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AN APPROPRIATE NEw.YEAR
pRE CENT.

5 GOOD DAGUEKNEOTYPE IIKENESS hand
u soacy coiored in fine case for 80 TIVE hcaGs upon
plate 80. Splendid gold and pearl cniinsyeti,
satin, velvet and morocco cases suitable for family
groups Views Of stores residences, churches, public
buildings, scenery Indian groups, &c &c. Paintings
Dagucrrcoypes accurately oopied,he latter large ..
copy adapted TO lockct, breach fngerrtns,
Charges unusually los. JARVIS, Artist.
Fifth Street, near jackson.
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DON'T YOU 10 1T.

hereby forewarn the ST. "Paul Boom Company, - and
all others, not to obstruct impede the channel Of
Mssissssipr the free passage of the therein
along the eastern bank Of said river below the Lower
Landing in ST. PAM. and and above where boom Is
being erected; as viii hold any and all persons 50
tresrasiRg, strictly liable IN an action at law, for all
damages consequent thereon.
LOUIS ROBERTS
St raul. March Sd. 1851.
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FAIR WARNING.
me and ettlel

a Ii persons indebted BY book account previous
IA to March Isl 1851, requested call and settle
Immediately b, cash note, shall put our books
into the hands of W. ID. Phillips ESQ., after the lst day
of April Money be raised 10 parchsse new stock
End more particularly Ia paw debts Come ore and all
IRVINE & BKANLEY,
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GIVE 4 BIT OF ROPE FOR HALTER

ES-A To some persons, and they Know IN
fuA&S4M well enough how to find horses but Ev1eAA
r if you give men the best horses and \ at-seS
ponies In Mnnesos, they will know where 10 find
good Hacrs Saddles Brides, Martingaes and Harness
ses, until they learn that A. X. FRENCH has re-
moved across Third Street. St Paul, into his shos
next door east Of Sam1 ii. Sergcnt's where every
branch Of Saddlery and Hamess-mnking, us well \,
Trunk-makng is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint frul, January ], ISL
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MIR. HIGUwARDEN.

ATE from the St CroiA gives notice Ia the bearded
IL people Of st. Paul. that he has opened tho rooms on
Third street, of Minnesota; lately occupied b.
Nathan Hale James Ia, loT, for the prarce
of the tonsora in all its varieties and ram atoms
including plain and ornamental shaving also, hair dress
ing, capillary ampntaton and shampoomg.
Mr.. II. bcgs leave To give the following references:
Hon. Thecphilus karbnnklc, Wiowriver; Col. James
Hughes, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and SuTve,er
OF Lumber, &c, Willowriver. His Excellcncy, Isaac
Young President Of the Bank OF St CroiN at 81. Pcu
and 10 Others, including members Of Congress and
cx-gosernors. 2-3i
HtHAMPAGNs wINE.-A superior article fer sale
bv the Basket or Bottie at FARRlNGTON'S.
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GENERAL ORDERs--NO, I.

GENERAL ORDERS..NO. 4.
HEAD QUARTERS, Ant GES's OFFICE,l
ST. Paul, Min Ter, Apr. &, 81.
The Chief Of the Militia Of the Ter
rtory directs the following organization Of the Militia,
viz:
The Territory TO constitute ono Division.
The Territory to constitute one Brigade.
2. The following appointments Of Staff and Field OH
Gers are made:
JAMES Nee. BOAL, Adju,ant General
GEO 20 v. FsRssiNcroN, Aid, de Camp
OLIVER PARSONS, 10 inc
q. ii. KELLEY Conl. III Chiei'
JOSEPH w. FURBER, Major Genernl
RUFUS FARNHAM, Brgsdier General
by order OF the Conmander i,- Chief
"-ih JAMES McC. BOAL, Adj. Gen.
VUNE PUBLlC can find the Stove Warehouse Of J.
II ;. NEW ELL, at No ,, Ramsey's Block on Third
wear f'""e''s S'reht- April "a.
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SHANCI.S.

