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Brssf Fowder 10 will -Ash cleaner. luicker. md
essspr than say sesr " .sssnee and =. the sam, tms
etyAes the % rubbing the clothes 70 C'es ~ ~
nd ~ wsshkasra. Give "a sagle friAl Tor ssle ~
RARLk Co. - SD ~ Wsshisrton street.
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;nre an rmIlss ir.ssiss ss -ses. se Pouass s.buls
tody biqus keVs' rrsie hp- a,d cheeks Lly Nli,,
fr tuahes, roufhrss at ~ walker frst
tsttn ByUs1sAy Calender. south Third
es.stit ss.es . c.. - Wasniartoa sweat. Uortor.
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Bat t trst place
% t.vIte Y 20 90 cstuf,ctcry % bIDaCRsT ensAHp,
Nfidsn irns A. i-aifs q ious hsr fost hrads and
"a AL s branches, whoes2s snd rstl.
Cut this cut
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ssic- the hair wlskss thg applied st1sus
s-ivry 10 heir str a. y WISHED
sithtst dstrrly re .og sud k.s bed oaer ap
pisd % ssid ~ rnsIoSswr ans r'spes Nsnufsctorr.
tqy tta
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Hair pys.---naa-h.isr's oenair- aiqnl

aAr DE can eniy bstugard - ~ mandatory, val
strest. Ths rphie sh0ui3 9vs'i assnf ist'tsua Zee
ysrisus drlenxs Prfsnrs ~hcse hair has assumed
TAI color fre tht ne i stob dyes. Geo hs.s v
sorrtctee b. callna o tfr-t CorY he address,
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DARNUG'S MUSEUM, fBIhsDELr lila p. r. BAR
ID num- Proprietor and hanss enry sanford, Asis, aos
hanagsr-Frst appearance in Phladelph u Kinnberys
celebrated Opersto froupe1ne Csapee snstrels TO
pear and evening tef gnAl and amusing
entertainments NJ Bird, tho distinguished Magician pre-
fresh m OF Necromhrto and Neurological Achieve
usnts Aso his ludor0us LIFE Moving Figures The huge
Oang Outsns this week zoe s3 les in ts
gracious saloons Extensive splendid preparations
In progrets for grand dramatic rropenng Aditsnss
% eentG children under 10 years l2h cents
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new York Laundry, Is spruce street,

INV
gentlemen or fAnies their clothes vashcd
pule sarebrd eiesr sad In the satisfactory
snner AZ this place Lstt eoorsd psntasoss aud yests
esfasy ironsd Ard polished Gentiemsns shirts dsns
sausI 10 rsr shts on sale ssbtsmsn collars irousf
Toy Style sdiss drssses sops superior mss.r BIZ
rcseh launavs Patent soaps and ell 9TH
patent bsmtuss extensively sdversd In the
pcrs used Nothing but olive oil 6ier
Croton vAshiug department.. Great
care en- eishss them In the
Gsntieus leavirT in haste, have their
eietkes dose Mp IN three hosrt time.
IL - surprising 90 us how people can uss
gall. and Wien they can ct gold pee tia, y
Iss for She Rchieu Ever ed Guarsnssi
almost Tor They scld ~ J. D. SAVAGE ~
fven street Who has also sh OF Watches from
which the most fsstiiicus ea,h - pleased
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invited isstsff rHaLoSS syis " Nis- aaa rua
~. iecy ne largest ari tes 10 ths city
his ecstf-ed rs Hsir pys ractssrs ~ Broad
,csNr - feY street. Cops tte sddrccr.
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NhRD-CuBisTYS OfEBA HOUSE CLOSED fOk
- short Uu.The patrons 20 ttrrtys siustrelt ano
the pnblc generally respectfully nfrncd that FOE she
prn9e Of altering renovan ho buidag OF Mechanics
hh Trey vii dHeou gNs the ar eoucerts for short
season Daring their in his city. he company wi
Nst alenny, Saratofs, Troy Que notice Will be gwen
t1sr s-opgnnf' az their lang otahlshed ana unique
nan IN New YORK. h z. CuHiSTY, Director
ElLLoWS INV YORH ETHIOPIAN OPRKArIC
Troupe late PierecA Ngs r-lr. tho 40
Broadway between Howard Gud Grand a.sonday, Aug.
., an. every night until tnrHrr Tho
sueetsa that has favored thts ,shs band Fsh plan
performers, has stamped tlom the plus
all Ethiopian baEts cOmprfiuE thirteen
formers, under the direction O.: ! Frilaws
have the honor giving gns ninitabe nertau-
every night until further Admission cents
Doors at Concert commence AZ o'clock. An after
Concert Wednesday, AID saturday., commencing
atSP.k.
nrTo COTTAGE, HOBss2h--.hAhs issrKUNEN.
~ taI C0aoertsSraute ccic sand every Nom
day, Wscnssday ave Friday commencing At p NJ. and
slosiDs ht r. n Ferrase reduced 90 .cn;s. ~ Is In
TIE weather IL unfsyOrsh ths Concert will Toxic place
sszt day.
vINHEATRICAL NOTICE. BUSINESS LETTERS d.
i reoted at Port Haaiitor. H. H. will receive i'm
mediate attention. BARNEY WILLIAMS
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HXCURsIONs-

