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Nav YoRK, March 2i-e y. %.
\ ire broke out in the Fruit Store, No.
500 West ST, at ? O'Clock this morning,
ui-1 qnickiy extended to Ave or. six, other
siu (, all Of stores, all Of which were des.
,r..fi. The families in the upper stories
bal 4 narrow escape. The lower stories
wcrs mostly occupied hy groccrs. The
Remains of IA man WIRE found in the ruins
'his morning, and it is probable mare have
Suffered. krg o: powder WAS found in
one Of the buildings, hut was removed in
time To prevent an explosion.
About the same time, a fire broke out in
ihe >team planning AMI Sash Factory of Mr..
,ini's, in Washington st. Brooklyn, which,
rI'n its contents, was destroyed. ti
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There will be iuuss meeting Of the PEOTL LIZ
Of Ramsey ana Dakota Counties, in Eont Of the
Upper School House, St. Paul, on Friday eve
ming. April nth. Let all who are opposed to The
factocs orr anizatioh, self-siycd the Democracy,
be on hand. There will be plenty Of good speak
ing. 49, aaa HS'i - H@ 'l''s tN7
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TRANsPcRTaTION ron THE WIN.

SEALED PROrOssLS,' properly endorsed VII; he
- received the Office of The superintendent la
dian AFairs 81. farl. until Thursday the first day Of
May for Transporting the Wnnebugo annuity goods and
provisions for 1851 Bidders will please ut what
price per 100 He. they will receive the property from
steamboats, ST PAIL, and store and transport the same
under cover, to the Wipnebago agency Long Prairie;
also gixe the NAMES Of the persons they will offer
suretes on the contract rs. - ttltf SWIFT :
.s..,... ~ - +. FLETCHER, Ind. sgent.
winEei,aso agency, March 20, ls5I- talsl ~ 3D.
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+ has been riEnored generally among my friends
throughout the country that was Keeping P,blic
House, and that had changed my business, which Is Lot
true wish to inform my old friends and the travelling
community, that am prepared to accommodate all who
may favor me with call, and WIZ good acconoda
tons eay house in saltwater. My bar well supplied
with the best OF goo" liquors, OYSTERS cigars, DC. My
stable IS wen supplied with hay, and All ask
Is, when they stop You at the door Of the Minnesota
House. aud tell that the saltwater House shut up
to come and see for yourselves. q - =,
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FRUIT TREES.

. : Ia
.sa.cysYs TIE SUBSCRIBER, nstat for the St. Al
X!EHlE bars Nursery, Hancock Go, Illinois, is
efafE9s rr,.nrrd to I'll orders TO AIRY aaio,nt, ci
xSXNES the choicest and ,mcst hardy variety of
Apple-Trecs. lie would respectfully sus-
-~2-ES- gcst to the citizens OF Northern Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin ard Minn,sota the desiraby of their
entering largely into the cultivation Of fruit trees
IL is we'll known fact that section Of the country is
better adapted for raising apples than the section OF
country .@te lamed ard yet, how little is produced
Appcs .r All eAravagantly high price, and are scarce
at that. Now is tine to remedy the eNli' fot
dollar or two The nucleus Of an e,ent orchard csn b.
formed, and here where land is cheap. who would Be
without one -rNow Is fc tlne to srrd IN your orders
Such variety wes never before Offered.
When the selection Of is left 10 my self, shah
fiji the order is consistent; but when have
not the variety ordered shall substitute such viii be
The ordered. Oiders filed in the order
they received the opening of navigation. BE in
time. Send in your orders.
s. Y. M'LAGAN, Agent. f
Orders for trees will be promptly attended to- il if
the store Of Z. MIAGAN & co,
2-i5 Robertsstreet, Saint Paul.
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posIrfvpuyiiAr ST. Iy.orts PRICES.