XNE HAVE in store one ef ,hs largest stocks Of
w Saawls brought 60 this market. composed
mostly Of the celebrated Ray State Long Sixwls
very Re aud sur their com fort ava. drrs-
biny. Also Cloth Ssik, and Cashmere Square ShawIs.
Galcns, Sept, 1866. WOODS HOUSE 4. co.
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BEN. w. RRUNSON

DEN w bN0 IVSON
Notary Public and County Surveyor,
liz AN ING opened Land Agency will attend
L L. to the location of Military Land Warrants,
entering government lands, securing prescription
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment Of taxes. will also draw and take nc
acknowledgements Of deeds, mortgages, &c.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, +. du C'n, Wis.
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. II. bradley, Esq. Gaiena, iii
l.. S. FELT. Esq, Galcna. Ill.
Hon. VIII. FORBES, St Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NOrE.-I have been TO considerable expense
in procuring fac simi!e copies of the township
plats at the Land Office, and have made arrange
ments to be advised weekly Of all entries and pre-
emptions made, therefore can give at any time
any information i'll regard to the vacant lands in
the district.
d. w. BRUNSON.
,f
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BOWLING SALOON.

KEXT Thursday, being the Is. day Of MAY, 1851 the
~ new ROW. LING SALOON of Alexis Cloutier, al
Saint Anthony, will be opened and the subscriber will
endcavor 10 provide Mt oil times, such amusements and
refreshments usually found ia the best regulated
establishments of the kind.
ALEXIS CLOUTIER
ST. Anthony, April 25, 1851. lit
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81 bbls. GREEN APPLEs, received and Tor sale
- u rsry " !. ECsEE1S


MANY SOLES WILL BE SAVED
HDN purchasing yp:;r ard shoes for Yourselves
Id and Your families, of Hugh M'Cann, who makes
them order and upon honor Of the hest stock that
be purchased in market, expressly for customers
who expected again aud buy 'nore of The
sort" His shop is in the building lately oecu
pied law Office, by Rice Becker, on Bench street
where customers instead Of clients, may tc shifted
Still if you please,
Bring your fees
2-A HUGH MCANS
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D. A. $. BAKER. MORRIS HOBART. GEO. ". raEsCorr
LAND ENCY.
BAKER HOBART & PRESCOTT.

Office on Third street. st. 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 North West and will
devote his time personal observation of the situation
and character of the lands in the Territory Office open
At all hours of tho day. lots bought and sold;
paid convey ancg the collection OF debts and letters Of
inquiry promptly attended TO-
Observation-Disclosures: Grant Goodrich, Esq, Chica-
go; Hon VIM Thomas, Jacksonville; Col. Bradford,
springfield; Hon. Lewis Ross Lewston John Spencer,
Esq, Rock Island; Rev, /. b. Randall, Alton; Judge
Minshal Nashville Indiana: Rev. II. T. Kavanaush
Indianapolis. Michigan: Hon. G. l.. Poneroy, Lcnawce
Co; Col dickson, Washtcnaw Co. Minnesota; Hon.
4. Goodrich; Hon. \. M'Leani Rev. c. Hobart.
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SALTWATER NoUsE.

Main btTssf, baUratcr, NfEncstss Territory.
Es3.xs l.. BUfoRD having taken charge OF shis we'll
l.!.T Known Hotel, nnd entirely Fitted s,d reno
--1&s- yaed IL. is prepsrea 10 receive AND entsrtaA
his friends and the public. BY assdaoys ai'eniieE 10 the
wants al his guests he hrpes "a sr liberal pptfcrses
IL baggage tskcn 10 aas hVrl sse Hense free Ct
charge. Sl-u
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

fE9.fA RODNEY PARKER, Iats Of the American
Ham House, Lowell Mass, having lease of the
-As large hotel at the upper end of 81. Paul, with
everything in roper order for the convenienc trav-
clcrs, boaers families desiring furused npnrtn, nis
respectfully invites his friends and the public to give
him CALL believing that he do much for their
comfort be expected IN new COUNTRY ~ not vet
supplied with regular markets. Say
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!. BROoKES.