EXCURSIONB-
Die MIC EXCURSION THE 4. L. SNOW Social
Union No 81 k.~ yerh. ~iii hold their annual pc
sie eScursop at Yonkers, to- morrow August. Unions
kos saa will accompany them. The puele generally
invited Tefsts S eent TO be obtained the boat
Al. Koscusko will leave sot Of Grand strst a.
"a o'clock, Nj Catherine streetAt IN Fer No North
k,sr at Watts street 81 s and Trtesnth street AZ
81
"IIIIAksBUICH AUGUST erH.--MR. MAMMALIAN,
w Dear srlt gives me pleasure TO state that the COM
miteo % the excursion Of the Copsrcra
tion o. ST. Peter Paus Church. 70 Bsdss Grove,
the ff,h o. Aurrst last directed ~ the
entire sstsnetor Which oroelent bad save on that
ssson and their thanks this valuablo and
eosssry airy the pleasure enjoy By VERY
suecessfGi pie sic. have the horror. Sir 20 be- Alec
penstsy yours We 1bOhs0S.
Sec. Comnittes sf Arrangsmsnts.
ExeyRsIos TO rue YIsHIN9 RAMS EvEnr DAY.
Il srespt Aasuroay-fhs nuHaic will Leave rhirt
street. r., ~ o'clock Canal street At ~. Grand, sc
cs,hsrins, ~. fiar Me- N. r., o. A. n. rsturainx
e.s. each way.
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sToR PLACE OPERA HOu ,C.-fHg LADIES AND
n gentlemen engaged for ~. GRAD apratio ace OF
Judith. requested semhir musica rehearsal on
Thursday morning 10 ocock Laotes the ballet and
bur drec Tenp etares fpird Application 20 no made
CHARLES BASS, Lessee
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wArERsNo PLAcKs.

