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Weekly Minnesotian and times., 1859-12-17
THE MINNESOTA YEAR BOOK
AND
State Register for 1860,
WILL BE READY FOR SUBSCRIBERS ON
OR ABOUT JANUARY 1sr, 1860.

1t will be book Of about 100 pages, duodecimo, in
small type, equivalent to 800 pages Of ordinary book
print and will exhibit in small space the systemati.ed
results ofa
THOROUGH STATISTICAL CANVASS OF TIE
STATE
In every department-municpai social, industrial and
physical-forming immense Of positive iSior-
nation of the first Importance to every Intelligent citi-
zen, but now else accessible iu any tangible FORM
1t is intended to be a THOROUGH BOOK OF REFER
ENCE, the Manual and Vdde Mecu,1 of every Mime
sotian, upon all local Subjects aud, EMIGRATION
DOCUMENT, will present the facts of nstur-
al productveness, Industrial capacity Of commercial
and social movement-fortied with the irresistible logic
of fgures-in form more effective, and Immensely
cheaper than all the random appeals and vagu. state
meLts Of the newspaper advocate or the catchpenny
chronicle of the tourists "impressions."
The Book if sustained by the pubc intended to be
continued annual publication, and such, VIII
future years form invaluable historical record in
which the accounts Of the year, 10 every de-
partment OF internal affairs, will be annually post
ed the precise state OF facts at period be
compared with the status of another am the laws OF
progress be thus deduced il every ine OF movement
In thus attempting furnish the archives with his
tory, the vita the data Of intelligent legisa
ton the politician with the stap. his argument the
edit with text book, the emgraht with guide, and
the citizen of every class with manual which the
necessity is Constantly felt in the ordinary local
sons and daily bushes, of life, the compiler may be
pardoned ii he hopes that al these classes will unite i'll
sustaining his enterprise by subscriptions sufficiently
iUeral, at least, to save him from pecuniary loss.
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g. 1t will coatan the Agricultural Statistics Of every
organized County i'll the S,ate for 1862 derived from
u semi official canvass the dire :lion the
pIler OF every township i'll tue State based Apon
answers to more than 200 circulars.
Under this head Will be gwen /. The cultiva-
ted 2 The crop of wheat corn, OATS rye, barley, and
potatoes; and 3. The average yieli per each
county, in the whole State, with OF facts col
lateral thereto.
6. 1t will contain the gross sh pments of grain and
produce for 1885, from all the towns the rver-pro-
duct and shipment OF cranberres,
T. 1t will contain the statistics the numbering op-
erations the State for 49, and OF ali the
res, by steam or water power of luWoer, 1our, &c.
s. 1t VII contain full progressive statistics of the
commerce and navigation Or the steamboat trade, the
fur trace, mercantile, manufacturing and build
ing statistics Of all tue important towns state
winch, with the municipal and social facts under other
heads, will form q complete Gazetteer Of the whole
State.
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BOARDING HOUSE.

First Class Bosrdingis offered at the Boarding House
In Frosts Brick Block Robert street. between Fourth
and Firth streets, Saint Paul. the following prices:-
By the meal 20 cents; BY Athe day, Is cents and BY
the week, from $500 to $500.
Strangers travellers, and visitors, ~ we'll a. citizens
are invited to call.
sepa2o-dn JAMES DENSMORE.
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SAINT PAUL
Commercial College,.
ROC f R s. b LOCK
Third Street.

+ a @ u y.
JOHN NJ DAVIS, Principal, Instructor in the Scenca
of Accounts, Mercantile Computations, &c.
/. STICKNEY trofessor of Plain and Ornamental PEN
manship
Hon. W. =. GORMAN (and others) will Lecture on Com
mercial Law.
CHARLES BREWSTER, Esq, Professor of Phonogrs-
ply, Separate from the College Course)
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Hon. WA. German.
Rev. E. d. Neill.
W. R. Marshall, Esq., Pres't Of the Chamber of Com
Hon. Lafayette Emmett.
Hon. Alex. Ramsey.
Hon. II. III. S,bley.
ID. W. lngersoll, Esq, Merchant
fprker Paine, Esq, Banker.
f. Mccormack, Esq. Member Of the Board Of Hduc..
]. Z. Burbank Esq.
A. H. Cathca't, Esq
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
z. ingalls, ESQ.,, Accountant.
=. 1. Waby, Ed, Firm of Bi iwelI Walby Bankers
Henry T. Fairchiid, Esq, Atty At Law.
Joseph L. Beaumont Esq, Merchant
J. R. Livington, Esq, Cashier Borup Oakes' BANK
full course of finstructon (time unlimeD includes
BOOK hcepng ana ITS application to every branch Of
business.
Lectures Oh Commercial Law. and Commercial Sci
ence, Commercial Computation Penmanship and every
branch that pertains to a Commercial Education.
Terms-$40.
Diploma awarded those who qualify signed by tho
Faculty and Examining Committee.
Send for 8 Circular.
Address JOHN 81. DAvIS,
novvdy Commercial College, Saint Paul
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Private Boarding.