XEyIOAESALE Grocer, Commission and Forwarding
w Merchants, and general steamboat agsfi, has ia
store and arrive IL eaIy arrivals the following sr
clc which he offers the trade tha lowest rates f1
cash, al No. IS, Steam Boat Landing, Gaens.
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MIILIN cry.

MRS. NJ. l.. STOAkES wishes TO inform the Ladies'
1Vn of Saint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop St Anthony Street, few rods Of the Pres
byterian Church. where she woula be happy to attend
TO all orders in her line of business.
She would invite particular attention TO a large und
various assortment Of goods which she recently
ected in an Eastern city expressly for this market;
among which Bonncts Of variety of les suitable
for the season, Silks, Satins, Arcias and Pmes;
short Trimmings of every description, which she would
be happy to dispose OF at reasonable Dresses will
be cut and made IN the latest style, TO order
November 20, 1850. 2-SiyI
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NOTUCE

VNHEREAS my wife. Rosa LOTHIAN, has len nv bed
and board without just cause Of provoeuiion.
fol bid person from trusting harbnrng her my
account, rs will pay no debt OF her contracting.
PIDO :. LOTHIAN.
Saltwater, March ith, 1851 > inside W outside
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TuE NEW CT,EE ROOK,

vEIIIE Alpine Glee Book, by VIM. 3. Brscbary. 1ts
u leading features great variety 81 new ard
beautiful swiss Melodies, also, Iiarmonsed Alpine ard
T "ese Meodicsthc choicest variety ever prcseTted
60 tho American singers, for sale by
J BROOkES
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DIR. ~. BARBOUR

XXyOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Snn,
w Paul ard vicinity that he has returned after O
temporary absence of d few months and offers his pro-
ssonal services TO the public Thankful for past favors
aud soliciting share Of public patronage, he will prac
tce upon the Eclectic Reform Principle, dscardng
curry all its forms. He will be found at his old stand
at all hours, except when professionally engaged
April TO- 1851. PSI
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LAND.

'" r. MURRAY is prepared 70 give instructions,
w and prepare the necessary proofs in order To
obtain the land due the soldiers the war OF 1914
a:s ri rdxnws-, E2e.r RS ..s Of Congress o..
Gce 81 him Stise 2-cl
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CHEAP CASH STORE-syyHOLEsAL LIE
AND RETAIL.

GROCERIES, FKONl5lONs, HAhDWkNE, EOofH,
SHOES, HATE; CAPS, CLOTHING, fMNTs,
Oils, GLASS, FURNITURE, BOOKS
AND STATIONERY.
VNIfE SUBScRIBEH by hte arrivals Is now W re-
Il ccipt and opening in his new Store on 81 Anthony
Street near the sAncrican House." large and most
complete assortment Of aboye-naIBed Goods which
VIII positively be sold nj lower prizes for cash 10 an ever
before offered in this place HIS entire stock was select
ed with great care and purchased IA tie Eastern mud
southern markets for Cash, that he safely asssfe
his friends and The public generally that IL viii be 10
their interests 10 call before purchasing elsewhere and
examine his stock which consists in part fow.:
~ I.sE 4
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NOTICE.

