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FAIR WARNING.
T. n m q and Set lei

III. persons indebted by book account previous
n March LIST lo5I, requested to call and settle
S,ediaely, by cash note, shall put our books
into hands Of w. u. rhilps ESQ., sier the lst day
Of April Money must be raised purchase n stock,
and more particularly pay debis Come and SILL
IRVINE 4 BRAWLEY,
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TRANsPORTATIdN FOR THE CHIP

- ealod proposals will received Ivy me undersigned
- until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Ma lst 'e9i Tor receiving,
storing and transporting all public reiga arriving 10 81
Paul Minnesota Territory, and destined Tor Saut Lake,
for year from the opening Of the bids.
The undersigned reserves the right to direct the dest
nation Of said public freight any ether place than
Sandy Lake. the price lie graduated in proportion
the distance is Increased or diminished.
Bids DC endorsed "roposas for transportation" TO
lie addressed to the undersigned, and contain the
Of responsible persons, who will become
curty for the faithful uIment of the agreement in the
penal Of 5000
j. s. WATROUS, Ind Sub Agent
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February 10th, 1851.
NOTE. Unreasonable bids will not be and
the surces attach their for the faithful full
ilment of the bids
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MILLINERY.

AIRS NJ. J.. sTOAKES wishes to inform the Ladies'
WI OF ssint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop on ST Anthony Street, few rods Of the Pres
b, terrain Church, where she would he happy attend
to all orders in her line Of b,,siness.
She would invite particular attention to 4 large and
various assortment of goods which she has recently
lected ia Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bonnes Of 4 variety OF styles suitable
for the season. Silks, Satns Artfias and Pumes; in
short Trimmings of every description, which she would
be happy dispose Of reasonable rates Dresses will
be cnt and made in the latest sly lie, TO order
November 30, 1850. 23ly1
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D. A. J. BAKER. MORN HoBANT' GEO w. f"1s'o
LAND AGENCY.
BAKER HOBART e. PREsCOTT.

Office on Third street, st. Paul, u. j.
VIII give careful attention to the du cs OF 'en OF
fee general land Agents One Of the hrth nus io,
thirty wears been resident Of the NortlWes. ana WIZ
devote hs time TO personal observation OF the
aud character OF the lands in the Territory Office pe
all hours of the day: lots bought and sold tax
pad convey ancng the collection OF debts aud letters OF
inquiry promptly attended 10.
REFERRING Es.-illinOis Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica-
go; Hon. VIM Thomas, Jacksonville; Col Bradford,
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross, Lcwison; John Spencer
Esq. Rock Island; Rev, |. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Mnshall, Rushyillc Indiana: Rev. B. L. kavanaush,
Indianapolis. Michigan; Hon &. l.. Pomeroy, l.enawee
Co; Col. dickson, Washtcnaw Co. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon. n. M'Lean; Rev. &. Hobart.
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NEW STORE.

yuyIBE Subscriber would respectfully to the
citizens of Saint Paul and vicinity. that he has Just
received and is opening splendid stock Of goods
direct frem New YorD consisting principally Of Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps,
Bonneis Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Glass and Nails
together with large Of country -nade Fannels Leans
Iinse,s and Socks; all Of which will be sold low for
cash, or in exchange for country produce.
X. NJ. SPENCER.
st. Fail, November, 1850. 2-3o
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DON'T TOC DO 1T.

hereby forewarn the 1t. "Paul Boom Company" and
all others obsruCt impede the channel OF the
Mssi>ssppi the free passage of the water therein
along the eastern bank Of said river below the Lower
Landing ST. Paul. and at aud above where boom Is
now being erected; as will hold any and all persons
trespassng, strictly liable in action at law, for all
damages consequent thereon.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
ST. Paul March 3d. 1851.
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EDITOR OF PIONEER.
SrE:--ln a late number Of your paper
observed a paragraph in which was class
81 a mn "Anli- Rirc'' man.
As fac as regards myself, cnnno, ADM,
al any snch classification. II one dealer il,
FbFs cries out "An,i-Fur" against his rival
! taks it 10 lie matter Of prcuniary inter.
est between them alone, which does moi
ec"cern me, and with whi'h | am determin-
ed MT to me.ldle. ! claim, To he n Demo
crai, and consider principles Of more i'm
portance than men.
GEO. w. SWEET.
S.UK RAPIDS, Msy I, 1851.
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DIR. n. BARBOUR