NUMBERS OF THE LEGIeLATURE, and Others
wishing to good boarding the winter In pr
vate family, WITH ALL TIE COMFORTS OF HOME,
can secure the same BY applying st.A WILSON'S Tin
Shop, Jackson street, the Fuller House.
n Terms to suit the tmes.-n dec2-d1w
NOTICE or COPARTNERSHIP.
IN undersigned have formed copar nership for the
practice Of Law, under the name and nrm Of ALLu
PDcKHAM. LORENZO ALLIs,
dse'6s.d1m VIZ. 1ECKHAN,
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CON G E n Il r A TED LYEs
WARRANTED TO
M AXE Soap.
Without Lime, and with very little trouble. Every
Family
MAKE ALL THEIR OWN SOAP,
Out Of any kind of refuse Grease, combined with the
sAPONIFER.
1t will mrke hard water soft, will clean type per-
fection, and for all purposes where STRONG LYE is
required, nothing can equal it.
put up ir Pound air tight iron boxes. with
full directions atc ompanying each package.
n The only genuine original and patented article
Is patented by the
PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
Office, sse Penn st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
We also manufacture
EXTRA REFINED SNOW WHITE
Table, Dairy and Packing Salt,
And put up in various Packages and styles
For sale by all tn. Druggists and Grocerie. In the
country, and at this Office. oct25- -6uw
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The House was called to order at 10 o'clock,
and opened with prayer by the Rev. j. F.
Chaffee, of the jackson street M. E. Church.
Roll called--Journal read and corrected.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. MENTOR, of Dodge, presented pet-
tion from the Supervisors Of that county, rslar
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The House was called to order, and with
out transacting any business, adjourned.
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HOUSE.

The House met at the regular hour, and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. Asa s. Fiske,
of Plymouth Church.
Roll called, Journal read and corrected.
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, Dec. IA, '59.
The Senate was called to order at 10 o'clock,
and prayer was offered by the Rev. j. G. Ri
ln&
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S A Z = n IFE r,

NoTE-In consequence of the late disastrous re, the
publication OF this work will be delayed few weeks
from the time stated absye
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xEARsE'5 COUNTING ROOMS,
VI Fer pra ,tce and instruction In
BCOKRkSPIN9 AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS,
3iS broadway, Appleton Building.
LEGAL NOTICES,


surAESA SsouHr.--IN rhE MArTsS OF the API1.l'
= catioa OF the Mayor, Aldermen and Com onaty OF The
y Of New York. bv the Board Of OF tie Can
l Park relative 70 the acquisition OK lanes eu5c park
place between l06th ard LION streets the Fifth and
eebh avenues In the cty OF New Yorkrne Mayor Alder
un ard Commonsy The city York BY tie Hoar al
0cr nissione Of the Cens ssS pursuan; 70 the
tiled An act TO Alter the Of the oy Of New by
out thereon public place and % authorize the taking Of
hereby give notice " the esaeos parties aad peg
respectively entitled Interested he ianis
heredsqens and premises mentioned
and desoribd thai they viii apply to the
held DE Clty Ban Of the New York wsdne.dss tie
9th day Of July 1885, on the opening OF the Court that
soon uerssssr cconse can BIS heard for the appcat
titled matter "a ectuate In favor Of the
vees parties and persoas aforesaid. ast equitable
pe1snon for taking all tase lands lenemenia kareitsmeu
snd premises lie between the foutherly lima or side
Of l06tk ard l0h streets and the fihh Eighth avenues
said city And which the sd Board Of OF The
Central Park decv advsahe " be acquired the purpose
extending said CENTRAL srk 10 the city OF New York, vh
said lands and premises lsd out map plan ssd
niy under and by virtue Of act entitled Au relative 70
improvements touching the laying out OF snd roads 10
1897. na,sd NAY 4 ISse
sAd 70 Wh Board et Conruiesic asvs
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J. !. RRNNIE, AUCrIONEzR, OFsIcx 70 MAS