rrnr SALISBURY HOUSE ~ SITUATED ~ ruE
ctutrs ~ saiitwfy. IN fte iast II Re faost
iskt srs mountain IN ihhsd eounty. VOTERS ~
the uousaisue Haiiroad viii bed dsilV fr1s ftf
sare tist.nt ioyr es Issef so parties esn D ac-
usfattd wh tcsri snd ne rroyrstof viii sudesvsr
rssdgr tlslrs,r rssatt and 90 ir,sbis ssstury.
fufust ,. isin HtNnN =. NoufuN
Ga BArHiNo-hsEiht PAVILION. sOckAeAY. T.
~ GTraua ~ tie Ices leland kar0sf leave
Perry nrooi'Y6 MeAt,t " sud az. " tsiiy. for
Js-6i-s sierr rtctss ars ~ resii.sas
ssrs &c this tslshtiui ssa-t..s'-g es.asishmett.
NIkAH CRhNaTnN.
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NIBLOa-BENEFIT OF JcBN 5EFToN.-oNLY AP-
1NPa~nee of he Justly eeebtel o,ns an, hr surtoa
for tkis night only Mile BAusy. Mr haFs dr krlughsn,
MI. Duisbd, Mics g. Chapman We T. Johnston, Miss saEy
Taylor hrs Brougham, Ars NernOH sr Waioot, MI aud
ME-. John Seitn-MednesaaF eleDing august T. Grand
overture, la ssrne Orofestra lsadr Sisnor La Mama
70 D. tuccevGd hrt fms. Buaks unes comedy or tho
bRsAi OF PkohiSE-hr Sudlaa, dr Burton; Jsh0er.
M JotnBion; sat.a Miss L. Chapman Mrs. frspper,
Ne vernon. After which, g'and Hset Divert ssmant,
VIII popular de deux. BY Me Blanc and ~ Durand-
TO 30 follow Cd by fs mc thc faNorte flrce by Nor
ten. Or, called POOR PlLlICUD"Y-Poor Pllieodiy. Mr..
Burton; Dseutte, Mr. Brou 1hHn ermission OF halt
al hour when the magnceut iali vii be thrown open
promenade musicale re lidr snd families oh
tain eeoreAms and reifesmen of variety. Likewise
e spi' ndd lover saloon ec1tlsns Toeoncude with
the ftsucArd farce, written by Ntron author OF
speed che Plough Cure for NJ Hear Tow and C0un
try, kc, called kKEfCHEs or INDiA-Sir Matthew
tersFgs Mr. Bass hi frs appearance here: Tom
TAPE, sr Wa'eot COM O. 'ox ar John sefto.; Lady
ScrtSga, Hrs FcrIff: fni' Mas Mary Taylor.
Tickets % cents gll pa- ~ he
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49, 49, - HH7aaaHsa-
SPspH ga.

DE HOUSE PLEASURE GEoUSDS-TRoTTIsC.-A
N fcs IS n on Thursrsy sth irs,ant,
eeloek r. mile heats best 10 upIer the sisle'
cloed With following entries sfisCr enters h.
John kouser; Issa. we-druh enters kes.ueti Johu
Islu or enters Cen scotg J. SoFneri- iyte enters
Harlem Boy formerly Lsmenpeet C. Brooks enters
Dan Marble.
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EE~ Ards.

q Z REwARD-LosT, ON SATURDAY, THIRD INST, A
10 " email purse, taiaNg ST and card With Sey
kenck written the bak The above reward Will be
given by bringing the same 90 No. Courtlsadt street
INIVE DOLLARS REWARD-LOsT, ONE HORSE AMI
Butchers Cart the 9th OF August. The horse
brown color, with lump tho left SIDE. TINS finder viii
be raid the aboysreward BY leaving them AZ M Delaney
street. D. cThAus
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ID single gsntisnsp also large room sH .abia
tive gentlemen. Can bs By sppiyrg At No College
flsss.
poAkD wAsTED-IS CHAMBER WARREN. OR
~ Murray street,. boivesn West Bfoaashy and Broad
snTle front lark with fuil board. Address
A. D.. this once. on or before the lith.
BOARD wASTED-fN tn. VICINITY on cuAs-
- btrs street, s.sr Brctsysy, y, tee yosn9 Csnacn
hus larre s-s with ftod hoad stsas
terms lecsttsh he AdsrtnO y. tos ies0 Pos Otiee
BOARD wANrkD-Br a GENTLEMAN AND ufs
~ vif. with two children add aervsnt 10 the
lie city: viii tetrosns flrnhsi;
pri,ste tsse preferred address tos Ti5 rest ofc..
BOARD wAN1TD-A GENTLEMAN WOULD IKE
~ % otfsin tso uhfurnished Will lusrt IN p
family where there OF horrffFrl f1r him eli
wife, aud 6sfvnnt references eKchsrgsf. address n
tn cct ~ tli1 rarsr ttat'ug terms Nc. n BBoafdns
hue hs,Ttrs nted not .t,ter.
UOsRDiNc-A SUITE OF ROOMS VIII FURNrgu.
W 3D. suitable Tor sfhleD.a, lady ani gg7iir
rh Tsr Or fu lahd rtivste table, .hsr. al tie cGa
euran.r. krTly 81 No. n sIriuE rtr,st.
nosRn WANTTR--Is THE UPPsR PART or TuE
b cifr. tetvesa uontsn ava 1vcuLeth srtefa
hrfacray tcsfi f0r lsuy n az Tars1rs asto ADJ
er-ssse 70 tos a0. los.r Pos, 9mes - ', -tsuiol 20
DoAHD wANr.r-roR YOUNG LADY ~ rug VI
~ entity ~ tie Ety Hat ret % ssee1i g. ~oak Af
drr's Mics tCua Wshi Broadway Iost omcs. nesr Canal
stree.
TOT BsVhpsAN, OPPOSITE GEACG CugU'H-
~ besriins Persons teufnua 10 tha city dsfius
hrst ttsa hotel paret' sua led on excel
eu table, attentive sfvsnts. istF 80 can - sccc
datfd tfe ahsye flsssn lnstiNr peruantut
asnst for heard ear ~ made.
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cheap price ts 80. and 49, sna m asie thoroughly
,sught. Apply .. NJ. DCnsDAf Traster Of the PlAas
FORTE Singing Gaitsr ACCORDION yioa Terms NODE
rs's at ~ 0reat Jcnts street. hesr the Bovery.
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FOR SALE AND 40 LET.