"OTLD respectfully inform The citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that he has returned after q
temporary absence Of few months, and offers his pro-
essona services TO the public. Thankful Tor past iav
and soliciting share Of public patronage, ie Will prac-
tice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle disc arng mer-
curry in ali lis forms. lie will be found :: his old stand
al all hours, except when professionally engaged.
April 10, Io5l 2-5l
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No. t9l Main-street, Galen;

WEIGH & McCULLY,
UIHOLESALE DEALERS In HARpwARE
w CGrLERr, lion, NAILS. and VIM
pow GLASS. will fnrnish tiny article in their
line at less prices, and on the same terms that
can be had in ST. Louis:
FOR SALE,
500 kegs Of Nsils 100 doz Pocke, Knivsa
40 coils Of Rope 200 doz Scissors
leo doz Scy,hes 100 doz Scytbe Snatha
so dok pitchfotks 200 boxes Glass
300 doz Locks 900 dez IatcifcS
1000 doz Knives and FORKS.
Also, castings of every description, TO order, =,
short notice, and at low prices
June 6, lS50.f WEIGH & McCEILY.
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SALTWATER HOUSE,

Nam Street, Stiiinater, Mfnnssets ferri.~s.
A41h L. BlrOkD having taken ot,Asse If .hs wcis.
isssRA known Hotel, and ep.irsY Isfttea and .src=
- waited II, Is pTeqare1 IA receive ave eRWtatn
his friends and the pubic BY sssiuaes arentson The
wants OF his guests nc hopes merit liberal patronage
az Bagsass sskfR 70 and from the House free 81
charge, Still III
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NOTICE.

XNHEHEAs my wife, Rosa LOTHIAN, has lei, my bee
w and hoard wi,hou any just cause NJ provocstion
forbid any person from Trusting harborng her on
account, as 1 will pay debt OF her contracting.
PfDO i. LOTHIAN.
saltwater, March 3th ISIS W inside, " outside.
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THE NEW GLEE BOOK

FuNiE Alpine Glee Book, by VIM. u: Bradbury. III
u leading features great variety OF rev ard
beautiful swiss Melodies, also, HarmoDsed Alpine and
II rolese Mcodiesthe choicest variety presented
q. the American singers Tor sale by
Oct, 81 j. BROOkEs.
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I'VE A BIT OF ROPE FOR HALTER

"a To somc persons and they know GA
" vei enough how to find horses; but ~ N
SN If you give men the best horses and
ponies in Minnesota they will not know where 20 ind
good Ialtcrs Saddles, Brides Martngales aud Harness
scs until they learn that A. Il. FIR ENCH has re-
moved Third Street, 81 Paul, into his shop,
next door Of 5am1 II. Sergents; where every
brunch Of Saddlery md Hsrness-makng, well rs
Trunk making is done rather cheaper shd better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January ], 1851.
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SUPPLIES FOR THE AS.

Seuled proposals will be received by the undersigned
- until 10, 4. NJ, May lst 1851, for purchasing aud
delivering the following articles at the herein described
places:
SANDY LAKE.
1900 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
So Ills. of Mess Pork.
EAPoINTE. LAKE sTrERI9R.
$50 bhl,. sup, fine Flour.
IS Mes. f'o,~.
500 lbs Of Cayendish tobacco.
500 bushels corn in sacKs.
AT FOND pU LAC SUPERIOR.
200 bbs. Of Superlne Flour.
loo 90 of Mess Pork
500 bushels of Corn in sacks.
2000 lbs. Of Csvendish Tobacco.
The above articles to be delivered as follows, viz:
At Sandy Lake. between the 18th Of May and the 18th
Of July.
At Iapointe and Fond du Lac before the LIST Of
June, ISL
Bills to be endorsed "Snppes for the Chippewas" to
be addressed the Undersigned and contain the
names of two responsible persons. who will become
surty for the faithful lulment Of the in the
penal sum Of $4,000.
J. 5. WATRoUs, Ind. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, 10th Feb, 1851.
NoTE. Unreasonable bids will not he entertained and
The snretcs attach their for the faithful full
ilment of the bids
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TERRITORIAL LIBRARY
IYNTil other notice, the Library will be opeo GalS,
- from & A. N. 10 II VI.
HREsII BASINS, Figs and Currants for sale at
l. .FARRlNGTON'S.
A.NFTY Barrels Superfne Flour and fifty bbls excel
II lent pork Tor sale at FUELER'S.
Dec. l9, 80.
DISSOLUTION.
FENiE Partnership existing between Francis I.ner and
George Wells, is dissolved by mutual consent
Of wbch the public will AXE due notice
FRANCIS LINER,
March 29, 1851. GEORGE WELLS.
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SHAwIS.

