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HOUSE.

E& RODNEY FARMER, late OF tho Ancrican
lssiM House, Lowell Mass, having lease Of the
-Ae' large hotel at the upper end Of ~. Paul. with
everything in roper order ff the convenience Of trav.
clcrs toarders families desiring furnised apartmt
respectfully invites his friends and tho puplc to give
him CALL believing that ne do as much for their
cGnlorl be expect-di IA cOsntry, yet
supplied with regular markets. 4i.y
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BOUNTY LAND.

NV j. MOhkAN Is prepared 70 gvs hstruct fohs,
w aud prepare the necessary proofs Ia order 10
obtain the land due to the solers Of lie war Of lsfq
an. si rd.sn :S5sr q. -. .S r. CeSgres Of
lie G. 'Tirl St~itt. 2S.
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NOTICE.

nURING = temporary absence from the Territory
~ the business Of the undersigned viii be attended Ia
By Alien, ESD, who viii be found my old Office on
Thru Street. l.. A. BABCOCK
st. Paul, April ., ISL s-5i
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CONCERT,

THNHE BAk ERS. of Salisbury, n n five in num
n ber will give concsrts at Mazourka Hall, ST Iaul
ON Thursday and FRIDAY evenings, April 2i and 25.--
Change of programme on frideN eveuirg
Tickets, fifty cents. Doors open at 1--Conccrt q
commence al l-2 O'Clock .....'
The Bakers purpose giving Concert AT Saint Anti
and also in il~ previous IL their return TO ccna
due notice nf which viii hc given.
wM. W. CHANDLER, Agent.
April p, ISL. nm
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SHINGLES.

A PRIME ARTICLE Of shaved Zine Shingles, mad,
IA On purpose. Warranted fun count and Of the hes
quality. Made by the subscriber Pigs Eve. Deliv
cred in ST. Haul, where wanted, $3.50 per thousand
Inquire 0f w. III. Forbes.
April IA, 1851. FRANCIS DOUBAw.
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GENERAL oRDERs.-No. H.

GENERAL ORDERS.-NO. IL
hEAD QrARTERs, tpi'r GsN's OEfIcE,l
81. Paul, MIN. Ter. Apr. :, 81.
The ConmaIder-n- Chief of the Miiitia Of the Ter
ritory directs the following Organization OF the Militia
viz.
The Territory 10 constitute Division
The Ter tory Ia constitute Brigade.
?. The following appointments of staff and Field on
g, r. are made
JAMES McC. BoaL, Adjutent General
Il. X. NELSON,
GEO W. HARRINGTON, Az" " "'''P
OLIVER PARSONS, p" uc
%. II. KELLEY, N""' !" '"iei
JOSEPH w FiRBER, Major General.
RUFUS FARNllAM, Brigadicr General.
b. oricr OF The Commanded lin Chici
3-itf JAMES McC. BOAI., Adj Gen.
yUNfE rUBI.IC can ind the Stove Warehouse of ].
n :. NEWELL, AT No ?, Ralnsey's Block, ou Third
near Roberts Street. April "a
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TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CHIP

eaed proposals will be I>ceived by Tic undersigned
- until 10 O'Clock A. NJ MAJ LIST, ls5l, for receiving
storing and trans porting nil p. lic freight arriving
Paul Minnesota Territory and stined for Sandy Like
for year from the opening of the bids. ..
The unde rsigned the right direct the dcstt
nation Of said public freight any ether place than
Sandy Lake. the price to be graduated in proportion a.
the distance is increased or diminished.
Bids he endorsed "proposas for Trans peraton," 10
he aGdrc ssed the undersigned, and contain the
names Of two responsible persons, who will bccoIne
curity for the faithful ulhmcEt OF the agreement in the
penal sum Of $4,000.
J. s. wATROUS, Ind. Sub. Agent.
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency, February 10th, 1851.
MORE. Unreasonable bids will not he entertained, and
the surcties attach their for the faithful full
aimcn nj OF the bids.
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Iowa. Wisconsin md Minnesota, the desrabity of their
entering largely into the cultivation of fruit trees
Ii is Unknown fact that section Of the country j.
better adapted for raising apples, than the section Of
country before named; and yet how little is produced
Apples hear cNravnganty high price, and are scarce
ut ih:t Now is the time to remedy the cvili. For
dollar the nucleus Of excellent orchard be
formed; and here, where land is cheap, who would he
without one Now is the time to send in your orders
Such variety before offered.
When The selection Of is left myself shall
fill the order consistent; but when have
the variety ordered shall substitute such will be
nearest the ordered Orders filed in the order
they received, the opening Of navigation. BE in
time send in your orders.
r. MLAGAN, Agent.
Orders for will be promptly attended to, If leff
the store Of +. M'LAGAN co.
2-I5 ROberts-street, Saint Paul.
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III. r. M'CLOSKEY.