~
Large sale of elegant household furniture
Magnificent octave piano orte. elegant
uis ausry. oil paintings bronze and oraD
crs lace curtains pier and mAnte MIRRORS velvet carpets
40. DC - .a
On this day Saturday Sale at IO o'clock
A No 10 West Twenty sxh street.
Sixth Abe aucioneer would call the OF hlJ
friends and tho public this sale zhs calalosae ebrscs
the and richest Assortment OF furniture offer
at suction hs season. all made 70 order for the pre,ent
those celebra ed makers Roth 0ou anh and IL
TO be ptory sold Catalogues at tue house on the
mernpg OF sale Two richly carved 10 fuis
and h0Wers onsisiDR sDfAs t~o recepson
and eight oval back chas covered ia sa erocsds one
In moquet stauary marble centre tables
the suits eegerss mirror doors and back 90
lined with satin wood ladies work table,
vet carpets rugs pier and mirrors richly ebreiaered
lace curtains, cornices shades &C. Bronze and ormo
stktuettes French CHINA vases and
hSures OIL paintings by emipsn. arsats sngrsvng &C.
Richly carved laid with pearl and solid pearl KEYS made By
city aker: aool munic rack, &C. Black walnut
dining table buffet Arm chairs French china dinner
knvoa solid sver silver plated
NM xc rosewood and mahogany bureaus, bedseAds,
cmodes hair mattresses feather beds blankets Sheets
quilts SOFAS rockers and other chairs For further
lculnrs catalogues
Also large assortment Of basement furniture.
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TrxItEspToRY sALr mr. A. " CzrsralAn aus
ronser Of ready msde rloh'ng dry eooih sks heserv
fancy goods boots Shoes Ac -on scsdsy, Jues o. !.
linen frccs sAst asa business esa do do 4,
bSierv drv goods sisns OF black silk fcl1e cAAs A.
bepes deaines cam brcs pnpo napxrk anc table ccss
bsndkerchiefs damasx, scarfs. DC
yxJ ILLIAN ABBOTT, AUOuosseR, WILL SELL. os
w Monday 20h, at i0s O'CLOCK toe contacts of hs h9ls
Phiome No 10 Howard street q olps
chaudeers, fixtures Also woof iano
nut counter and all other barroom fixtures French plate
rors &c.
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Mokr0l0. HALx OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Az carpets oilcloths. &,--JOHS h BUhLEy ssctis0eer,
VII sell ms day Al O'Clock, at s5s Canal sut
eo sose wooa mshossry ans o'asr bedds bare1us wlh
stands centre ard other sses ahossny rnAax aud oher
cbair lockinE glasses pictures hair as5 Oh OF m lures YEA
OeddnR soiae sHa befs trusses three plv
pets, oicptes rugs Gxurea Also 900 ans usvena
segSs ~ order OF fEANkLIN Brown Attorney for mort
gage. -
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FINANCIAL.

OD.IS u AND UPWARDS. ON UNION BANK O
ID London Aoyal b Of Ireland for b.
FAxa0 90, 81 Broadway, Kew York and osifuyniA y
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AsrUsEMENry.

ABrUgEMENTy.
ATfBsy6 2AbDxr
~ - W entz Fsxaiiy ohos. osais
- 49,, GRAND sXfhA ElaHT.
The distinguished and sckn xiefged at.s.
Dev2MfJRg
has ffrdy consented to appear N~
ONE fIGhT MORE,
being mos, 20, Lively hs Last
LSsi night Of
Mr. H. A. PERRY.
Mr. X EDDY,
Mr q. PARKRE
hsf. rONlti HARsY PEAR8U..
w. nAvIDaE SLAEO rs.
- a., BY kxQUstT.
n. Dhyenpol Ia the drama Of
BLACK AYED SUSAN.
.,u,,u.,,.. M. MOST POWERFUL CAST
UNITED STATES,
% 's Ing n Mr. Il. Eddy, A. Perry Mad Po1'sL Mrs. A.
F1,ke,, Harry PeAson Davidge do.
Sleu Tre e's Lesu ifal drama OF
:. INK ROBBERB WIFE
Aark ........h. Eddy Rosa Had Ponia
Aud
MY P21ciOUB BETSY.
A MOST GLORIOUS BILL
TO- mo c'ose OF the great aation periormasces
$500. LOOK AT This.
L. DAVENPORT.
II a. PERRY, 4. EDDY. kc
xoadsy-Ths KILLER TROUPE
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uESaY Z. LkEps. AuorIoNkss