POSITfvEIyslAT ST. sJ0ytS PRICES.
Cheop Cash Sfore Ifor at asd Einfer Trade.
II, FUl ,Fi,T has 20 ~ rsccveJ and ofone'l his
81 faiF stock, yrisps one of fr hest
selected assort,rcnts Of Rssy-,nac Ciothing, rims
s9tieh, Boots, SiGcs, HITS, Caps. Fsacy Coed
ever brought 90 finucsots He would respectfully invite
Farmers aid oaers visiting 81. Pm 10 pny him 4 visit
~ he is dcsn hed to rtan tbe name which his tstal
Iiskment has so long held Of "Cheap Cash Store"
CLOTHING. ssfss
Thr following few Of the articles on hard:
Atra iiae black dress coats Black satin vtsts
do ~ irock do Figured do
Black and brown do Black silk do
Blanket do Fine Black Pants
Beaver Cloth do do Cassint 10
Fine Iiisen Shirts - .i1a'e Flannel Under shirts
Gingiam do Cotton aud wooden iese
Hickory do ~ OF MI sizes and sorts
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems thick boots Morocro slips, 81 .i-
I,oys' do Eoss shoes Of ali kinds
do Calf sewcd 90 Ladies boots, saoes, slippers
4 do Thick brogans &c.
~ 10 taa etf GROCE,R aE,S. $3.50 F@8 ~
consisting of Teas, yCofees, Sugar, Rice o. Il IT,
Moi;,sses, Monld AND Sperm CaHdes, Dried Apples,
Peaches, SOAP, Tohaeco, saicfai,s, Starch, Goldfish
Mackcrcl Cinnamon, Natmegs Cloves, Peppermint and
Pepper SJuce.
Also. large assortment Of Wooden Ware, consisting
Of Painted Tubs and Buckets, WassbOarss, Ginihcs
Tins, &c. All for sale cheap for casa No trouble to
show goods-neyt door TO the Fremont Hose--sigr
''Cheap Cash Sorer ~ u btsaf ffrfi
NIB Large supplies of Flour, Oats, Corn, and Pota-
toes always on hand. 2-3ly
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DON'T YOU Do fT.

hereby for,vsrn tile 81. "Pnul Buom Company" and
all Others TO obstruct or impede the channel of the
Mssissssipri the free passage Of this water therein
aorg the eastern bak of said river, below the Layer
Landing in St Paul. and at and above where boom is
being erected all Will hold any and all persons
trespasse, strictly liable III an action at law, for all
damages consequent thereon.
~ t'hl'r LOUIS ROBERTS.
ST Paul, March Sd, 1851. = ''' .ts
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MIR. oHIGHwARDEN.

H1' MIR. oHIGHNARDEN.
ATE from The ST Croix gives notice 10 the bearded
people OF ST. Paul that he has opened the rooms on
Third street, corner OF Minnesots; lately occupied by
Nathan Hale successor James TAYLOR for the practice
of the tosoal in ell its varieties and raidcatiosi
including plain and ornamental shaviDg ALSO hair dress
ing, capillary alumItaton and shampooing. 10.
Mr. II. bcss leave to give the following recrenc es:
Theophilus Karlunkle, Wiowriver; Col. James
Hughes Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and Snrveyer
of Lumber &c, Wiilowriyer, His Excellency, Isaac
Youns President If The Bank Of St Crox at st. faul.
and - others, including members Of Congress and
cx governors .inf.'. ,i'.-r .ifn 1854
ArNuAMPAGNE WINE.--ks superior article, for sale
Z i by the Basket or Bottle at FARRlNGTON'S.
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One Eyed Thompson, whose suicide was
recorled yesterday, was Ia haze been AZ
ruigned in the afternoon for altering one
Is o. hank notes to fiveS. hy chemical OPP
eration, (Which Among his other rosuish
a,pIi,hunents he had acquired,) bat he
has aou passed 10 trial nj higher court,
where he cannot complain that thieves and
cuI-ihroatS, worse than himself, are arrayed
90 ;rush him with their testimony. -
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No. Is4 tIain-slrset, Galena.

VXyHoLEsALE DEALERS In la apwxaE
w Cutlery, IRoN; NAIEs. md Wtn-
DOW GLASS, will furnish any article IN their
line at hess prices, and on the same terms that
can be had in ST, Louis :ssa q. a,s 49,. .l.I
$50 sss.g sal FOR SALE, ness i.is,t
500 kegs cf Nals 100 dcz Pocket kniyss
40 coils of Rope 200 dcz Scissors
100 doz Scyihes $50 100 dog Scyshe Snaths
SO dpz phchIosks 200 boxes Glass
200 abx Locks 900 dex Iaiches
1000 doz Knives and Forks.
Also, castings Of every. description, to order at
shor, notice, and at lou prices. F9R'.t
= June 6, tS50tf WELCHS McCUELN
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Another Fire in Cshicago.e9
CHICAGO, March IS.