NMyHOiESAIE 6 ROGER Commission and Fbr~ ariry
w Merchants, and general, steamboat agent, has hi
store ard to arrive 10y early arrisar tire following a-
ries, which he offers ia, fsdc the lowest rats x
cash, at Ne. 35, Steam Boat Ian ding, CaenaI
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rs HEREBY aaasasaoes a an AGee sSAsxt eandidaf.
for building otsnn;hsioaef, u, ih eect>aA 20 bc helo
on the l4iA ii April Es5L
March 2n,---it
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STALL FED BEEF.

NAN he bought of VIM. II. Brown, AT his Store House
~ junction al Bench and Third streets ST. Pan of the
best quality. VIM. X. BROWN
April %, ISL.
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BkASDIEs; WINES AND LioUoiss.

800 Ibis rcctiicd wiiiskry
l2J monona.ahcia DO
10 quarter casks Otard
brandy
10 quarter Kegs Dupuis
q COS. brandy
n DO 10 rcllvolson do
10 dh 10 Ha,.hcl,e do
10 half pipes Hem iseu,
vintage ls05, brandy
30 eights cash >Ighette do
leo bhls New York DO
Is tbls 4th proof De-
50 Ibis Baltimore gin
3 pipes sv an gin
. do eagle do
Q punch ~. Cruz rum
) do Jamaica 10
~ bi'is New England 10
10 do peach brandy
2j do Irish wliiskey
2 punch Scotch NtW-fe=
3 do Irish do
20 casks London ro;tcr.
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DRs. LEE * REYNOLDS,
AN APPROPRIATE NEWLY EAR
N

uSA GOOD pACUERREOTYPE Likeness hand
II soniely colored in fine for ST. Two head. upon
Que plate $50. Splendid gold and peal embossed,
satin velvet aud eases, suitable f0r family
groups. Views OF steres residences churches public
buildings scenery Indian groups &C, &C. Paintings
Darnerreoypes accurately copied.Hc 'a'trf large
copy or adapted TO a ock.i, breach or fnser-ring.
Charges unusually low. JARVIS, Artist,
Fifth Street, near jackson.
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:. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. GEo..w. Prescott
LAND ENCY.
BAKER, HOBART, a. PRESCOTT.


LAND AGEN CY.
BAKER, HOBART, d PRESCOTT.
Office ON Third street, 81. Paul, NJ. T.
Will give careful attention the duties of their Of.
fee, general land Agents One of the firm has for
thirty been resident of the Northwest, and will
devote his time personal observation of the situation
and character of the lands in the Territory Office open
at all hours of the day: tots bought and sod
ad ahcing the collection Of debts, and letters of
inquiry promptly attended to.
DEMONSTRATIONS: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Cliica-
go; Hon. VIM. Thomas, Jacksonville; Col bradford,
Springfield; Hon Lewis Ross Lewiston; John Spencer
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, L. b. Randall, Alton; judge.
Mn,hall, Ruslville. Indiana Rev. b. +. Kavanau:l,
ladianap"lis Michigan Hon e. L. fcmeroy, Len1Mee
Co. Col Hickson Washtenaw Co. Minnesota Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon n. MLeam Rev. L. Hobart
SUPPLIES FOR THE CHIPPEWAS.
ca'cd proposals will he received by the undersigned
delivering the following articles at the herein described
places:
At SANDY LAKE.
1860 bushels Of Corn in sacks.
SO bbls. of Mss Pork.
AT L,roisrE, LAKE sTrERIon.
1ae hbls. superine Flour
- Mess Pork.
500 lbs. Of Cavcndsh Tobacco.
500 bushels corn in sacks. ..tt
FOND DU LAC srrERIoE.
200 bbl.. of superfnc Flour.
loo Z" Of Mess Pork.
500 bushels Of Corn IN sacks.
1900 rs. Of Cavcndi>h Tobacco.
The above articles be deli, cred a. follows, viz:
Al Sandy Lake, between the 18th of Map and the l5t,
If July.
Al La, te and Fond du lac before the Isl OF
June, ISL - ,
Ia he addresses IN ne ,dcr,gncd, and contain the
names of Two responsible p, sons, WHO VIII become Sc
sIry faithful fuflmcnt O.. HE agreement IA the
j. s. WATROUs, In,, Sub. Agent
Sandy Lake Sub. Agency. 10th Feb, ISL 49,,
NoTE. Unreasonable bids will not he eiterIab' go
the surees nlst attach their names for the faithful "
flmcnt Of the bids.
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Do bbis GREEN ArpLEs, received and for sale
Cd -.-y ca ~ J.. RCEEETs
1ANY sOLEs WILL BE SAVED

MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED
DY purchasing your boots and shoes, for yourselves
NJ and your families Of Hugh M'Cann, who makes
them order and upon honor, of the best stock that
lie Purchased IN market, expressly for customers,
who expected IN come again and buy 'nore Of the
Sort His shop = in the building lately
pied 4 law office bv Rice Il Bcektr. Bench street,
where eastom ers, Instead Of clients nIHy be SUITED
Stin, i. you please,
Bring your fees.
2-34 HUGH M'CANN.
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FERRY AT SAINT PAUL.

FEKKH At SAINT PAUL.
IbWE undersigned gives notice, that the proprietor Of
II the Fcrr, AZ the Lower Landing has built suitable
boats for ierr.ins aud Mississippi
river; aud has authorized and employ I'D me 10 perform
the duties nj h'rrNnan. When the ferry, can be
found al Mr. Tracss Store Thrill street, saint Paul
JAMES THOMPSON.
April %, 1851.
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rife NEW CLEE BOOK.

FNNfE Alpine rec Book, by WA b. bradbury, lss
n Trading icaliites greff variety al rrw and
heauiiiul Swiss Melodies, also, HaoBised Alpine shd
Tyrolrse Mrlodssthe choicest varet. ever prefshtH
tn the American singers, Tor sale 10y
Oct 81 J. BROOKES.
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EIlOCR.

~ Barrels nperiine Flour, for sale low to
q wv close consgnn,ents, by ID -'nat
ADM q. J. McCLOUD, Jr, d co.
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SOMETHING GOOD TO DRINK

SOMETHING GOOD TO DRINK
NAN always be found now at the Fremont House,
~ Bench Street, Saint Paul; something to smoke, a
good fire sit by and whatever is usually called for at
well provided bar People in travelling between the
landings who get fstigued, will find here comfortable
place their way.
November 2S, 1850. II. IT, DEYARMAN.
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DfCKERsOS d BRENT
r.. G.. CLARK e. CO.,

r.. c. CLARK. DiCKERsoN & BRENT r. l.. SMITH
II. G.. CLARK CO.,
Manu- facturers Of Wdiie Lead Lnseei and castor Oils
CORNER OF TWELFTH AND AUSTIN SITS, Sr. LOUIS Mo
OIice, at Counting Room of Dckerson Brent No. H.
Locust street.
FUNTIE undersigned manul 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 oi White Lead, &c, &c.
Every Painter in the city of 81. Louis, wao has
tried White Lead pronounCeS it superior other
manufactured in the Vest appears by their certificate
published below.
II. C. CLARK d co.
February 10, ISL.
Tho undersigned, Painters in the city OF 81 Iaus,
hereby certify that they have used the White lie sd
featured by r. e. CLARK Co, of this city, and find il
far they have yet tried it, to he very excellent
ticc, superior indeed any other White Lead manuac
tured in the West
JOHN y. WATSON, Il. THORNBURG,
McVICkER Il HISTED, JAMES SrORE,
w. 4. THORNBURG, RICHARD S HILLMAN.
GORDON & WOOD, w. = ETRIS.
II. &. ENGLISH, JAMES SCOLLAY,
MIDDLETON & .TARLTON.
ST. Louis, Feb. S. 1851.
Mcs~rs r. G. Clan k & Colt gives much pleasure
to inform you that having carefully tried your White
Lead in -cveral d,reRt ways find it equal in body and
wheness, and quality generally to any article manufac
tured in the West Sou liber, this
incubation il il will, he Of any benefit to you.
] AMI, with much respect, yours. &c,
CHARLES r WILGUS.
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r 1REsTI Buckwheat Flour can be had at
II FARaiNGTON's
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No. l9i Main-Strect, Galena.
WEIGH & MCCULhl,