HOMESTEAD VILLAGE. IN TUX TWELFTH WARD.
bounded by 10th street aud old KINGS Bridgs heAd
I4st street Seventh Eigh lev more ioee
for sale IL s without exception, 'ne bst sro,ns sse
cheapest OF ANYTHING the island January lst home
stesd 10 exempt for 81 600 10 per Of the purchase
money bond ana mrsaye for ave year ZOE
piars he apply the Window Shhds arehouse 10 ana
l77 william street SAsNhb w. baRIob.
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vNHEATRICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LETTERS DI-
reoted at Port Ha1iitor 4. l.. will facciv i'm
mediate attention. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
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- surprhst"G 70 We now pcopie can "ss
s: .,s h,s f.f sss s:s
fsss meet ~ sss i. also ssis .ssss. from
which the mes, fsstiiicu, ee.id - plss.ed.
shooting, Risinx, Fi.hi.s ard sporting,
ss,s ,.'hiSnasls .ys..a.s. y :, 81 also Sieve. them
Grand and Centre.
A peIsghsfaI rrsp.-rske the Hudson XII
Rsi ~ Carr N The quarter eht
,T.n s,se a, k,il,ss.t' s.nsr iI'ass tySss.rs I'D
somrsrisop .th this delightful .vOt Hsrs there are
s..l iurpihsa Hodrat. prices. q, al hegr, rAr..
asn,.
The PIvn,bs National Daguerrean Gallery,
Nc 81 bSss.evay ''s'es, 'es srss', s.ss'ss Of &
,sn f.ii o. tsins hghy interested WITH an sHamnsoa 81
DO Is.-Do what try % n. Bssbitrs fa-
essapr than sny " .sssnee and s the sam. due Pc
ed {. v.shhssra CHS ,issi. ,risL fsr sale ~
rARLk Co. 9 SD 70 w.sa,s,en street,
oo~rpud's Italian s,.a,c.s.d Soap Win
sure tsn, rmrios fr.ehi~s ss Pouars subds
'rse,es;.g ilperfsess hair frog ssy rar. q sas
arsashe. roushs... ~ w.Issr s,r-,, sr.s "sr. ,r'
,ss s.. wuss ssss r rs,r' s i.ss, Pals
Reader, ~ ron wish 60 witness n Living
sod .ul ne PstaIe lst hiLi -. innitshic. a. Is NAs
fortsf q ~. s,s set a., lar % :. s.sn ay
ace. Their VIII ycu sse'sn am really eesatfuI hf tbs
Hair Dytss--Pnsion's nsgto Hair Dys, 80
s.c- the hair Ttshsrs ths nomertt applied stisu.
trivry the tsir skr 4 80 - v.thed iAsiY
shcst disrrsinr re color ud kss he'd ada n "
pisd o. stld. ~ rnsIoNsWir ans T-re- Nsnufsccrr,
iN 8fc.tsr.
Hair Dye.---nasrheisr's Genuine .sgmid
Haf Dye can eny bstugord - 30 nsnqfsctory, VAL
Tts ruhiie shfHi1 4vssi against iNit.t'ua Tee
ksf color from che ths ui ttios dyea hs'sh
sorreetss By ssiiins q s,r's Cory ne istress
Wig and rcsrses.--Anothor Medal hst
b. tyartsd - " nstt.ilf The hat Wigs tnd Ter
yoes. The nohe r "a int~c' he ssys for
iSso a. BAL HtLORs ~sistrsfs5 ws Taetory, I VAL
strst ne weep ths arses' and hFst sorenent N "a
sty. Csfv ths sosrs'a
wigs fo~ The bfiiton --strsngsr- aud Citt-
irlttuira thst U trst place
an tufte s III %. ospufsetcry 81 NIDdu IT sHgANp
u Nsisn -ns A. . l-aiAs 4 i6u+ hair frout Ira5 AID
snsl "a AL s branches, wholes2ls sad retail
1ut this COS.
vigil issI-Eitt1sns and Strangers are
tnsited insteff rNALoN'S fsyls " VIC ruu-
Ne ie he largest ani sect sssrment 10 ths city
=. ccistrf-ed Nsir pys factesrs ~ Bread .ty
Dr. james ~. PoweIi, ~, aitst. Asriss, 81.
ss,c.ss VI atteei sugssr - tesses 81 zoe sys .as
gsr vbtrs ca q 80 Ais rotuar Treatise s
Eys 81 ctiscn O. esus. sin is 1slf sei.g Ers 80
Bag fovp,irs hftidsisi ss.' iascs'S.
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ADVERTISEMENTS REyEWED EVERY DAY.

