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Fashionable Waltzing.

DROF- DE'GRAY BENNIT, respectfully
l. t.es leave to inform the parents Of chiilren.
the Young Ladies' and Gentlemen. and his former
ru.ils Of Van Burea. that he hA. taken the splen-
did Hall at the Btetick Hotel and is really give
Instructions in the elegant accomplishment of
DLEeing.
T To meet the financial stress of the times.
he VII: reduce his terms frm SO to IS Per session.
P S-He will also give a Course Of lessons in
FENCING EXERCISES, with the Fiorr..t.e or
small wor.i. Jan. 24, 1851.
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SUNDRIES.

SCGARS, Coiiee. S.lt, Tobacco. Cigars. Sau4
~ Soas CandIss, 0ysters, SsrdinAs. fFesh A.ek.
psi. fesh Sailnoe. 4s.ssers. CAyenns and 1!ssh
Ispp<s, ground Giaea, ss-ca. fovdsr. Shot, tss'
shsvsh. Glsskznith Teols, sssoesSd Jssn, Nsil,
ed othe s1tiels 10 snmaoaa 10 naGaisE. (ba
A,ss RtHUYWIT. eooTf 4 Co
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Wallace Institute.

yTNHE exercises Of this Institution. will BE re-
snmed on MONDAY. Nov. ssh. 1860. under
the sup-riatendenee Of
DANIEL B. CARR. A. B..
Who ha. been employed BY the Trustees to take
charge Of said in nstitutionL
JESSE TURNER. Preidsut
nov 6o Board Trustees.
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MASONI

y,x BrkEx LopsE. ", s. A T. M,s,ns. hoi
,,r regular nn,ntiiiy Itroas. ON the night
:, Ia ,r,.,,:II Muniay IN s-ac:. ni.,ut;I.
JaaS ISs;G,A, M. ) r. CrrraELt. S W., j.
p E;>s ", j. H. H.S.Y, S-'cy. IL =. HAY
.,x II IS: 3. ] I.aowS, s D.. J. ~ WOOD. J.
n 4 FRANK, T.IeI-
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"AMNOCkS.
6 tri color Grass HammOcks
~ 0UTNINE! l25 ounces, for sale by
10 July s, 50. WARD b SOUTHNAYD.