KATE HAVE in store one Of the largest stocks Of
w Ssawis ever brought to this market, cosnpcsed
mostly Of The celebrated hay State Long Ss~is
very fne and recommended for their comfort and dura
billy. Also Cloth, Silk, and Cashmere s9usTs Shawls.
Calena Sept. 1850. WOODS HOUSE l. co.
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NOTICE..

& temporary absence from the Territory,
tbe bisnt Of the Undersigned will lie attended 10
by B. Allen, Esq, "ho will be found at my old office on
Third Street. 1870 L. a. "apI oo"'
ST. Paul, April :. lsoI. Z-ot
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
VINHE UNDERSIGNED, agent for this old and well
II established institution continues TO issue Policies
of Insurance against loss damage by fire. also against
the hazards of marine and inland tation the
current rates IF premium charged by other responsible
compan All claims for loss, under Policies insured
by tie undersgned will be promptly adjusted, aud paid
by the General agent OF the company located Mt Gin
rnnsti The losses paA by This CcmPan. IN the We
tern country during the last 25 years. exceed 900
2-46 w. p MURRAY, Agent, ST. Paul.
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DAGUERROTYPES.

DAGUERROTYPES.
A DAGUERROTYPE that Is a faithful hkencss-that
"A is exquisitely soft and mellow In tSne-cear and
hie-ke in expression and colorng, and finished with
neatncss and artistic beauty is worth having Ii may be
viewed with undisgused satisfaction, and passed around
among circle Of friends, with tho certainty of being
recognized and admired If you want such Daguerro-
type, call at
WHITNEY NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooms. on Third, above Roberts-street.
large variety of cases handsome very beautis
full. nlsd with pearl Likenesses taken in any wealth
er. Please call and examine specimens.
ST. Paul, Feb. ], lS5l. 2-i2u
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VIEW ,TAT AND CAP STORE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
yUyrIE UNDERSIt. NED would respectfully announce
n to their old frienc. ana customers, ust inc! nav
inst op.ned their new la and Cap store No f20 Mail
street, Immediately opposite the Stage Office, wher
will be found general assortment of hats, caps gloves
mt,s NUTS aud every variety o. fur goods usually KEEP
i'm their line Please call and see aud examine on
stock. }. ID Ncbi-I W.
C;alena October 10, 1850 %-<S
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FERRY AT SAINT PAUL.

yHNHE undersigned gives notice that the proprietor Of
IL the Ferry Mt the Lower landing has bnilf suitable
boats for ferrying and the Mississippi
river; and has authorized and employed to perform
the duties OF err, man. When the ferry, can be
found al Mr. Trays Store en- Third street, saint Paul
JAMES THOMPSON.
April 90, 1851
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AN APPROPRIATE NEVv-TEAR

lisa GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS fand-
soney colorcd in fine for 81 Two he ads upon
one plate, $3.50. Splepdd gold and pearl embossed,
groups Views Of stores residences, chureEcs public
buildings scenery, Indian groups, &C, &C. Paintings
Daguerrcotypes accurately ecped-be latter large
copy or adapted to q locket, breach or hnser-rins
Charges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth Street, Jackson.
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III. r. M,<y,OSKEY.

~yUOLEsALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agent, has IN
store end 10 arrive by ears arrivals the following srt
Giles, which he offers the rae the lowest for
cash, nj No 3d. Steam Boat Landing, Galenu
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

MA RODNEY PARKER, lats of the American
HMM House, Lowell, Mass, having lease of the
1912 large hotel II the upper end OF ST Paul, with
thing in roper order for the convenenc at trav
cers bOarers, families desiring rnsed apartms ns
respectfully invites his friends and the public to give
him a CALL believing that he can DO much for their
comfort be expected coentry :, not yet
supplied with regular markets. 44-y
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MR.. UyGUwsRDEN,