UAURiNG q temporary absence from the Territory
NJ the business Of the undersigned will be attended IA
by D. Allen Esq, who will found at INV old o;cr on
Third Street l.. 4. BABCOCK
81. Paui, April ., 1851. :-Ji
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ROCKS, Rn0Ks.,

HAVING just received large additions, the subscriber
y now offers for the inspection Of all persons wishing
Books and Stationery, either large small
iagge stock o school Books, together with
neut Of sta: dar works in almost every department
knawl,dge, Of great extent and variety.
SPELLING BOOKS-Sahders', Towns, Webscr's and
McGuneys.
READERs-McGuheys and Sanders LIST, I'd Sd, 4th
and 9Th readers.
COMMUNICATIONS s. Snfths Milchcps Morses
Parley's aud Goodricll's.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Smiths, Colburn's, Rays,
Enlerson's, Adams, Perkins and Dabolis.
GRAMMkRS--Bullion's Browns, Wells, Kirkham's,
Smiths, piGneo's and FpIcr's.
Observation-Disclosures Hsies, Wizards, Wilson's
u. 3.
ALSO;
Works chemistry, geology, minerealogy, philoso-
ply, phs siology and botany Mathematical and class!
cal works, standard works medical SCIENCE theology
cal and law books.
Paper and blank books in any quantity, of every va
ric,y. j. BROOkES,
April "a 90 Main street, Gniena.
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vyo, i43 M Va ss s. L.as., No , NO.
NETS AND SrRAW-GOODS,
RE now receiving the largest stock Of these goos
n ever before brought this market. Having a resi-
dent partner east they have this facilities IN the ur
chase AID selection OF goods, which they hav be-
fore enjoyed and will at all times be enabled 20 offer
their friends, and country merchants generally, articles
Ia ther line Of the fashionable STYLE aud prices
which cannot fail TO suit Their assortment consists in
part as follows.
$50 doz No !, 2, and extra fash Moleskin Hats,
$50 . med. quality and fine fash Angola do
go common quality do do
IS low crown broa3-hrim DO
$50 I" Russia Hats, assorted st, les and qualities,
20 drab brush hats, high aud low crown,
Is extra fash. drab AMI black beaver hats,
Sss son eIaS hru'h' ass'd qualities,
rs 80 drab and pear! beaver, fur, SEAL and musk.
rat hats,
$50 do do fur hats assti cOlor.,
s75 fine Saxony Congress hats, ass'd qualities,
4S0 extra quality Jenny Lind, new style,
go Kossutn and Hungarian hats,
$50 boys soft fur, ass'd colors,
$50 do Congress and Santa Fe Hats,
100 do Jenny Lind,
a50 do Common pearl, white and blue wool,
l0c Cerro Gordo wool hats, extra sizes,
600 common wool ass'd, black, white md blue,
100 . black aud pearl Ashland sporting hats,
80 Union hats,
500 mep's cloth caps, every variety of style
100 hne roll broad silk plush caps,
so =" glazed silk caps,
100 do lawn do
Is Infants turbans, silk and cotton velvet,
5000 mems and boys palm leaf hats, assd qualities
$50 high and low crown, single and double brim
leghern hats,
ai5 . Rutland, Pedal, Birds eye and China pearl
straw hats
100 infants Leehorn fiais
90 DO fancy Luton, Dunstablr, and Pedal fats
100 Panama hats, ass'd styles and qualities,
SO Grenada do
$50 Florence BID bonnets, ass'd qnnlity,
llCo bonncis comprising every variety Of ladies'
and misses lace, straw, and lawn honnets
The above goods will be sold ut very small advance
on nanufacturers' prices. 2-5ot4
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CsABRATH school Gems Of Music and Poetry b. ).
y d. 4. Cruikslignk. No selection nf Sabbath School
Music can better please children than this. Price 30
cents. r three dollars 4 dezen, sold by
oet3l J. BHOOkES, o2 MnIn-st.
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NEW BOOKS!.-LATE PUBLICATIONS.
David Copperield, by Charles Dickens.
Reveries Of a Bachelor by Tx Marvel
Alton Locke, Tailor and Port.
Barls OF the Bible, by Gillian.
Salan,lcr and the Dragon.
Foot-Prints OF the Creator by Hugh Miller.
Letters from three Continents
Winter In Madeira and Summer in Spain, &c.
The Worlds Progress, or Dictionary Of Dates
Gsrland's Life of John Randolph, vols.
kennely's Life Of Wm. Writ
Received and for sale by J. BkOOKES.
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DUTTEH. Soda, Wine, aud Bestan Crackers for sale
AZ fARRiNGTOS-H
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pIcKERsos & BRENT