~ARPENTER,S TOOLS.
~ Match and Sash Planes. Tongue and Groove
assorted, Plane Irons. double and single Jack 4
smoothing planes double and SINGLE. Also Drawing
knifss, hand-saws. iron. tssl Z 6ox- wood Squares
xortice. Sockst and ftamer's ChIsrels, Ausurs. as
rtei. all sizes. Bench Screws. Lsthing and Shinx.
ling Hatehets, Adzes, Broad AKA and Hand axss
assorted. to which We would iavits the attention
4 all mechanics wanting good tools.
u AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
July 6. 1889. WARD 4 sOUrHNAYD.
i Is boxes Virginia uaaufaetursd Tobacco
various brands. WARD SoUrHMAYD.
III - dog Hoststters Bittss. 26 dog Bulh Sar
sai Arilla. u dos Ressssts' Wias Bitssrs. 8 a.s
Sto3maeh Bittess. aseoresd. . Wolrs S hiiau
Schnaprs. Is dog Crliala. assorted. Is dss Tin.
ger Wine. II dM Ginger Brandy. 70 dog Blaek-
berry Brandy. l2 dns Brandy Cherries. IL dog
8rsndy Peaches. S eases Alleeaany Stomach
Cordial. easss 81 idlshag and Ambrosial Whis.
E. u easAs Port Wine. pure juice. - sasss old
royal HoltAnd. - cases Claeet Wine. eases
pans apple ilum. Fur sale hy
july ~. WARD 4 SoUTHGAYD.
Se- 0!.oMns;o;.icoo 0.o1 9 -. c sssa.... Y;
pr stramee u4ls Hosk asi "a
Is 63oxs 3 AND sralaos nssD ! ..9s. scgraAAyn
I'D - 1eaas. Eea!.eap. Iestae "a Nes IS
by z, 1ses wAR1 : Se0TskAYp
.
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ot common duty. agree upon terms of al.
Justment which will holi Border Slave
States from disunion In view of the trial
that approaches anil tn. ordeal through
which public m IN mu,t pass. we hope that
the Republicans will so bear them selves
that they will not be called. to-, lats. to . rs-
morse which poisoned the last hours of Car
dinal Woolsey."
In the Legislature Of the State of New
York. January 25th. IL. Lansing presented
= petition frosa the Mayor. Recorder. Coun-
ry Clerk. Sheriff an Other prominent citi-
zens ct Albsny. asking fue the subuission
"f Crittenien's Compromise proposition to
the people as an early day. in order to heal
tissensions. ailav anImo.iIy hitherto pre-
vaii'ng between tn. N,r,h an the South.
mi to restore peace ami prosperity to the
country.
Mr. Wager r.oved to lay the petition on
the table. rne ayes an noes were ordered
anil the motion lost. by 86 To %.
A bill to repeal the Personal Liberty law
OF Rholc lslani has passed. both the Sem
ate aud House Of Representatives Of that
State. by large majoritie>.''
= TRENTON, Jan. 25.
NEw JERSEY LEGrsLArURE.-The Union
resolutions. emboiying the Crittenien pro-
Positions, or recommending Some other con-
c,!is."n measure. and appointing Chas. s.
| Oldea n'ter ID. Eroom. Robert F. Stock
ton. Benjamin Williamson. Joseph F. Ran
.l"lph. Frederick T. FreIInghnyseu, Ro l..
man NJ Prize, Thomas j. Stryker and W..
T.. Alexander. Commissioners to 90 TO
Washington. ami join Virginia aud other
State Commissioners in bringing about 4
reconciliation. ia orher to preserve the
Union. came up in the Hna>e. TO day. an !
alter = whole days scsSina, without al
lou'nneut. thcy were PASSED.. 81 to IL.
Nj. Cnase. = distinguished Republican of
Ohio. in reference to the call Of Virginia for
Il conferene Of conservative men from all
the States. to meet in. Washington. for the
parp"se Of enicavo.iny to effect a psacefai
anl honorable ssttlem mt of the present
'iiffi ;nlties. mile this patriotic remark
"OHio WILL Follow WHERE VIaaIxIA
LEADS"
We have been prevented. by press OF
ot'.er business. from presenting to our rea-
lens. and. especially. to our Union loving
trien Is the seceeders) as many proofs that
'here Is gsoun'l for hope. as We intended to.
AMI would have given. this week. if time
had permitted. We advise them to go dill
" ,ntly TO work end try to inform them
selves on a matter Sd important. 1t cost
many sacrifices .n4l much labor to establish
the Union and organize the government un-
'ier which our fathers and ourselves have
lived 50 long AMI SO happily. a work
wIic!l cost SD much should not be he.,lless-
y destroyed. ii it eon be savc.l We feel
that it can. and know that it DW Ls save,l.
l. the se.eiers would only have little
fatM We only ask them to exlibi. just
.n"ush faith to stop their work of destruc-
tion. Let the Union men who have more
faith. do the work. If You love the Union
50 tell. you might make this small sacri-
flee. as you can lose nothing 6yit.
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!" Planters Attention. IA
The Arctic Linim-nt is the
GREAT PLASrATIoN REMEDY!
Planters can save hun-lreis Of dollars by having
it used urou their negroes ani horses-
Every Planter should k-si' supply on hand
=. There is no m.s:ak- sbout the
." ARCTIC LI1HENr, -
bsing the KILI.sLx iiHisnent s-f the public.
Retail price, Die. 5'c. anl 81
II Dsalers supplied on ta,s .nass liberal terms
orLrs respectfully soliei1ej fs.'rn the trade
NJ. BuREowEs. Sole Proprietor.
(Sueeessor to Brssg f Brr.osees)
Principal office 81 Market street.
ST. LOCIS. NO.
" Where orders should be a.ldressed- a
For sale in Van Buren. by c. WHITE. At
PrTriesors Prices lyl2 sept 81
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ing Stafes---sow in session At Mont.om.
cry, Alabama.

