t is to make
or administer the laws.'-JHdge ogden Hoffman,.
"Greatly facilitates the labor otherwise required
IN the examination Of the United States Laws"
Judge Barbour.
"WIli greatly facilitate the labor of the prOfes
what the law is in reference to the enactments OF
the Federal Leglslature."-JRdge Sanford.
"Will save the Bench ard Bar an immense amount
OF labOr."-Jndgs Marcia.
1.-The arrangement Gf Mr.. BrIghley is not only far
preferable for business men, all Of whom ought TO
have huch work. but Ii more convenient even for
the profession."-JudgeB Blair, Solicitor Court q
Claims.
Complete IN one volume Of 083 large and CLOSELY "
printed pages, In full law binding. Price Sc, or by
mail, postage prepaid, 81. -
ap28 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CANTON MATING AND FLOOR OH
" CLOTH.
EURNITURE.-FLRNITURE"-FURNI
IL TIIREtI

E!-FuRNITURE"-FU u R Nj
Il TUREm
Now in store the most complete assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE ever offered toa
To furnish a house from the kitchen to the at ~
tic, to which cordially inv tie all who are In
want of Furniture TO give me a call, promising
bargains TO ell.
Handsome parlor Suites, covered with Brocatelle,
comprising Tete-a tete Sofas, Arm Chairs,
and eceptIon Chairs,
Black Walnut and Mahogany Paror Suites in hair
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Redsteads,
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus in great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washstsnds,
Black Walnut W ardrobes, beautifully carved,
Oak. Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Sldeboards,
bracket back.
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Msrble-top Sidehoards,
Enclosed Ws nut CoRmods and Psrlor Desks,
Walnut and Mahogany Etageres or Whatnots,
Marble top and other Cottage Sets, from $50 to
Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Extension Tables,
Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Centre Tables,
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Hat Racks,
Walnut and Mahogany Easy Chairs, m hair, cloth,
and leather, Wa.nut ind Mahogany Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany Paror Chairs, Oak and
Walnut Dining and Office Chairs, handsome
Rush bottom Reception Chars. Cane Chars
and Rockers, Of every style and price. Child
Ten's hIgn and low Chairs otsv-ry kind,
fuckers celebrated Spnng-slat Beds, Gilt frame
and Otner i.oOkn~- u lisseS, Iete-a- tets Sofas
Lounge Bedsteads ard oiher Lounges. Iron
Redstsads and lToa W ashstands. Gather Beds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses. Common Bureaus,
WArdrobes and WaShsiands, Bed steads Saloon
Tables, " ashsinks, Tower Racks. w ashstands.
Work Tables, Walnut and Mahogany Cribbs
and Cradles. Walnut and Mahogany Book cases,
Piano Stools. TTund.e Bedsteads, Settee Cra-
As ents for Grover & Ba' er's celebrated Sewing
Machnes. &. w BOTELER,
No. sig, Iron Hall, Pa avenue,
o. kAew. nsk A,
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xiscellaneoH.

AADO0AA0A0onDs
MOTTO E-ATTEN TON.
To Wholesale ard Retail G,oeers. TobaceOnis,s,
DTHssists, and fhs Trade ssHeralEy.
We, the undersigned, Messrs. SA AMsTAG & CO.,
nave Wk Jast ! rec &reeeIyed ot Of superb HA A@ -
1880 Manila SheuoOts,
S5.p9 Choncha,
And other Brands too numerous 10 mention.
Also, $50 baskets Heidsick Champagne.
Also varoua brands Of choice old Wines and Lii
on,o pr Ss Pa @ svenue; & bet 6,h and 7th sts.,,
Terms according To amount, with good paper.
sp colin
PROPOSALS ARE INVITED FOR KEEP
ing IN repair The Lines of the Magnetic Tele
graph Company between New York and W ashIng-
ton, or any part thereof no. less than 80 miles.
Ise Line ON the Railroad consists Of four wires
between New lork and Washington. The Line
on the common road Of two wires, the entiresdis-
Proposals wIl state the charge per mile for keep
ing the wires IN order, properly insulated. and the
charge Of substituting, when required. new wire
and sound chestnut posts. - feet long, peeled. and
SIX inches Ia diameter at small end;
Address csn.,;I. !. .IkEND,tLaL:, ISEsSiI,.Iad:,
m II -e0tf Washington, ID. G..
NOTICE TO REDIToRS.-In aecorcance
lN.with deed in trust from WM. DOWLING. OF
recorded in .iber j. A. g. No IsO foiios l. ? D. 4.
and 5, hereby notify all persons canning under the
claims with me at James c. Metiulre's Auction
looms, w ashIngton. ID. c., on before June LIST,
1859; otherwise they may he excluded from any ben
eht In the distribution.
ap u -2a wGwH THO. J, FISHER, Trustee.
CANTON MATING AND FLOOR OIL
~ CLOTH.
Just received and on sale
$50 rolls Si, Al, Stand Ga white and red checked
"a, tor Mating. IN the make of GOwqua, Mankmg.
and extra contract MankIng. These are the best
goods of the kind In this market, and will be sold
very cheap.
Also 80 sheets su perior mako Floor O'cloth the
cOlOrs heavy bodied canvass and warraT ted well
seasoned. The sty les and designs all new and
executed in the highest style OF tTt-ln Italian fres
co. mosaic pave, chnfz Gothic, tazellated oak, and
encauslc tile. Both the goods and prices viii give
satisfaction.
Also, ] case STAIR OIlcloths, some for steps alone
and some for protecting stair carpetings.
CLAGETT DODSON,
Dealers IN all kinds of Furniture Dry Goods.
ap 22-eO6t No. Market Space.
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DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
IL On THE ISLAND,