-. WIZ AUUi ttIHICf -.
3 ire broke out in the southern wing of
the e.treme ,nauufae,ory establishment of
~ srS McCarnicks, in this city about IL
O'Clock, aad entirely destroyed that portion
uf nc. establishment, together wrh ats co:i-
irn;., and the black smith shop adjoining
Loss supposed To he from SIS, 10 $50, 900.
Surposes! To have caught from The sparks
81 a steamer which bad passed aw be-
fore he fire WAS discovered.
The building was not insured and the loss
Ni,, n heavy. 81
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GALESY AND MINNESOTA.
WAR EAGLE MILLS.

yENIE Subscribers basi,Ig completed their
u MIL under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge in the city III Galena beg leave to call the
attention q. dealers in Minnesota TO their stock OF Flour
always hand, feeling confident that they will be able
TO supply them anon favorable IL not more favorable
terms than any min which has sold nour TO the up
country. sr.f .r.. trg..r ..-
ot.t ...,l E. HEMpSrEAD az co.
Galenn, March IL, 1851. r.a $50. PSI
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

fM KUDNEY PAKkEK, late OF the ANerican
isssm Housc, LEVEL, Mass, having lease of the
large hotel at the upper end Of ST Paul, With
rything in roper order for the convruienc of trav
eers boarders, families desiring frscd apart
invites his friends and the pu.L TO gIye
him cuil, believing that he do Us mrch for their
comfort be expecte6i ia Cosniry not It
supplied with regular markets. Ally
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r. 8, NEWELL.

Tin, Sheet-Froh and Copper Worker,
H EErS always hand, OF his mannfactory on Thrill
IN near Roberts Street, st. Paul. a general .ssor,-
OF Tinware Sheet-Ircn and Copper Camp Kettles
also, does work To order such Roofing Evc-iroghs
Conductor, and the various otter kinds Of werk IN his
line; besides Zinc jappancJ Lamps, Candle.s;ticks,
Spittoons &c, well assorted lot of Stoves OF
yarious patterns. 2-39.
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AN APPROPRIATE -NEW-YEAR
..i.-s nQ ErSENT.t - t-F

GOOD pAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESS hand
Il somely coo-cd IN fic case for 81 TIVE heads upon
one p,nte Sa,50. Splendid gold ard pearl embossed
AIM velvet asl morocco eases, suitable for sni,
groups Views If stores residences, churches, public
bnikncs scenery Indian grops, &c, &c Paintings or
COW or adapted to a lockst, breach Gnser-ring
Ch.rc-s unusually low 91et JARVIS Artist,
:. 10's,-s7 - -lin Fifth Street. near Jackson.
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VINO WANTS rTRNrTURE!
DRS. LEE n REYNOLDS.

ID SHrge0n DsHfisfs, DabaTe, Joms.
VKYOtIID respectfully inform the ciiizcns of Sari
w PnnI, Saint Anthony, and Saltwater, ihas ore
Of them will spend few weeks in eaci place, semi
YEARLY tSprng aed Fall) fnr the practice Of teir
essen; and all Gesirous of Dental operations may ri
upon their punctuay. Their viii be very mod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis. ~ = -
ID. Il. LEE.
s.t.a ais rtt fIttl4 C.J. REYNOf.ES
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4a BOUNTY LAND.

w p. MURRAY Il prepared to give Instructions
W. and prepare the necessary proofs IN erdr. "a
otain The land due soldiers Of the war OF 1874
aai FT rdsE tv..s .ac.. Re ..t .c Ct Congress o.
i-- - Thu, s;:sI:. 2.ai
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lis4s Z afa31N Nfirrf,r, &