"fIO!.ESAIE DEALERS j. NARnwARE
w CVTLERY, lRoN, NAILS. ard WIN
DOW GLAss, will furnish any article in their
inc at less prices, md the me terms that
can be had in 81. Iouis: tFaril<
FOR SALE,
500 kegs Of Nails 100 doz fecks: Knives
40 coils Of Rope 100 dog Scissors
100 doz Scythes 100 Roz Scy,he Sna.hs
80 dog Pitchforks geo boxes Giass
200 doz Locks 200 dos i.a,chcs
1000 loz Knives and Forks.
Also. castings Of every description, TO order. at
short notice, and at low pxsrss.
June Il, ls50.tf WEIGH 4 McCUILY.
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CHEAP CASH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CHEAP CASH STOR E--yy HOLESAL LIE
AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, rRONlslONs, HARDWARE, boots,
SHOES, HATS, CARS, CLOTHING, IMNTs,
OILS, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS ea
~ rsttf AND ST ALTON cry. es .tf 4.ftF
fUyHE SUBSCRIBER, by late arrivals Is now IN re-
IL ccipt and opening IN his new store GA st. Antbsny
Street, the "Autcrican House." barge ard ihos
complete assartmer of the abovcnaIsa Goods, which
will positively be sold lower prices fur cas than ever
before onrr, in this place His entire stock was select
Ell ith grcnt care and purchased In the Eastern aud
Southern markets for CASH that safely
his friends and the public generally that il will he 10
their interests call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists ia part ioows:
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OIL FdIL AND WINTER. ffNJO
WOODS HOUSE ~ CO..


No. 81 Main Str~st, GHfenG,
H6AtE by arrivals added 10 theft STOCK large
and We'll seleried assortment of FAN ma ntet
Goods embracing thing and itsfaie IN tis
tile close of Navigation and they womb Solicit The afs
tcnon of purchasers visiting the market Nj {. Eell~pt
stock Of shoes Of all kinds will I've found cot In fhisss
iripha, expressly for this market.
The following comprises portion Of then s,5tkt
6, 10, aud l2-4 Rbhon-hoiind Bed Blaals<ia
Biuc, Green and Dra5 Cloth Jo
White Mackiraw, heavy and 6ne
White, scarlet, orange ana fensba Flannels
Gray -miSei and White shaker ftahnkts
Printed Flanbes, all colss-S
Heavy-,wille,l white and tcr,iei Fisnnely. 4-U.s
Hsh-colorcd French and English Meriros .g
do NJ. Dss:sasS and nziauIuos
Plain and fg'd Alpacas. ali colhts
BoiGhazine and EEflion Cloths fat menfssaH
Rich black silks. phin and brooade
Silk Fringrs and Velvet Trimmings
Werstcd SUITS fat Chdrep's wexr
Fancy Cloths ana Cassimsrcs
Black Fir Clo,hs and doe-s skin 10
Sntinets, Shsep's Gray and Jeans
1871 blercuti and brown SheetinCs
A hroyen hnR hleached ShittDgs
Irish Linens aud lawGs
3-t and IA hest Canton FDnnnsls -.t ...
Madden prints, blue and orange da
great variety of WoneAs and Child sas Ucaiery
Kid, silk, ard Cashmere Gloves ,-t--
Neelie-~orsed Guns and Collars ...,-..'r.
housekeeping t.oods in variety If
I.sces, Edgings and Bbhbns
Swiss, plain and Jaroiet MusliHs
Rich Bonnet eud Belt Ribbons rfrt
Ladies snd CHATS silk shirts
HEAVY Spgb'ia do
Tickngs, Stripes and Checks
Heavy Cbrnforis and Wrstlrtx
With evtfy article usually kept I'm Dry Shores
feeling cbnedent that they able To give Satisfaction
in,cvery way The attention Of the public Is
July invited. ScpieMhss, 1850.
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GaIena apoerttsrWemts.
WHOLESALE AkD RETAIL hook
F-T0f7 SrgEEls @ "a
- Co lfa;s xfrSEf. Fofsuaf HASA. Ia
MORE NEyV DOUR,S,,