IT
IL On THE ISLAND,
At No. sol 7Gh streer, near Maryland AUsHus.
There has lust been opened 1T the above Store. 6
gereIal assortment of SPRING and SUMNER
DRY GOODS, including LADIES' Dress Goods,
such as Cha hes, Lawns, GIngha MousIns. G.;
also Cotton. Linen, and other Goods. suitable for
Roy together with al the lead ing aple ard
Fancy Goods usually kept in Dry Good store.
" hich will he sold as chesp, for cash, can be
bous Int els swhere In the city.
IL = Remember the Store rs near the northwest
of 7Ih street and Mary land avenue here all
the Monthly and Weekly Periodicals and Newspa-
pers continue to be received.
ap is-en2wF JNO T. BAKER. Agent.
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EUGENE DUPUN,
Il SOLE AGENT FOR PIEssR &, LrBIN's

EUGENE DUPUY,
Il SOLE AGENT FOR PisssE e. LrsIN's
PER FUMERY AND cOMPEDNDS.
The gency for :he United States OF MIsssrs.
Plesse LubIn, Perfumery Factors Iohton,
having been trans ierred from the late rm of nt.sT
Co., S93 Broadway, to my own firm, (Mr. Geo. =.
lRger being now In connection with my establish
ment,) beg TO inform Merchants, Fancy Goods
Dealers, and the Trade generally, that shall keep
on hand and IN bond a constant supply o. Plesse
LubiG's articles such as the FRANC pannI PerfIre,
all Ii eIr VHrIetiss Ia which may be added from
time te time, whatever said firm may Introduce IN
Market combining excellence with novelty, Met.
chants may upon their orders being hliel win IN
profaptness and care and on as fay1rsmS 'eis "
cog Broadway, New YORK.
IT The real Frangipanni Perfume rs manuia
tured only INV Messrs Piesss Iubln. of London.
and they lake this opportunity 10 caution purchasers
against inn tatons or hich there are many; none,
however appruach, in any degree, the exqulsie ira
srauee as made by T; I,;,,r.r
FRANGiPANNI OIL for the Hair. exquisitey
sVFRANGIPANNI FRUIT. Hold their scent for
years and impart delightful fragrance TO articles
fhey are tlEced near. u
PRANGffANNI INCENSE. Take a hot Gin.
der betweee the tongs. put piece of Incense upon
: and the apartment will be deli ghtfuy perfumed.
FRANGIPANNI POMADE. This is an Isl-
is, ungueEt for the hair Its seperative fragrance
has, gwen ita world wide reputation.
F'RANGIPANNi SA1CHET.
bid evevwhere. ms W&F.3 SIN
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NOTICE. have a few ofthose cheap TOILET
~ SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper~N
than they can be purchased elsewhere. AlsoEA
CHINA, GLASS, and QCEENSWARE,S
caea per thsE the cheapest, with many other -
articles too Numerous 10 mention, al 500 Pa. avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets.
Gail and see for yourselves. --
ap lS-6m JOHN AoDEylTT.