cry, Aiabama.
MoNraoNERY. ALA, Feb 9.
"The Congress. last night. unanimously
agreed to a Constitution ani Provisional
Government.
A strong an vigorous Government will
go into im,ne liate operation. with fuil pow
er and ample funds.
No proposition for compromise o. recon
struction will be entertained
The Congress will remain in session to
make all necessary laws"
Th' foregoing tel-yraphic dispatch was
rs.'eivel here by telegraph. on the evening
ut the oh inst. 1t cont aims hut few wor,is,
oil: in those few wo:ls is conveyed world
Of meaning. We will not pretend to do
mme than glance at some of the ileas
| which it suggests. leaving to the reelection
of our rea i-rs tn, task of All attentive sur
wy at their leisure.
In the tivs Sc. tence We are struck with
the unanimay'displaye,i in agreeing. after \
short consultation. to the a lop;ion OF Con-
stitution. In this respect they w.rs inin-
iiely aheal of our forefathers There was.
however. slight difference in the circum-
stances. Our f"rcfathers were tram lied witt,
the reflection that the Constitution which,
they aioptel. ha / to be submitted to the
people At lags for approval these have
only to suit them,elves-the people have
consented to surrender Of that privilege.
From this we can iesrn that in the olIen
times ths people hal not SO much conf len CO
IN their great men. ss tn, people n,x have
This is not tn be won ierei al, seeing how
Eauch more wise. more honest ani more pa
tri"tic the great rnen of the present day are
In the second sentence We are informed
that . strosg and rigorous government
will 20 into immediate OPERATION" etc. We
infer firm this that the present Federal
Government-from which they have Just
secee'asd--was not " strong aal vigo, Gus I"
enough for them. Granted. 1t may be,
that stro.g government will be nseiei. tn
h"l'i in the same confe.ieracy. States which
claim the Constitutional right to ssceis !;
and. probably. v;gorous land vigilaut)
government may be nesale.i to rule over q
people who haze bsan tanyht to believe that
'' Governments derive their just powers
FROM the consent Of the governed" We
shall see hereafter.
By the third sentence. we Iesrn that L" No
proposition for compromiss Or feconstruc.
tion will be eatertainsd." Nov. ws are
frank to coafess that We nave aoe learnt any
thing that ws did not know os:ors bat ~
soms folks are hard to conviaes. We ask
special attention. to that last asnten.s.-
Thousands Of COOL. law.abiding. honest,
hard-w"rkinS. conH.iihg msn wsrs told that
It was utterly iApossi4s to procure the nee.
sssary changes and amsnd,asats IN the Fell
eral Constitution which would bs necesxa.
ry to secure these right.-except by the &c.
ceSsion Of their State.-et1er whieh. .rompr.,.
misses could be maar. and . rsconstsu.aion
elected On . basis. honorsbls. substantial
and enduring. By this fastsriny tals. 70
full at hope to many sh hoasst hsart, taese
thousands wsss dscsivsd into IL act a vo-
Iting for secsssiou candidstes, aaj of sur.
rsndsrine 10 thso ths eak Eiaht vhiuh
lmsds thso fIssoss. And now, vAsa shsis
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1889. 1850.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUrHMAYD
\ RE now opening a very large anl EXTENSIVE.
IA assortment Of Fail aud Winter G bod :
to wnch they invite the attention Of purchasers.
at Wholesale w retail. sep lI,'59
DliNrS, OTIS. &c.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD.
3tJ b Spanish Brown,
l9o b Venetian Red.
10 ib Red Lead
40 gallons LINSEEr nIL.
ls9 Si'ts Tt zPENrINE.
81 b Prussian Blue
800 h Brirnston-,
go b Flour Sulphur,
800 b EPSON Salts.
SO ID Soanish White,
25D b White Chalk,
6)0 b Putty in blliders,
2,o gallons Lard Oil.
July 6. 1889. s. ''''N WARD 70 SO issoesuffHxArD. Y
DIR GOODS
35 Bales "A and I domestic.
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
$50 Cottona1es. assorted,
12O Blue Denims
500 Domestic Stripss.
$50 I" Plaids.
800 Mariners Shifting.
100 Fancy Lawns.
80 50 GinXhams
20 " Solid color '
SO B!a X and Colored Alpaccas.
800 elk Handkerchiefs.
1900 Fancy Prints. assorted,
so White Cambrics.
90 Checked
60 Jackouet
$50 doz Cotton Handksrchiefs,
IS +" Linen
July II. 1859 W.RD 4 SOUTHNAYD.
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3 r A q d'S
ARCTIC LINIMENT !!