xxTAnTED 70 hIRE-A GOOD Two STORY AND
w attic house, in the ,ghborhaod Of Lispenari
Waller. brooue streets. Address H.. at this
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rTO MOROCCO LEkrukRnANUFaCr Want
from &. uary vhe thcrsuslg sntA-sissit tesl tfsst
20 We tnfness HAVING hfd lots s.Tttise - = ~ ny
ift Uartfsffnftes w kufure 10 ti1I rnfetaadf fAs
utu6 u %. sslorirg ssteriN. Asarut. Lots u Dnsaa
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SECOND BOARD.
$500 ohio6s. go lW 5lshs North Am Trust II
1000 Ere IL 80 Hzta ~ Morris Canal Hk
90 shs Reading RR $40 as 90 do BIO iS5
no 90 $50 - 6VLOng leland RR ~
$50 do As
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-06-20
II. w. TRACY a. co.,

"AVE the pleasure Of announcing ic,he citi
III Gems of 81. Paul aud vicinity. that they ara
in receipt Of u well selected stock Of Dry Goods.
Groceries and Liquors, which they will sell cheap
Cor cash. Their assortment consists IN psf y
tho following articles: 9se
so pieces assorted caiicoes, fancy Xix
10 do mourning do % .aas7 :
20 do Merrin.ack prints, best quality
tweed and kentucky jeans -
sa,inets, grey, blue and MIXED
alpaccas, ginghams, carnt.ic. spron check
blae drills, shirtins stripe, ticking, 6nnneis
ponsee handkerchiefs, suspenders. ladies'
gloves, and rnitis, ladies' side and tuck eembs.
fancy slIawls, lace, etc.
Also, good assortment Of domes,ics. au pri-
assortment Of Lawns for sale cheap. a. tho season
is advancing.
GROCERIES. 'a tae
Sugar, coffee. candles. mcuid and spefm. TO-
bacco, tea, cinnamon, soap, nutmegs and cloves.
nails; N. 0. and sugar house molasses, rice, dr'd
apples, ackerel saleratus, starch pipes. matches.
assorted c>..ldies herring, olive oil. Pressed tum
blers. Stoughton bitters, peppermint, catsup, pep
per sauce, etc. Assorted shot, powder, pie ying
cards.
LIQUORS. 2
Por; Vino. a superior article for family use,
American brady, Cognac do, FIRST rute article.
Sherry wine, rectiied whiskey and gin.
WOODEN WARE.
Painted tubs and buckets, washboa,ds, clothes
pins and other notions. f
All for sale cheap. Give US CALI NororS,s
to show goods. Next door below the Post Office.
Aug 2 l6tf H. w. TRACY, s co.
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NE GOD s .