X C. CLARK. pIcKERsos & T.. Z. SMITH.
X. &. CLARK CO.,
Manufacturers Of White Lead, Linseed and Castor Oils
CORNER or TWELFTH AND AUSTIN SITS, Sr LOUIS, No
Office Counting Room Of Dckcrson Brent, No. IL.
Locust street.
TaNiE undersigned an%tacturers Of White Lead, Lin
seed and Castor OIL in the city Of ST. Loas, having
about months since completed their establishment,
prepared to furnish Painters ard dealers with a
superior article OF White Lead, &c, &c.
Every Painter in the city Of St Louis, w&o has yet
tried White Lead pronounccs il superior any other
manufactured in the West, appears BY their certificate
published below.
N.C. CLARK & co.
February TO- ISL
The undersigned, Painters in the CITY Of ST. Ieuis,
hereby certify that they have used the White Lead
featured by r. C. CLARK Il Co. of this city, and find il
far they have yet tried it. to be very excellent
ticc superior indeed any White Lead
tured in the West
JOHN :. WATSON, y. TfTORNBURG,
McVlCKER IL HltTED, JAMES SPORE,
". A. THOR NBURG, RICHARD = HiLLNAN,
GORDON * WOOD, W. =. EJRIS.
NJ {. ENGLISH JAMES SCOLLAY,
MIDDLETON 8, TARLTON.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. s, 1851.
Mes>rs n. c. CLARK Colt gives me much pleasure
Lead in several dfereai ways find equal in body and
tured in the West You at liberty 10 this
mt ndAtion if il will he Of any benefit 10 you.
am, with much respect, yours, &c,
CHARLES T. WIICCS
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IFE and Letters cf Thomas Campbell, edited by
II William Beatie; 2 vols.
Bernard Barten's Letters and Pooms-
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography Of Leigh Hunt; sels.
Hints Toward Reforms, bv Horace tireelcy.
Domestic History of the American Revo!utio,, by Mis-.
Erniaus Travels Ia Siberia; vols. ENet.
Just received and for sale by
oct3 ]. BROOKES
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UUARPER'S New Monthly, International, Graham.
Godey, and Sartains Magazines, reed monthly and
for sale by J. BROOkES.
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CITY ROOT STORE
NEW HAT AND CAR STORE,

NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
VUyIIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully announce
II their old friends and customers, that they have
just opened their Hat and Cap Store, No. 100 Main
street, Immediately opposite the Stage Office, where
will be found general assortment Of hats caps, gloves
mitis NUTS and every variety Of fur goods usually kept
in their line Please call and see us and eXamne our
stock J. ID. NOBLE II co.
I;alena, October Is, 1850. 2-29
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NEW COLLECTION OF CHURCH MI.
SIC.
TUNIE Cantca Laudis, the American Book OF Church
u Music, by Mason a. Webb
ALSO--The Alpine Glce singer, complete collection
Of secular music, in four vocal parts, by Bradbury
Sold by the single copy dozen by
]. BROOKES
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SHINGLES.

SHINGLES.
A PRIME ARTICLE Of shaved Pine Shingles, made
IN purpose. Warranted full count and Of the bes
quality. Made by the subscriber at rigs Eye. Deliv
cred in ST. Paul, where wanted at $3.50 per thousand
Inquire Of w. II. Forbes.
April II, 1851. FRANCIS DOUBAW.
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IJA0;U ER.1ROTYPf:S.