FEW FACTS IN FEW WORDS.
There i. . great demand fur A. rem,dy adapted t.
All forks of External Diseases.
External DISEASES of MN or Horse
TIE REMEDY HAS BEEN DISCOVERED.
1T Is IN TIE MAEKEr,
I: has t.een before the public several years.
Its success has been great
In I. a L:N,NENI,
Ir is THE ARCTIC LISINEyr,
rEBRAx;G'S ARCTIC LlNIMENT:!-E Il,
The most es.imable phy yseisns have testified to
.fTcIey Thousands of voices A..
resoundins its praise
I. eures r.Iieally and per n.nentiy,
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q Word Hon osn. Jaak,on

= WoxU noun 0an Jaok1oo
We rssemmsad 70 ths a:teosioa Of or,
hiaads Ct al views. IL felle~iss extrar,
|frc0 = leetee e Gsn. Jacksoa 60 Rsx. Il =
!Cn"sard. wrisasa - ~ lssaf NJ. iess,
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1T CGkES
Bura- Boi<. BrsIis Bis Is. Insects. etc. Cats.
Ceras. Chilbi.Ins, stc- Eur ac',-.
. Erl-.,iols. ETy ysiI-l-s. etc Gun shot
Wosi..ls. Guifr... etc Itch, etc
Ngnps. .tc- Neuralgia e.c. Piles
Pim,,ivs Paralysis. etc Rheumatism.
Sin J,.nts. 5, rssns. S.H.=s, .c. = -,:h-
ache. Tuunors. etc .rts. " ms.
- Bighead. Cracked Geeis. r,e.
ff-fuia, etc harness an sa1.lie Calls etc
Pull Strains. s.raigh.l;. sweeney. SPAWN ct
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BRACES ARCTIC LlNINENr.
There will be no difficulty in finding it
All respectable dealers in medicines keep it f,- sale
IL valuaLl, remedy fr diseases affecting the
Delicate Human Organization,
q for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HORSE.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
VI Continuation Assignee's sale Of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Superb Rosewood Pianoforte,

rosewood paror Suits in brocadc brocat plush and hair
CLOTH paror Secretaries, Canterburies Etegere Work
bs Centre and Fancy Tables Secretary Library
cases; Amour.a Gace double door Wardrobes, Library
Suits in rosewood, satinwsod oak black and maho
gany; Dining Room Suits Bullets Extension Tables, Chairs
Lounges and Fancy Hall Tables Han Table and Chairs Mat
tresscs Fancy Goods, &c, making very elegant and
assorted stock of first class Furniture, which worthy
the attention Of buyers Sale positive Catalogues at sale
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EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER
II ELEGANT STATUARY, MARBLE VASES AND
BRONZE AND MARBLE CLOCKS VASES, &C
BY order of Messrs 7. HARMONY'S NEPHEWs a co.