, - NOTICE. ~. .
VUHEBEAS my Wife, Rosa iottIsrm,, has Icfi my bed
w as, boarl without any inst of provoeasic,
lorid any person from trusting harhong her on ray
account, AS 1 wig pay no Jeb,,oi her contracting.
PfDO 3 LOTHIAN.
saltwater, March fti,, 1851 > inside, outside,
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143 Mar, S rs, 81, d,9sis, NO. 49,,
"" Nets AND NJ, SssfRsw-Goo'Ds, 800 :
A RE receiving the largest stock ct these goods
"A ever before brought 70 tbs msuset. hassgh resi-
dent partner east, tes have Tits ,cites in ur
chase and selection of goods which they have never be-
fore eIjoyea and WIN 1T all tni,ss be enabled 10 oir
their friends, and country merchants generally, articles
In their ne Of The E,sbionsbe STYLE aud prices
which cannot ai TO suit Their assortment consists in
part follows. st sea. 81.
$50 doz No l. 2 aud extra fash Moleskip Hats,
$50 :. med. DUALITY and fine iasl, Angola 90
goo :" common quality do DO
IS 90 low crown broul-b-im ~ DO
$50 Russia HAS, ussorted styles and qualities,
. co g drab brush hats, high and low crown, ~
IS g estra fash, slrab and black beaver hats, aa
SO selt , dran brush, ass'a qdHli'ies, p =
rs do drah ndrcarl beaver, far, seal, and musk
rat hats,
$50 " do do f,u bats ass ii coiors,
bi5f " line sstxoGy Congress hats ass d qualities,
$50 extra quaint, lsaIny Lind, new style,
go Kossuta aud Hungarian hats, $50
80 boys soft sir assd coiors,
! 80 g do Gorgtsss and Santa Fe Hats, -
loo . do Jenny Lind ssd.a 81 ~
$50 :" do common pearl, white aud hluc wecl, "a
loo cerro Gorto wool hats, extra sizes,
SEQ "-icomnlon waol ass'd black, white ard bluc,
leo black a,'d pearl Ashland sporting hats,
90 Union hats, tfRs 81
800 $40 men, mems cIoh cars every variety Of style
100 q. line roll broad silk plusl, caps, u, = q.
so glazed silk cans, a,f.s ff..ai.,. rf
loo do lawn do ~ 81.
IS f,iints' turbans silk and cotton velvet -
5eo0 meas and hays palm leaf hats, ass'd qualities
40 I" high AID law crown, single and double bfn
s.5s~ Ru,land, Pedal Birds e,e and China pearl
ss... straw hats, -'iit l-F $50 a"@F
leo g iDEat's iesho1I nats;, 4, 5s 80 Bf
GO do ftncs i.rtpn, Dnnstalle, ard TeGal hats,
lu0 Panama hats, assd styles aid qualities,
go :" Florence bid bol,cts, nss'd quality, "a 81
lleo bopEcts comprising every variety Of k,lies'
aud n,isae- lace, straw, and lawn honpets.
The above goods will be sold at avery small advance
on manufacturers Prices. use" - asa4 R-seUt
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1901 FAIL And VLITER. e..lloJO.
WOODS HOUSE a Co,

NO. D Main" SfTecf, u afthd,S~*
UIkNE by arrivals added to their stock izfsc
he and well selected assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods embracing syery thing ew and desirable In tfstv
line. Additions viii be made from time time IN,
The close OF nayisaten and they would solicit tho ~.
tetion OF purchasers visiting the market An excellent
deiphia. EXPRESSLY for This market 81 aaesaN5 H6
The following comprises portion of their stock 81
g, 10, and i2-4 Ribhcn-bonnd Bed RlaEkcts
Blre, Green. and Dfab Cloth DO f4tiH 9'n3@
White MaekiDaw. heavy and Gre ID iilu iiia
,.., White, saarlct orange and iciau FJanatls fbA
do do al s6ptfior quality
Gray -,nixcd and white Shaker Fiam.eisf 1s7IT
Printed Fianpels, all eolors .t.ssfr f@Hi d -
Heavy-twlied white and scarlet FlanneIs, -.
Ifish-coored French and En- slish Merisos -
- do M. Eel~ainss. and Damazibes -
Faib ard figd Aipacas, all enIors
Bonibazbe and Canton Cloths Sot mdarkihg -
Rich black SILKS, plaza apd brocade - trfa.S
3 SILK Fiinges ard Velvet Trimmings
Wers,ed Siufls for q hiidrei's ~exf Is
Fancy ClotlIr epd Cassmeres 80 - HUH
Black Fir CLOTHS aud d.s-skip do .s.f{-ss 'tts
Satincts, Shcer's G ira, ard Leans
lG-3 bIeacifsd and bfs'wn S:seetings go tiiirf
Al brown arhlAleacbed Sblriiigs ~ Hsv8gF
Irish Linens ard iawIs
3-4 and IA best Canton FlanE.is
Nader prints. blue and orange d. n ,,iisss. 4
A great variety of W opens usd chdsea. Hosifry
Kid, silk, aud Cashmere Gloves
Needle worked -Cuhs and Collars 2 49, ftssf
.., Iioasckecring Goods in variet, sisA s.yast
Laccs, Edgirss ard Robbins - ave = f.,..,s..
SWISS, plain md jarostt Niisiina
Rich Bonnet end Belt Eibbons SO 10 sfA
l. viits snd Ges' silk shiris 81 stfs ifsti fstg
Heavy Sagovia do ~ d
Tickinss, Stripes and Clerks
Heavy Comforts ard Wrisiiets 1.
With ever, article usnaiiy Kept NJ Bfs Good Htores
feeling ccaides that ihcy ahs satisfaction
IN every way. The ssser.son 81 sse public is r.eset-
fully invited September, 1856.
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SOMETHING coon TO DRINK