MI s IItS II W n <OFNS
ATE from the Sc. CrOix gives u,ttce 10 the bearde
people Of ST. Paul thai, he has opened the rooms OF
Third street, OF Minnesota, lately occupied b,
Nathan Hale successor James Taylor for the practice
Of the art all and ranilcations
including plain and ornamental shaving Also har dress
ing, capillary anputaton and shampooing
Mr. II. begs leave to give the following references
Hon Theophisus Karbunkie, Wiiowriver; Col. Jane,
Hughes Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and surveyor
Of Lumber &c WiIIOwriver, His Exccilency, Isaac
Young President Of the Bank Of ST. Croix mt ST. Paul
and IS others, including members OF Congress, and
ex-governor x-3i
HNHAMPAGNR WlNE.--A superior article. for sal,
BY the Basket Bottle At FARRlNGTON'Sf
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NEW BOOkS...LATE PUBLICATIONS.
David Copperfled, by Charles Dickens
Reveries Of q Bachelor, by TX Marvel
Alton Locke, Tailor and Port.
Rards of the Bible, by Cilfllan.
Salander and the Dragon.
FOot-Prnts Of the Creator, BY Hugh Miller.
Letters from three Continents.
Winter in MADEIRA and Summer in Spain, &C.
The Worlds Progress, Dictionary Of Dates.
Garland's Life of John Randolph 2 vols.
kenned,'s Life Of VIM. Writ
Received and for sale BY J. BROOKES.
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SLEIGH BELLS! SLEIGH BELI.S!!
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment, both loose and on straps,
n for sale cheap for cash at the
ST. PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
GOLDEN Syrup and Sugar-house Moiasses for sale at
u FARRINCTON'S.
oysters, sariines, Brown-Stout and scotch Ale for
IL sale at FARRiNGTONS.
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ROIyNTY LAND.

WY +. MURRAY il prepared to give instructions
w and prepare the necessary proofs m order u
obtain the land due the solders of the Of 1872
ant bel ra.su ERtsr tbs -:s &c, Of Congress OF
A.. en- TG;,d Stfss:. 2-Sl
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SHINGLES

A PRIME ARTICLE Of shaved Pine Shingles, mad'
n Oh purpose. Warranted full CONT, and OF me pcS
quality Made by the subsc riber at Pigs Eye. pehr
cred in ST Paul where wanted, ut S35 per thousa III
Inquire Of w. ii. Forbes.
April IA, 1851. FRANCIS DOUBAW.
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FLOUR

a IN Barrels snrerine Flour, for sale low to
n cO CLOSE consgnmcnts, 6y
Sdril 20. J. McCLOUD. Jr., l. co.
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- bbis. GREEN APPLEs, received and for safe
A - rs-y ey y l.. kCEERTA.
MANY SOLEs WILL BE SAVED

MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED
pf purchasing your boots and shoes, FOR yourselves
ID and your families, Of Hugh MCann, who makes
them to order and upon honor, Of the best stock thai
IAN be purchased IN market expressly for customers,
who expected 10 come Ggan and buy "morc Of the
same sor His shop is now In The building laely
pied as law Office, by Rice Becker, Bench Street,
where cus!omers instead Of cientt n,ay De suited.
Still, f You please,
Bring on >our fees.
osa HUGH M'CkSX
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II. c. CLARK. DIeKEusoS BRENT +. l.. SMITH.
II. G. CLARK CO.,
Manu- jacfares Of Hate Lead Linsetd and Castor Oils
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND AUSTIN SITS, ST. LOUIS, Mo
Ol,c at Counting Room Of DickcrsOn & Brent, No II.
Locust street
VNNTIE undersigned Efacturers of White Lead Lin
seed and Castor Oil in the city of St LOUIS, having
about months since completed their establishment,
prepared furnish Painters and dealers with
superior article of White Lead, &c, &c.
Every Painter in the city of ST. Louis who has vet
manufactured in the West appears BY their certificate
published below.
r. c. CLARK & CO.
February 10, 1851.
The undersigned Painters in The city OF st. f.euis,
hereby certify they have used the White Lead
featured by II. 4. CLARK Co, of this city, and find il
far they have yea tried it, to be very excellent
cie, superior indeed any other White Lead
turcd in the West.
JOHN :. WATSON, r. TifORNRI-RG
MCVICKER g. UIcrED, JAMES SPORE.
w h. THORNBURG, RICHARD s UtLLMAN,
GORDON & WOOD, W. :. ETRlS.
NJ. {. ENGLISH, JAMES SCOLLAY
MIDDLETON & TARLTON.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. 6, ls5l.
Messrs n. c. Cimk Co-ft gives me much pleasure
to inform You that, having carefully tried Your White
, Id in several different WAYS find it equal in body and
whit, ana quality generally, article manuiac-
,nred in he West Xou at liberty 10 This
msnd,tiou !, il will be of any benefit To YOU.
am with mucli respect, yours, Sc.
CHARLES T. wIIGUS.
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IlCrTER asassss Wine, and Boston Cnoksrs Or sale
n1 FARRIN0TOSH
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OYSTERS, OYSTER soup, SARDfNE,S,
~ and other eatables--slso, paatabc FLUIDS at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul
The subscriber has fitted up the establishments without
reference TO expense, expressly pleasant retreat
where something good" can he had quietly aud
fortaby, TO eat or To drink, or to smoke.
November 1850. +, MONTH
NOTICE.
hUR CUSTOMERS are hereby informed, that from
" and after this date sell TO NO ONE ON
ing the money with them.
This refers and all. H. w. TRACY e. co,
81. Paul, Nov. 20, 1850.
THE SPANISH HIDALGO.
XXyII.LIAM ARMSTRONG, bcgs leave respectfully
w TO announce to the public that he has had "a
call from the Central House the upper end of saint
the Ocean Wave" where he will continue practice
itnsoria sampOoing, haircutting, and shaving in
~ branch of the profession.
". y. Capillary amputa0n performed, If desired,
under the influence of cliloroform.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench Street, near the Loucr Landing.
u1 WEST MCCLOUD bcgs leave to inform the citi-
He zeas Of 1t. Paul and the public Of Minnesota
generally that he has just received large aud well
OF Hats and Caps of The Iaes, styles, which
he is prepared to sell for cash far lower than goods al
the Kind offered in this market. Having a
large stock hand, he offer his goods wholesale
prices low be bought in the ST. Louis mar
ket Country merchants wishing to purchase, will find
it to their interest to give him call.
n. Ii. Hats purchased at this establishment. ironed
free Of charge.
ST. Paul, November %, 1850. 2-32
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NOTICE,