TIENRY Z. LEEDS, AuCTICkExR.
III superby carved rosewood psror, chamber and din
log furniture 1bs day l0x O'Clock with
out & private residence 80 eyensh street. between
Ibe attention Of
called this sale and they viii And advantage to
Send tslAAogues 10 the a)uss. ~l sell above in the
FsRisOss-hrusrs grain velvet 10 match;
GOD frame pier glsss aud oes nsns gssses rca isce
rurisa sBi landscape shAacs Oresien panied AID
fguHts als clio and
10 sola ffsget lsn soApse b. ,ddie rosthrop 10
pafior Of sold framed
psrins fCrnufe covered Sh naroa ADD crmson ribbed
covered 9TH fTe1Ch
chars sich Rosewood rhe Up I'D le ss3ir;
snc boo tables ptaLoigrie oadi oslru
Sner, 18th pesr l.y. wartby o. elias nnaJa,
ranlsd % The msk for three years
nlNiN8 hpDN ftRNfIIht- Sxls ndBn able, cut glass
ware plated fuuer aud brak aervse. taaie
ruefy pls,ss Ano soe rca, slso srsics
INC ude = ar advertise
CaANBar FURslTu AZ Rosewood aad mshogNoy bed
seNfs ta snd npr'ng Ers~ses, bs.ss yloNs and bed.
sprng seat enairs "a. and sa bcis
nrfors d,esnr burcaus and sA@hsisuds m~Etel clocks
toi~t sels &c.
ssis posure rsia shse Eesoons ele parties will be
ai,epcs1os PACK, cat and shp say st,e % OF
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0XlNtN IT LfFUf ATFIIDNNIN
III sass1an ia. = sesssu street
HsrHY VI LEsDs so. scli arrt1n on Non.
Day lune %. Al ~ O'Clock. 10 freut Of sioc - rasAs
kfefl
in shout $50, wsrrAntsd eriscty kind
aoubie basnes and believed 70 be pefef souni-sod ony
for 81 nee
srre Iofse years GA 49, hsscs hsh And ana gen
safcla has cftsen bg cha. has
usstsc 20 uasios4 b. tas farmer mo rsisel him
n ~ Noiu nbus ttck aD1 81 great cnaarArcefa tAcr paru
hrs VI sac.
gray hcrs. yeArs cd rs b'rh, Of gnaaesr s,o
TIE ag1rf. fau~r. suf And
sornd he Diva the ssadle OF
greet snturarcs ar'Ni sJund.
bay hsrse. rfsrN Cd. very sBnsh. perfscy bi,i
so1rd ge1Ge warranted "a every style day
eth
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NURkIIuaK OF A HosEL AT AUCrIoN.-ON TUES.
day Nkt June at lUtx clock az NO Carlisle street. 100
German cottage beds sds superior ssher beds and az
and furniture dining tables chsus box bssia with
kirhsn furniture ~ ON A. CARVER, AuctioncerA
Isutssa required
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A EtRE cHANCE.-FoR SALE. IN PHILADELPHrA,
a Inomrufs Varieties concart and refroshmen saoon),
hcsnssd until Nay 1860 furnhed complete with sage,
nery and g. fixtures ornamented with plctnres look
A a.. bar elegantly fitted The above WIN 20
ment Che oloest the cit the respectfully attended
and doing an excellent business The celebrated xts
houst AIDED ~ superior company OF ladies' and senemen
ser under he Of T. ABecket late Of the Wal
nut theatre For apply letter pc soualy
T. ThOkEUF proprieter OF Thomeurs Varieties north
Woet corner OF Filth and Che streea
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TAs NJ MILLER, AUcTIoaRka.
q Once p Pine
MnLERA McEvILY ~ii sen =, sucsior. Taesasy Jun,
a. 1852 ~ Tho Merchants Exrsspxe uadsr Jo6n
Nelly shssG .ro story dwellss and stable VITA of
land on The south ufn % Forty ,hrf IFS he
asveps avsnue Houss % feet, lcS 2szioS feet siache
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vo TEE PUBLIC