ANAN always be found now at the Fremont House.
- Bench Street, Saint Paul; something smoke, =
good fire to sit by, and whatever is usually called os
a wei provided bar. People in travelling between the
landings, who get fasned, will find here comfortable
place TO rest on their way.
November %, 1850. ii. ii. DEYARMAN.
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S,uR1r:u s55IO.,T NfT.k-,

CARRA1H school Gems Of Music and retfrs BY }.
~ & A. CrnkshaDk, No ssi,TfioB ef Sahbsfs School
Music better please children thai this. rice 80
cents, or tarse dollars dcrsa, sold by
oct3l J. BRoOkEs, So Nain-st.
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THE NNxy CT.E,E ROOK.

TIME AlFmc tlec Book, by Vim. b. Bras1sury. Its
u leading fcstsres are great variety 1T new snsi
bcaaar sw is Hcfxes, also, Harisvnis~d Alpine aid
rol~se Mcodissthe hsiccst variety ever presestd
To the American Singers, for ssIcby
Oct. 81 a Al ,@.EROOKES.
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NGw fnRK, March 1872 pm.
Ih, effects of the storm were felt severe
81 80 Satan Island last night. The works
uieUs the shore we're submerged by heavy
t,ic which made complete breach over
Il a,i several nI the dorks. Health Off
ce.'- Deck, at Quarantine, was much dam
nscl. The new hulk head recently built
n Nispleton, was partially washed away.
PORTIONS Of a wrecked brig were carried
high Ipnn ihc beach nj Va1derbi!ts. The
laTting WAS also damaged by the heavy
sec. Nearly all the vessels a. Staien Isiani
dr.g se,l4 their anchors. On the North
ani East rivers the tide rose above the
q 'ekz, aud il is feared that some If the
Collins shipping hrs received serious dam
ar". On the north side of the city. in vi
ciu.n Gf Rector and albany streets, and
"lh, 5, nasy families have been driven
ironi their Eernes aai >sme compelled to
take refuge in station houses. One faniily
was resrured ireIn = cellar in which they
ura,.y lost their lives. Beds, bedding and
oh, articles, may he seen floating about
ibe locks, and altogether, the. scene is one
uh.rl bad never before been witnessed by
abe eye of man. On the Jersey shore,
riuca damage is feared. The storm must
have been severe iu thai quarter. 4 "a,
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D. A. :. BAKER. NORRIS HOBART. ESQ. w. rnEsco1
LA ID A C e CY.
BAKER, HOBART, d PRESCOTT. ..,
Onice on Third strecl, sd. | anl, NJ. n.