DADV rsSe
A DAGUERROTYPE that is a faithful Hkeness-that
"A Is exquisitely soft and mellow i'm tonc-cear and
liicke in expression and colorng, and finished with
neatness and artistic beauty, is worth having. may be
viewed with undiseused satisfaction and pissed around
among circle Of friends, with the certainty of being
recognized and admired II You such Dagucrro
type, call at
WHITNEY 4 NICHOLS
DAGUERREAN Rooas. on Third, above Roberts-strcef.
large variety Of cases handsome very bcauti-
fully Dlad with pearl Likenesses taken in any wealth
er. Please c.l and examine specimens.
ST. Paul. Feb ], 1851. 2-4af
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE.

WHO WANTS FURNITIREs
nA W. ". STEES,
];
MN At the C1BfSET FIRE-ROON cor
TyrxH OF Third and Minnesota Streets. Saint
EA Paul, keeps Oh hand, and will sell cheap
xs-[3 for cash, Sofas, Divans, B1r,,ns Tables,
1H III Desks, Lounges Bct.s,eads, Chairs and all
I/V U other descriptions Of Cabinet Ware, made
in tho best manner, and out Of well-ssa-
scncd materials The ublie respectfully invited to
tfl,i and anime. 2-ss
LNUR CAPS, FUR GLOVES, &c. Also,
H Cloth CaPs-being goods of the finest description
For sale at SERGENTs.
A LMONDs, Filberts, Pecans, ard English walnuis,
"A for sale OF FARRINGTON'S
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500 bbis rcctiisd wiliskey
rs mononaEn!lcIa do
10 quarter casks Otard
brandy
10 quarter kegs Dupuis
Il Co.'S. brandy
10 do do Pellvoison 10
10 10 do Rochelle do
10 half pipes Heaniseu,
vintage 1905, brandy
so Fights ca;k signettc 90
100 bbls New York do
- bhls 18th proof DO
50 bbls Baltimore gin
3 pipes swan gin
2 dc eagle do
2 punch 81. Cruz rum
8 do jamaica do
10 bbls New England do
10 do peach brandy
q do Irish whisky
, punch Scotch vliskey
5 do Irish do
SO ca,kS London norter
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NEW STORE.

TIME Subscriber would respectfully announce to the
Il citizens Of SAINT Paul and vicinity, that he sst
received apd is OPenne splendid stock Of goods
direct frein New YORK; Consisting principally Of Dry
Goods and Clothing, Drugs and Medicines, Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats and Caps
Bonnets aud Hosiery, Boots and shoes, Glass Nails
together with large lot Of country made Flnne Jeans
Linseys and Socks; all of which win be sold low for
cash, or in exchange for country produce
H. NJ. SrENCER.
st. Paul, No, cn,her, leJ1. 30
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BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
a Nd DRIFTS %: alI parts Of the United States q,
Ia the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit. BY ~
a., 49, CiiAS. w. BORUP.
= WI 2-ly.
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NOTICE.
INIFELT 81 BROTHERS having disposed Of their IL
IL tire stock of goods, desire all persons indebted
them on book otherwise, call Immediately and
tic their accounts.
All persons having claims against thcm requested
to present them for settlement.
They take this occasion express their thanks for the
patronage heretofore generously extended hen and
TO inform their friends, that during the summer fall,
they intend again open and splendid assortment
of goods, selected expressly for this market.
March 25th.-it
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
! GbGA barreis superfnc Flour, for sale low 10
~ " Close sonsignmentx, by
yum :" J. MccL0UD, Jr., e. co.
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GLASS WAR r

Is boxes assorted tumhl: rs l2J boxes pit or fs.ts
IS do do glass lars IS DO assorted lanterns
&c de do dtcIn,ers 600 gals deniohEs
March lst 1851.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-05-01
DRs, LEE & REYNOLDS.

DRS. LEE & REYNOLDS,
Snrscon Dentists, Dubu9,, fora.
EKyOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w puui, Saint Anthony, and saltwater, that one
Of them will spend lew weeks In esc. place, semi
yearly tSprng aid Fai for the practice of their
fessien and all DESTROYS Of Dental operations may rely
upon their punctualty. Their will be very mod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis.
H. n. LEE,
2-l5 c.. REYNOLDS