lust RECEIVED, at the Boston Furnishing
- Store, per Steamers Nominee and Lamartine
direct from Boston and Newly York, large and
elegant stock Of French, English and American
Dry Goods, embracing almost every style and
fabric that can be found in the eastern markets F.
We would invite the ladies Of st. Paul, ST.
Anthony and vicinity 70 examine stock Of
thin Dress goods embracing Swiss and Bard
Musiins, Berages, Lawns. India Linens &c., be-
lieving they cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
CGshm eres, DelaiRes, and Liam Lustres.
We hBvc received one case Of beautiful French
Delaines and Cashmeres. The style cannot be
surpassed. Also, few pieces of Linen Lustre s
which are very desirable.
Prints Prints :!
Among our Prints will be found two cases of
Menimacks, new Spring styles. 5 cases Cocheco.
do. Manchester, do. Fall River, do, Mourn
ing and 10 do. various styles and colors.
Sho,cis Sharrls ;!
Our stock OF Shawls consists Of carton All
wool Cashmeres, 1 do. Brocha, ! Berage, | do
Isle thread Printed Cashmeres, NJ. ID. &C.
Hosiery.
Our assortment - complete-embracmr every
quality usually kept in retail store.
Our stock Of Bleached and Un5ieached Cot
tons is unusually large, with few pieces fine
all wool Flannels. Bleached Brown Linen Table
Covers, Cotton Damusk Super Heavy Tickings,
Linen diapers, Crashes, Linen hdkfs. Giughams,
Cumbrics, Siiesies, Crewels, Patches, Gimp and
Fringe,, Laces, Edgings, Carpet Bags Sc &c.
Ready-.Made Clothing.
We would say TO the gentlemen Of ST. Paul,
st. Anthony and surrounding country that our
stock Of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods cannot be Surpassed. 1t is of our own
manufacture and will be warranted In every par
ncniar. Following is a few Of the many articles
received
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FAMILY GROCERIES.
ST St. Anthony.

III St IfIitiIUNy.
StLOSSON s. DOUGLASS, are opening store
- of family groceries. nearly opposite the new
hotel, at the upper end Of the village; In which
they will keep supply of the best family groce-
ries that be found including not only all Lead
ing articles usually kept in the trade, but also a
great variety Of articles of luxury for the table;
oysters. sardines, pic xles peaches, and the best
kind of ale, porter, wines, and spirits, as well
as various kinds Of nuts, cigars of all qualities,
and spices, as cloves, nutmeg., and mace; also
prunes dates, raisins, figs. Zante cnrran,s, crons
aud other dried fruits and preserves; also green
apples; champagne and champagne cider, beans,
fish, mac Kerel, chocolate, lemons and oranges.
For sale cheap for cash, at very small profit.
ST. Al thony, Nav 20, 1850. 2-5-f
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For Sale,

An improved farm, one and half mile
n from St. Paul; also a valuable tract Of
uninproved land lying on the river two and
half miles from ST. Paul; also, several
town lots in the most desirable location for
business purposes in lower ST. Paul; also
number Of lots in Hoyt's Addition to ST.
Paul elisib'y situated for private residences.
The above named property will he ex-
changed for land warrants, or part cash and
part on liberal credit. Tile indispuiable.
Apply TO
LAMBERT, CONWAY & NICHOLS. ,
May ist, 1850. 2,2,u
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JOHN RANDALL l. Co,