Office on Third street, ST. aul, NJ. 4.
VIII 1--WE "a careful attention TO the duties Of their Of
fee, general land Agents. One Of the firm has for
thirty year, been resident of tie Northwest and will
devote his time personal Observable of the situation
and character Of tie lands the Territory. 0ce open
at ali hours of tie day. town lots bought and sold:
paid; convc ancg the collection Of debts aud letters Of
inquiry promptly attended to-
Observation-Disclosures: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chca-
90; Hon. VIM. Thopas Jarhsonrille Col. bradford,
Springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross cHston John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, |. Il. Randall. Anon; Jndge
Mushaii, hli,iiie- Indiana: Rev. II. 4. FGvauaush
Indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. G.. l.. fOmcroy, ienawee
Co; Col. Iiicksor, Washtenaw 60. Minnesota: Hon.
A. Goodrich; Hon N M'Leaii; Rev. c. l!oLa.t.
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u
DIR. n. BARBOUR

"TOlILD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
wv Fani and vicinity. that he has returned after a
temporary aseIceiof irw months, and offers his pro-
fssiooa services to the public. Thankful Tor past ayors
and soliciting share Of public patronage he win prac-
upon the Eclectic Reform Principle discaring
curry in all its FORMS He will lie found at his old stand
at all hours, except when PROFESSIONAL. engaged.
April 10, lc5l.a~- 20 80 - 49,. Psi
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John RRfNKMAN.

rs HEREBY ANNOUNCED as an independent candidate
for building commissioner, at The election to be held
,n the i4th Of April, 1851.
March 20,--it s f8itle sd 80 ~
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1Ieg-U- NEW STORE.

YNNHE Subscriber would respectfully announce to ihe
Il citizens of Saint raul and vicinity, that he has just
received and Is opening splendid stock of goods
(rect fre'a New York; consisting principally Of Dry
Goods and Clothig, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Quecnsw are, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps,
Bonnets and Hosiery Boots and Shoes, Glass aud Nails
together with large lot Of country made Flane leans,
J.iusevs and Socks all Of which will be sold low for
cash. or in exchaIgc for country produce.
r. SPENCER
ST Paul. November, 1850. A. - lt-..i J. 2-30
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New YoaE, March 20-2P. m.
Adyices from RIO .Ianeiro to Feb, llih,
eePurt, that an explosion Of gun pou,ler
s'crlrrcd on board The French sloop Eliza,
~ which tea persons we're killed and TWEEN
81 savere!y wounded, 4R ,l
W tneut,"n IS made in The papers or The
Ireafy Of friedship between Brazil AMI Pa
rHq say.
Judge Wade, lately elected Senainr from,
Ohio. hss made most bitter speech against
the iugtive slave law. s ,,....-,..fy
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Ply 'iti NOTICE.
ESLFELT 81 BROTHERS having disposed of their IL
IL tire stock of goods, desire all persons indebted 10
them book otherwise to call Immediately and set
tie their accounts
All persons having clams against them, retiuestes.
TO present them for seitleineut.
They take this occasion express their thanks for the
patronage heretofore generously extended 20 tien and
20 inform their friends, that during the SUMMER ail,
they intend open aud splendid assortment
of goods, selected expressly for this market.
March 25i!.-4t t'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10
Do hbls GREEN APPLEs, received md for sale
20 7.x sw " L. EClER1S

MANY SOl.ES WILL BE SAVED
IHI purchasing boots and shoes, for yourselves
ID and your families of Hugh M'Cann, who makes
them o,der and upon honor, If the best stock that
be purchased in market expressly for customers,
who expected to az ain and buy ''mcrc of the
sort" His sliopis the building lately
pied law Office, by Rice & Becker, Bench Street,
where customers, instead Of clients, may be suited.
~ Hsflt Still, if You please, 'i3
f. = . .~I,. Bring Your fees. f-,at1 T-ft
2-S4 HUGH M'CANN
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10

EvREsII Buckwhcat Flour can be had at ---l--g
FARRlNGToN's
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-04-10

GOLDEN syrup and sngar-loasc Molasses for sale al
" 4r... -t.. FARRINGTON'S
nYsTERs, sardines, Brown-stout ard Scotch Ale for
~ sale at - ,e FARRlNGTON'S
NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
fiif Ha MENTS.
A IL. persons having unsettled accounts with Will
n onghby a. Powers, respectfully requested to
call and settle the immediately, and ali indebted
the said firm, requested fork without delay. The
business of Livery Stable and Staging will he
upon cash terms and no other No have any
credit and will save the refusal by not nsk for it, We
shall good Concord Coaches between st. Paul and
st. Anthony ard nothing else. r'f't' hf 4f A -7
wIi.LOuGHBY, TOWERS & Co.
ST. Panl, Jan 18TH 1851. fataH