NEW YORK, June IT, 1859.
undersigned having entered upon assumed the per-
Torrance Of the responsible duties OF he OIL Of City
tor and fully realizing that thoIs Duties the
entnn than the work of keeping the streets OF city In
healthy and clearly cont uion, deems be bis duty n call
the attention Of the public the necessity of putting
end 10 the following daily violation OF the odu
Jhe throwing OF ashes garbage AID filth up srses
The habit of merchsus ard DEALERS In permitting sbs
Wigs straw and Other used IN pacsns TO- cast
upon the street or placed upon the from whence
Is seattle ed over the street. 1T the duty Of
have the immediately removed ut their
g. The dai gweepiDgs swept
t1to this streets CUTTERS sesd of being placed
cepiace to be taken way by toe ash caFtmsn
The plk-Dg on the airs eta OF the lairgs Of filth from
yards and cellars and the rubbish and cid material
repairing Of buildings.
g. The throwing Into the streets and cutters noxtous
pure oDenafve liquids and substances
The commission Of of the above sc.s only dec
violation of the laws and Ordinances subjscng the
70 srret fne and imprisonment but greatly impedes aud
Jds the keeping of Gle streets rendering such din
cult Of successful while largely increasing the
pense
Every effort the part of undersigned shall and viii
continue to be ma TO have st kept clearly and
healthy condition. and earnestly and confidently hope aud
putting end the violations complained Win
aid and assistance the will be easily
Shall have N
copy Of the several ordinances to will be len
each dv cling house and place Of businessl
Ash carte will through the reefs of the several
daily Sundays excepted collect ashes garbsgs and the
dersered desires toa neglect misconduct
part Of the drivers OF such carts be aimed of
euperoendent OF SAM Inspe ;ton at his Off
Grand and ssex streets and 1t s be promptly
~'-er by ringing bell, Very respectfully,
DAWL &. DELAVAN CITY Inspector
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TJANTsoMw HOUSEHOLD FUssrTuRs wTra Tar
II cohesion 81 chsu and WORKS OF art contained
:" ''' 40 iss scss rwsr,y a-ss srs~.


W n WFHTNUFE Avn fnFef
Parties from distance assured tbs the house replsts
With every elegArca relaiss fYr Nennaoe cosy
shsd fssfcnrs all ~ wbrh u 1r Atsiit~ and parcnporg
sale and perfs Orr hsginR bsen ascd but shprt
sfi1r furntnrs
two fun suits covered 10 h crnsu hrcese marble top
teftes ~tth mW runt Turksh i1uurss With arp and Y
lair cnSrs match; hr mufs via hss hrscste
snd iSs~ rustAiDs marble osntre sofa ant ~h Aes
Sre.sh tsceinry chars N nrJcsie velvet ard IA
esrpes oolecii1n ~ v.aasie dnga ets5r ,nzss
100 fIcup*. pNrOf a. mAgt1cent Ofmoin
xAs triafss fsng npesh sttension
De sn1 oxh dnine q airs nav,r~i Va antique rash
wssw sue huhrnAn chiD@. ruby cut
pssss @a weaI snLl-sy q cssrarsrs-Si-xa.'
ocossh. - Mrir Wv e~irg hur~Aus wsshstAnds
smmea.s 800 s.ssss fren'h shades and Forsaune
1 ~ ear nais sn IN hair
ctosn rrr~fh rErsFnfs rh rnk Fren
cottage and spne r~ni cDairg. ~usxrrw hrn, a..
cas~s 6c. N'''' "0'' "''s
k-EAr. rosewesa seven octave pl.nosrse richly carved
With large variety 81 parior, esssrr sss aia,r r.ca
surnksSe not e,uIneraiea- No posp0n~runt
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u MRRwIN AUCrIONnER.
IA. By BANGS, NEkWIH 4 CO., trade salesooms, No, Is

Friday morning, june ~, at llso'clock.
vAuAbs oil paintings by the old masters secured In Rome
IN Tie revolution Of lSiS among them are ~ Titan
do To Casooo ard many other renowned artists ncud
inx painting The Immaculate Conception which has been
prouounced BY the original Murlo They
exhibition. Catalogues may had on Monday
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


A GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION IN WILLIAMS.
a bur-, PUssY. OF Phs.delphiA (accomp au,ed
By Dr. X. Hogset will make his eighth aou
tsestr permitting from the lot If North Second and
Hevenh streets No dsv June 90 1859 Imitation to com
meuce NJ ii A. NJ Admission rs children 10 cents
r ICEEsED VENDORS TAKE EOriCE.-AT REGU-
II lar meeting held June is, at National Hall ga zG
West fory fourth decided rnesting
tuesday evenrg June All vendors are patio
MCDONALD President
VIZ vANpssBuRG, Vice President
MASONIC NoTlCE.-1HE MEMBERS OF YEw TREE
WI Lodge A. NJ, hereby notified attend the hrst
salon under the ehNter Monday evening" June %
al he lodge Fourih street. Williamsburg for the vur
pre OF installing the officers All Maser Masons ia good
standing are r y'ted to attend BY order
JosErH @. CABBLE. Sec'y. VIM j. HO3FOBD, M
MISSING MUSIC PLATEs.-TH0EyER HAS LOAN
uI Cd or advanced money music within four
be pad viii interest," For pa tcuars call on or address
Bassfort. li9 fulton street VIM. vAnderbeek former
puhlissev, please call
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a UOTION NOTICE -BURNHAM'E FURNITURE Ex
a pres and furniture psckpg establshmen III and rs
Weat neveuth street. Fifth and kiiA rich
hoes ho furniture every description boxed and shpped
Al OF he world Pianos, mirrors paintings sAtuary
ueisa glass carefully and moved Large two
tho removal Of furniture to the country
6prlnw 4 The once At oil hours of the day.
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NIAaARA AND DETROIT aIvERS RAILWAY CON
~ FAHY COZ CANADA.

Is purxuance OF the statute In that mads aud provided
notice hereby given hat tenders for he construction
cmpseys railway viii be received until Of Saturday
18th OF juno next
further and the printed form OF
seE MAJ be ob1ioed on application ~ the oce Of tho
ay Ia Ia milton, Canada West
be endorsed Tender for the CONSTRUCTION Of
the Niagara Detroit Rivers KAy,y" Ard sealed
ard sdtyered the secretary at Hkmiitou Csuada West
The under The provisions of the sAid statute viii
bnc kenEalves scoepl the lowest any tender BIZ
,rder. W. LYNN SMART, 5ocre.ary.
BAMILroN, Canada West May II. 1850.
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poWE8T fREArRR-
y te.sess Eessu O. L. Pox and J. ". LngarA
tom AID JkRsv IN NEW YORK
Tom. Mr.. q q. BontfAce Jerry Mr. J. Durun
TIA KNAvE on HEARTS.
ONK EYKO SAUL
Ono hyee SAm Mr.. q. q. Boni6aoo
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a UCIIoN NOfICH -wsLLNs NICHOLS. AUCrIONEER.
"a BKOwNE rIOHU1.s viii sell this day Saturday June
Is At l0 O'Clock at the uesooms IS Nassau street.
otment hand furniture removed for convenience
Consisting OF velvet Brussels and in grain carpets Gle
ssn peror suits solid osk and black
tbles marble slab do msnel mirror OIL paintings and
and mahogany French betsteR At
waa hstands 40 cured hAir mattresses &c
lot OF half npshed sewing mxchloes iron safes
tcwsther assortment OF articles be
81 ssieoo; ALSO lot Of black walnut counters and
psore
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LrAErrD9 couxsx COMMONWEALTH PURss
tfste mfr k~ss.. hrsw~~n aocers o wsssr Asissfs
cad Loo Ss<s psspassa Of he grstr unln
su<sasys luna 81. ~ Alss ~ue Val q nc e weshs per
ut4aG " e sEtNNhLL. r.F. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

MERCANTILE LIBRARY Ass0CIATIoN-CLAsssS
reduced 10 members of bs asso
citation Those members desirous of joining any above
will pease register their the book at
desk of the library Asor place or at the down town on
of Nassau and Liberty srests early Baths
he Battery and Christopher street. North river and Hobo
ken, foot OF Fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-18

UC1ioE NOTICE-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
a VIII sell this day. at c clock at No 70 Nassau street
q large mahogany and rosewood parlOr and
chamber viz psror suits covered In bro
hair CLOTH frame aud aDlel mirrors
mahogany Ases oak extension dining tables
top Brussels and velvet enameled
mahogany dressing bureaus mahogany wash
stands bcseads hair masresse, psasses large asssrt
klkhsst bidder cash Catalogues ready Par
their goods boxed and sppeo from the premises