AT the salesrooms No 1856 and 157 Broadway Monday
the 18th inst at ii o'clock, elegant OF
Suary Groups and Figures, Bardigio and Sienna Vases
large Heb do Tazzas, Urns large variety Of
Marble goods.
ALSO,
Superb Bronze and Marble Gilt Clocks Bronze Figures
Groups &c, Partisan China Vases many other costly
and beautiful goods The whole be sold without any
whatever.
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RI GAFFNEY 4 CO., AUCTIONNERs-OFFICE y
Chatham street. will sell this day, November IL, ~.
the Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquor Store 296 Ninth aver
Excellent Beer Pumps and CSunter &c fine Brandies
cheon Of Whskey Bourbon Whisky, &C.; also Busnf
Wagon and Grocery Wagon.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE WATER COMMISSIONERS.-CIS
" Hall Jersey City, Nov. H. 1851 Sealed proposals
be received by the Water Commissioners Jersey City
Monday Dec y next at u O'Clock NJ for furnishing al
laying about 1000 feet of IS inch iron pipe
the Hackensack river and the Of the same
ders furnish plans for the construction and laying of
pipe All necessary information In regard the
be obtained at this Office. X. C. BACOT Supt and Eng
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A NJ. MERwIN, -AUCTIONEER.
n. BY BANGS, MERWiN Il CO., Irving Buildings
Nos. 54 and 500 Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO BOOK BUYERS
TUESDAY MORNING. November II. at O'clock and four
following days, at same hour.
GREAT SALE OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
viii commenced as above stated The catalogue is
ready and be had application. II includes large
contributions OF ENGLISH BOOKS comprising new and
valuable works in all the departments; many
them elegantly illustrated and superby bound
eeiyed from The London publishers consigned expressly
this SALE Also extensive sgnmens Of standard AMERI
large variety of choice works in rich and bind
iugs and new miscellaneous publications. including pro
uscy cmbeished and richly bound books suited the
holiday season. &c All new fresh and perfect stock Also
invoice of I'm ported Prrumey and Fancy Articles &c.
nc To be sold WITHOUT RESERVE, in lots to suit pur
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M DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER, WILL Sc L. ON 4
1M. urday, Nov IL, les O'Clock, at No. 103 Crof
street. Prince contents of the Metropolitan sha
consisting of Bar Oilclohs Gas Fixtures, Chairs 10
Pump Decanters Wines, Liquors. SCARS Crockery, Casio
Glassware, Paintings, Stoves, DC, &c. =,
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MORTGAGE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES-I VIII
WI cause to be sold At public auction Monday, Nov. 4
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at 346 Third avenue Of Invent
seventh street, large stock of Boots and Shoes and Ste
Furniture. JAMES MARINER, Attorney
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g ~. BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY, AT 10
-. O'Clock az the auction room, No. North William sire
Household Furniture consisting of mahogany Sofa
Lounges rosewood marble top Centre Tables, hogan
Bureaus. Washstands Window Curtains Clocks Bruske
and Ingram Carpets mahogany French Bedsteads Ha
Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding, oak Hall Chair
Furniture &c. Ao 42new and second hand Cooking, Pay
or and Oce Stoves Also superior Sewing Machine
also 40 Gross Sewing Machine Needles for Singers mach
90 dozen perfumery; ALSO account Of whom may
about hands high stylish driver eight years old soy
and kind: also constables sale Office Desk Chairs, &C.
JOHN II. HITLER, ConsabA.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-BETWEENT TIL 4
n and Eighth avenues and above Fourteenth street. b
party with small family, without children: The neighh
hood must be pleasant the house completely furnished
containing the modern improvements and the terms
the times Parties wishing treat with responsible @
ant may address, with particulars r. box TO Post Office
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SALES AT AUCTION.

M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER--WILL SELL TIL
lvl. day Saturday at O'Clock, salesroom as M
street general assortment Of new and second hand 70
Furniture consisting Of solid Parlor Suits
in brocae and push marble top Centre Tables Bookc
Dressing Bureaus Washstands Bedsteads Hair
Paiases Wardlobes &c &c. The whole to be peremptor
sold to the highest bidder.
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nANIEL II. BIRDETT, AUCTIONEER-E EXTRA
IL Western State Flour at auction. BURDETT, JONES
CO will sell this day saturday. at Ia o'clock In front
Of lo9 Wan street. $40 bbs Extra State Flour the
celebrated Metropolitan Mills" slightly damaged by fresh
water.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

YorkeElizasusanna Tongue Mrs John
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CHERIFF'S SALE
y CHAMBERS FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEERS, Y
Win sell saturday. Nov. IT, instant, at 10Y oclock&
Second avenue between Fiityhird and Fifty fourth sre
also Immediately AFTER at No 22S Third avenue all the
title and interest Of John Lawrence Of in and to the foil n
ing property-One Steam Engine and Boilers, ShafiFA
Beltngs and Hangers two Planning Machines three Mou
ing Machines upright Saw, four Circular Saws ~
Benches, Scroll Saw, Turning Lahes three Hor
three Wagons, three sets Harness. Handcart,
Safe one Desk, one Table, Chairs, Workbenches, MoyF
ings, Lumber, Balasters, DC. -
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Army Letter