# TIE LOWER STEAMBOAT LIN.
DING, ST. PAUL. MIN,
DEALERS
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Provisions, CrOckery, Produce,
Iron, Nails, &C.. &c.
TN presenting to the public THEN new Spring
Il STOCK of MERCHANDISE,
they improve the opportunity of returning their
SINGER thanks 10 their friends and customers for
the !berni patronage heretofore extended to them.
Is regards their new arrivals, they feel perfectly
safe sserting that their articles in all the variety
Of the above mentioned Goods, are not surpassed,
If eqnalied. in the Territory. They will further
state tia. their stock is large, and
TREY WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD!
Their principles of trade are too well known to
REQUIRE notice here-suflice it TO say. they will
take N Exchange for their Goods such produce as
can b. disposed Of in tins market, which embraces
about all there is in the country to dispose of.
:, Paul, June 6, 1850 Coy
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The privilege Of all the hay on The reserve al
lowed to the contractor, except such as is neces-
sary for the residents at the Post Each ton of
hay to weigh. after being well cured, 224O lbs
Bids TO be endorsed /" Proposals for Hay" and
to contain the names Of two responsible persons.
as stated above. Amount Of bond, SSOO--right
reserved as above by the undersigned.
~ J. Il. DANA,
A. Quartermaster, Fl. Gaines.
Fort Gaines, Minnesota,
May 9TH, 1850. n5t6
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STLLWATER UOEsE.

n, Main Street, StilIwateF, NJ. r.
MD l.. BUFORD bayias ,asea charge of
lssl&. this well known Hotel, and eaiirely
refilted ard renovated il, is prepared to re-
ceive and enierTain his friends and the rub
lie. By assiduons attention 10 tire wsntssof
has guests he hopes to merit literal patron-
age.
n5~ baggage taken TO and from the House
free Of charge. S7If
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AME RICAN HOUSE.
III hODNEV PARKER Ia

liiiw, IL American House, Lowell, Mass,
having lease Of the large hotel at the up
per end Of st. Paul, with everything in
proper order for the convenience of travel
lers, boarders, or families desiring furnished
apartments, respectfully invites his friends
aud the public TO give him a call; believing
that he can do as much for their comfort as
can be expected in ga new country" not yet
supplied with regular markets.
Adv
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Soft
ST. PAUL BAKERY.

4 new Bakery lately established on
Third street, opposite DR.. DeweY,s
officel
I NOW offer to the public al kinds &c
] cakes, butter crackers, Boston crackers.
hard bread aud loaf bread, in the LATEST New
York style, and all kinds Of capettes by
wholesale or retail. All orders from sae
town or country viii he promptly attended
to, on the shortest notice.
4S-tf G. HUMPHREY.
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A. L. LARPENTEUR,

4 n his New Store, cor. Jackson and Third ST.,
Il 81 Paul, is now offering Family Groceries,
Fruits, Provisions, CrocKery, Hats, Trunks
and Nuts; also, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, aad ali goods in most general demand
cheep for ready pay. v2-9lv
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DOCTOR JARVIS.

WILL arrive ia few days, and respect
W fully solicits from the citizens Of Saint
Paul, Saltwater and Falls Of Saint Anthony
their patronage and support. He would
particularly call their attention to the fact
that he comes 10 stay and make Minnesota
his home for life. His stock of materials,
both in the Dental and Daguerrean line is
most extensive and complete. Pictures ia
ken in superior style, in clear and cloudy
weather, 9th street near Jackson.
2-S Sw
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LAND FOR SALE.

TNEN tracts of land near st. Paul and ST.
l. Anthony, and on the prairie between
the two places. These lands were selected
at the proper time from government lands
by practical surveyor whose knowledge of
the country enabled him TO make the best
selections, and will be sold on favorable
terms. Apply to P. p Bishop, ST. Paul, or
J. NJ. g. w. Il. Marshall, ST. Anthony
Falls.
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