kETHERFAS my wife LETITIA has left ms bed and
v board without ANY just provocation.-
TEs IL 10 fore worn all perss FROM trusting her my
seeonai rs will not pey any debts contracted after
date STEPHEN bENOYER.
AHV j, ls)t. Sit
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GENERAL ORDERS--NO. 4.
HE,p QuARTERs, ApJ'T GES's OFFICE,
ST. Paul, Min. Ter, Apr. =, 81.
The Commancr-ir-C Chief OF the Militia Of the Ter
riiory directs following organization of the Militia,
viz:
The Territory TO constitute one Division.
The Territory 4 constitute Brigade.
:. The following appointments Of STAFF and Field OH
made:
JAMES Mcc. DOAI., Adjutan, General.
e 6 3 " S.l raHSHHlIscroN, Aid, ID q. a.. Camp
OLIVER PARSONS, W INV
o. ii. KELLEY, O"'"- I'LL 0Hie''
JOSEPH w. FuRBER, Major General.
RUFUS FARNHAN, Brigader General.
By ortrr Of the Comma rder lin Chief,
3-ltf JAMES Mcc BOAL, Adj. Gen.
VuNiIE PUBLIC find the Stove Warehouse Of r.
Il :. NEWELL, At Ma. 2, RaHisey's Block, on Third,
wear Roberts Street April a.
STALL FED BEEF.
NAN ne bsughi OF Wm r. Brown at his Store House,
~ junction Of Beci aud Third streets, st. Paul. Of the
best quality VIM. u. BLOWN.
April 25 Is5i.
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CHEAP CASH sroRE--wHoLtksLE

AND RETAIL.
cROCERIEa PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, BOOTS,
sHUEs, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
OILS GLASS FUhEIruRE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
YHNfE SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivals " now In re-
II ctjp, and Opening in his new store si. Anthony
Street. near the American House." large and most
complete of the above-named Goods which
will postivey be sold at prices for cash than
before Offered in this place. His entire stock select
ed with great care and purchased in the Eastern and
Southern markets for Cash. that he can safely assure
his friend. and The public generally that il will be to
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part follows:
~ r \ Lsc
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UUARPER'S New Monthly, International, Graham,
Il Il Cooley, and Srtan's Magazines reed monthly and
for sale by J. BROOkES.
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TyRESH Backwheat Flour esn he had ut
fARRINGTON's
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NOTICE

hsrel'y given thai the YOUNG MEMS ASsOCIA-
y tioN, WAS on 'ae ~ inst, adjourned TO fRfDAY,
the LIN "i September ncNt, al O'Clock, r. NJ
ORLANDO siMONs, Prcs't.
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CITY BOOT STORE,
cyIGN Of the GOLDEN BOOT, corner of Washington
- and Jain streets, where all kinds Of Boots, shoes
and Oyershocs made 10 order, wholesaie and retail
by a NEIL.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

BE STbAR1, having returned st. Paul, will
a. sumo his old occupation in company with George
s'enfe They viii attend punctuaiy their business,
ana hpe TO merit The patronage they have heretofore
seafe<- Bread Cakes, &c, will be kept constantly
h4 at their CID stand IL The Upper Town, 81. Paul.
Mas {. 3-3tE
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