Letters.
Lion Thomas VIM, Colonel
Rocket Battalion--S
Osborne IL Il, Sergeant Sd
infantry
Phiinps Capt Thos, Union
Rifles
Ring II, Quartermaster
Underwood Capt e
nd Spanish Letters.
2l--Juif Jules +
22--Laine Leonard
23-Leveque j
N-Martignier Resale
25--Mestayer Paul
26-Martin, trumpette Carl
baldi q
N-Morana Vincenzo
2s-Manzin Andrea
29-Martlne2 Rafael y Velaz-
que2
0-Pelit Ernest, flenrist
Sl--Petillot Jeanne
32-Ponsot q
33-Perez Antonio
M-Renardet Madame
35-Renault q bord Ste Gene
We've
36-Roux Alphonsc Antoine
I-Silva Andrea Jose
ews List.
Jones Thos Z, Captain brig
Locomotive
Rowland X, brig Locomotive
Johnston Richard. brig Brisk
KillwayWm, ship FannyFern
Kendall John, Captain ship
Merrington-2
Soule Augustus, ship Mer-
ringt0n
Knapp Thomas, ship Clarissa
Curricr--2
Lincoln VIM II, brig Rocket
Little VIM, Captain brighten
Mariner Geo w, Captain brig
M Z Mariner
Morgan #, VIM Miles
Mcclure John, brig g + Gates
Mackney s, brig q Y Gates
Mckenzie Hector, Captain
bark Union
Mcclellan John, bark Union
Inkstcr Peter, bark Union
McAiee John, steward ship
Elizabeth
McNarry John, bark Ocean
Home
Ogden Henry, bark NewYork
Ogilvy Jas, ship Cordclia--2
OiBrien Edwd, bark Eugenia
O'Donnell John, Captain schr
Alba
Anderson Robert, schr Alba
Peterson q w, carpenter ship
Devonshire
Fleming Claus, ship Prince OF
Wales
Rich -, Capt ship Rufus
Robertson r D, Captain ship
Salem--2
Ball -, ship Salem
Robinson George, cook ship
Talieman
Sinclair Geo, bark Sanderson
Stevens Horatio, Captain ship
Owego
Stuyen Hinrich, bark Samuel
Boddington
Thornton James, cook ship
Samuel Boddington
Vaughan J 4, mate brig
Florist
Wade Thos X, captain brig
Mystery
Wills VIM, captain bark Iron
Wright X, captain bark Bel
vidcre
Willis Robert, sergt II NJ ship
Rinaldo
Bascom James, II NJ ship
Rinaldo
Davis Llewellyn, II NJ ship
Rinaldo
Linnell A II, captain bark
David kimball
Looney Daniel, bark Mary
Annie
Lloyd Archibald T, brigantine
+ A McAdams
Mailing Geo w, ship Geo
Langdon
Morse Newell, bark ] W
Morton
Sawyer John r, brig Mary
Lowell
Smith Thos, captain ship Luz
cinda
Small Thos, captain ship sa-
marian
Trudy Frank, barkRevolution
lncOuS
Luther Atwood OIL Co
Merchant Tailor, 433 Pearl st
Masonic Messenger
Pioneer Line OF Packet Ships
Printing Office, IL Bleecker st
Rippowam Co
N Y Soap Co
Sus 4 Wyoming Vail RR &
Coal Co
Scranton Coal l. RR Co
Sixth avenue, No 1878
Once u Week, Editors.
II b. TAYLOR. Postmaster
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ASTROLOGY.

A observation-disclosures MORROW, SEvENTE
n daughter, has gift Of foresight; tells how ar
often you win marry and all you wish know, your
not to be found her magic image now in full operation
M Ludlow street, below Houston. Price Is cents Gentle
admitted.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-01-11
TIE new Board of County Commission

TIE new Board Of County Commission
ers was organized on the Sd. The members
are, from the First Ward, A. F. Parker {;
Second Ward, M. j. O'Connor Third
Ward, J. G. Betz Fourth Ward, John
Nicols F; country precincts, John Smith.
John Nicols was unanimously elected
chairman of the Board for the ensuing year.
After the transaction of some business of
no great Importance, the Board adjourned
to meet on Saturday next, at ten o'clock.
The old Board, in the few months it has
been in power, has performed services for
the county that were deemed almost impos-
sible at the time the members were elected
and which entitle them to be gratefully re-
membered as faithful public servants. They
have reformed almost numberless abuses,
and raised the credit of the county to q re-
spectacle position. The time they have
devoted to this, amounts, at cash value, to
ten times what each of them have received.