fresh suppl, as se.mom's
WI skctches Of Mithcs5ta, with Map fhr sale
nv t.t j. BRDOKES.
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sARR.TU - Iii,aII. MUSiC

SABBATH School Ce.ns Of Music and Poetry by j,
- & A. Cruikshank No selection Of Sabbath school
Music better Please children than ths iist 20
cents. or three dollars a dozen, sold by
oc,3i j. BROOCHES, s2 Mair-.,:
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OYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP. SARDINF,S,
Months Oyster Saoon opposite the American House,
Saint Paul.
The subscriber has fitted up the establishment without
reference to expense, expressly pleasant retreat,
where ''someIhing goOd be had, quietly and u
fortably, tn eat or to drink, or To smoke.
November, 1850. +. MONTE.
NOTICE.
nGR CUSTOMERS hereby Informed, that from
" and after this date we sell TO NO ONE ON
CREDIT, and they will AVOID A REFUSAL by bring
ing the money with them.
This refers TO aud all. H. w. TRACY & co.
ST. Pail, Nov. 20 1850.
THE SPANISH HIDALGO,
NNTIilIAM ARMSTRONG, bcss leave respectfully
w announce TO the public that he has had "a
Paul, aud has opened suit of door west of
the Ocean Wave, where he will continue 10 practice
tonsoris poong, hair-cutin,, and shaving in
~ branch Of the profession
y. B. Capillary ampuatiOn performed, il desired,
under the influence OF chloroforuI.
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench street. near the Lower Landing.
EP WEST McCIOUD begs leave to inform the cti-
He of -. Paul and the public Of Minnesota
generally, that he has just received large and well
sorted stock Of Hats and Caps Of the latest les which
he is prepared sell for cash far lower than goods
large stock hand he offer his goods M wholesale,
prices low be bought in the ST. Louis
kc Country merchants Wishing purchase, will find
il To their interest "a give him call.
~ d. Hats purchased at this establishment, ironed
free of charge.
ST. Paul November %, 1880 e-32
SLEIGH BELLS. SLEIGH BELI.S::
BEAUTIFUL Assortment, both loose and on straps,
N for sale cheap for cash at the
ST PAUL HARDWARE STORE.
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NOTICE.
ENLFELT & BROTHERS having disposed of their Gu
II tire stock of goods, desire all persons indebted Ia
them book otherwise To cali nmediatcl. and set
tie their accounts.
An persons having claims against them, requested
present them for settlement.
They this occasion express their thanks Tor tho
patronage heretofore generously extended To thcn and
inform their friends, that during the summer, or fa
they intend again Ia new and splendid assortment
of goods selected expressly for this market.
March lJtI.-iL .....
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lis. BUTTER and CHEESE-pIime
OOOO artcles-just received and for sale at
tSERGENTS
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NEW STORE.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully announce to The
citizens of saint Paul and vicinity, that he has just
received and is opening splendid stock Of goods
direct from New Nork) consisting principally OF Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps,
Bonnes and Hosiery Boots and shoes, Glass and Nails,
together with large lot of country made Flanne, Jeans,
IDscys and Socks all Of which VII he sold low for
cash, in exchang; for country produce.
K. NJ. SPENCER.
St Paul, November, 1850 2-30
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GLASS WAR f..

* boxcs assorted tunblcfs 1875 boxes ~ Or ria.as
- do do glass jars II do assorted lanterns
% do q" dtcanters zoo gals ,.eI0ioiEs
March LIST, 1851.
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NEW COLLECTION OF CHURCH MI.
SIC. at.
VUNHE Cantica audis the American Book Of Church
i Music, by Mason & Webb.
ALSo-The Alpine Grc Singer. complete collection
Of secular music, In four vocal parts, by Bradbury.
Sold by the single copy or dozen BY
] BEOOKES.
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FRIrIT TREES.

FRITI Il * EFsSe
~ THE SUBSCRIBER, agent for the ST. Al
S&E bans Nursery, Hancock Co, Illinois, is
IT, prepared to fill orders to any amount, Of
The choicest and most hardy variety Of
Applc-Trees. He would respectfully sug
III;
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HHARPER's New Monthly International, Graham
II Cooley. and Saraihs Magazines reed monthly and
for sale by J. BROOKES
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DAi:I FIR RUTYPfS.
A DAGUERROTYPE that Is faithful lhcness-that
n is exquisirely soft and mellow in tene-cear and
hie-ike in expression and oolorns, and finished with
neatncss and artistic beauty worth having Ii may be
view with undisgus-d satisfaction and passed
among circle Of friends, with the certainty Of being
recognized and ednircd. II you such Daguerro-
type, call at i. 49,
WHITNEY & NICHOLS
DAGuBRRE RooNs. on Third, above Roberts-strcef.
large variety Of handsome very besuti-
fully inisd with pearl Iikcnesscs taken in any wealth
err. Please call and examine specimens.
st. Paul, Feb !, 1851! 2-i2tf
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NEW BOOKS:--LATE. PUBLICATIONS:
David Coppcrfied, by Charles Dickens
Reveries Of n Bachelor. ny TX Marvel. --'t
Alton Locke. Tnor and Port. /-r...
Bards of tho Bible by Gillian.
Salantier aud the Dragon.
Foot-P Prints of the Creator, by Hugh Miller.
Letters from three Continents
A Winter in M:'lera end summer in Spain, &c.
The Worlds Progress. br Dictionary of Dates.
(.arlands Life of John Randolph, wells.
Kcnnedys Life Of VIM. Writ.
Received and for sale by J. BROOCHES.
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SH w

"yE HAVE IN store one az the kSEss, sssSks es
w Sbawis ever brought tn this snrsrt, eompas~d
mostly Of The celebrated Bay state Lans Sks~ Is,
very fine, and dcd for their cofoft and durA
5iity. Also Cloth, Silk, AND Cashmere squarr Sha y.
GaeHa, Sept, 1850. MOODS House 4. co,
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l6S, l25 Prizes, amounting TO 1858 ,6IO
From the LIST of December, l845, to the LIST Of
June, 1855. there will be Twenty Drawings, which
VIII take place every Six Months and from the
LIST OF June, 1856, 10 the LIST Of June, 1885, there
must be drawn.
The LIST OF June and December of each vear
mentioned in the Prospectus for the Drawings TO
take place. those of the Series and One Month
amer there will be the Distribution Of the Money
Prizes among the Bonds of these Selected Series,
according to the Prospectus.
The Repayment of the Bonds and Dividends
will be made by the Chief Electorate Hssse Bank.
at Cassel.
ON THE LIST OF DECEMBER, 1861,
Will take place, by AUTHORITY or rHs Gov
ERhmEAT, the Thirteenth Drawing Of Twenty
Series, or Five Hundred Bonds Of the above men.
TONED Loan, which must gain in the Distribution
on the lst Of January, 1852, the following Five
Hundred Dividends
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SALOON TO LET.

rkFO respectable and thoroughly competent pei :
II son will be let the Saloon under the Nation
al Hall, in the city OF Washington, together with
all the places in the Theatre above apart for re-
freshments.
The advantages Of this saloon exceed, perhaps,
those OF any other in the country being sufficient
ly extensive to have attached Restaurant, Bill.
lard rooms, &c. &c. The great saloon is accessi-
BILE not only to the audience of the Theatre but
also from the street, during the day well the
evening.
Applications (post paid) can be addressed to
The Proprietors of the National Hall, /" at the
Republic office, Washington city.