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THE STONE STORE.

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Neu Goods at Lou Prices.
" SIMPSON, corner cl Third and Roberts streets,
~ has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots q Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Woodenware,
Queensware, etc Furniture large stock; Farm mple-
o! all kinds, etc, to which lie invites the at
tcnton of purchasers
June 26, 1851. 10
HEORT, MADEIRA, Clarct Malaga and other Wines; old
Brandy; Bourbon Whiskey, Gin Rum, etc For sale
low by June 20--(l0) j. ". SIMPSON.
EtRoCERIES-'rea, Sugar, Coffee, s. II. Molasses,
~ Rice, etc. For sale low by
June t. QQ) j. ~. SIMPSON.
TX ETCHUPs, Peppersaucc Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
n Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June g. 40 j. w. SIMPSON.
a large lot OF Bedseads constantly on hand and for
N sale by june I6.-(lO) J. ". SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork always
Nd on hand and for sale by
June Is. do) Jw SIMPSON,.
HINAMII.Y FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
IL always on hand and for sale by
June 10. OO d.. ~. SIMPSON.
fine assortment of boots and shoes, polka, buskins
"A booees, misses, boys ard chlldrens shoes which
particular attention is invited by
June %. QO) IN. SIMPSON.
EpEADY msdc clothing, large lot, for sale by
IA June Is. j. ~. SIMPSON.
uyRESH butter and eggs, corn meal western reserve
h cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 26. 40 J. ". SIMPSON.
GtOOXING stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June 20. j. ". SIMPSON,
UDURE and No |, lead glass, putty and nails alway
Il OF hand and for sale by
June 20. J. ". SIMPSON
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Tho late Hon. Horace Greeley returned
IN The Baltic from his grand tour" in Eu-
rope What will Mrs. Grundy say, II we
tell her 'hat The philosopher OF the Tribune
comes lack completely metamorphosed-
vith ,yh,skers aud moustache--patent leath-
- hoots-a gold watch chain, with a bunch
az "charms'' attached-a little jimmy
French hat, turned up at the sides--fancy
paataloons with brosd stripes and straps,
white cravat, buff yest-a long-waisted
shor,-sk irted biacktrock coat--and little
s,ickee, with the head of Cerito cut in ivory
on the Top! His friends don't know him,
aud we ,lon't believe he will know himself
when lie looks in the .Nirror.-lN \. Mir
ror
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NOTICE.,

SEALED Proposals, to he endorsed ''Proposals for
- Beef Caiilc viii be received this Office until IL
O'Clock, NJ, Monday the 9Th of September next, for
the delivery Fort Smelling before the end Of October
next, of twenty head of Beef Cattle on the hooc
At the time Of delivery of the cattle, il Will be requir-
ed that they will average, in net weight from four hun
bred and fifty, TO five hundred pounds; and of the
cattle to be less than three than eight Years
old.
At the oiiice, similar proposals, 20 he similarly
endorsed will he received until the date, for the
delivery the time, of Beef Cattle of the
description, Fort Ripley The number required at the
latter post will probably be greater than at Fort Smell
ing. The A. A. :. TO himself the right OF
creasing diminishing the number OF cattle advertised
for, third and also OF rejecting unreasonable bids
Bond, with approved security, in the sum OF half the
amount involved viii be required 1.-THE contractor for
the faithful fuIfllment Of his contract.
5. Ii. DUCKNER,
Brevet Captain u. ). A., A. A. c. 8.
Office OF A. A. Com. Subsstence,l
Fort ssnclling MIMI Terry, :
August 7, 1851. tIG)
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said ,hey were welcome 10 stay on board
III, the hip was ready to proceed on her
voyage. This was not deemed satisfactory,
and they forced the crew TO cease, by threats
and Us cutting up the tackle they were
ysing. la short, as we are informed, me
passengers now have complies possession
Of the .hip. A statement OF the facts has
been Lad before Consul Corwine, and his
IN asked by Capt. Ackerly.-l Pana-
raa Star, Aug. 6.
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
Third Street, near the junction of Bench

- WEST McCLOUD begs leave to inform the CIT.
H. zens Of 81. Paul and the public OF Nnnesots
generally that he has just received large and well
sorted stock Of Hats and Caps OF the latest etyes which
he prepared sell for cash far lower than goods Of
the Kind offered in this market IIsving
large stock hand he offer his goods whelesais
prices low be bought in the st. Louis
hct. Country merchants wishing purchase, vii. Gnd
IL to their interest To give him Il call
\. j. Hats purchased ut this establishment, irored
free OF charge
81. Paul, November %, 1850. 2-a2
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,
WAsiiNGToS, ID. C..

WASHINGTON, ~ u
TIME undersigned will give his undivided and earnest
attention the prosecution and collection of every
description Of claims against the United States before
Congress and the various Departments OF the Gene
Govcrpmeni-such Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension Claims, etc, claims arising I'M
der the Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
ons, and all others requiring the active services oil an
Agent.
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount OF service rendered. All communications
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers TO the following well known
names professional and business his standing ard
ability:
Hon. JAS. A. PEaRcE, L. s. Senator, Maryland.
Judge T.. f. CHAMBERS, DO
Maj. GEO w LAW, Indian Agent, Green BAY, WIS
Moses :. GIBSON, Esq, Willow-riyer, Wisconsin.
FRANK CATLIN, 90 DO
SiL.s H. Hit, Washington, ID. G..
n All business placed in his hands by claimants, shall
be faithfully, diligently and zeaots,y prosecuted
GEO. ARMeTRONC,
Office basement of his residence,
on H. street, bet ween eth and 9Th streets.
WASHINGTON, july 10. ls5l. IL
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An AGED LspY.-There is female now
residing ia Clarke county, Georgia, who is
i55 years If age. She is quite active, live
iy and cheerful, converses fiuently, reads
Veil without the use Of glasses. She says
she does not feel the effect Of her age, ex-
cep, as regsrds her hesring--sbe is slightly
deaf. Tbs, too, is partly the result of ac-
c'deot. She has, now living within one
'o'ae OF her residence, grand children to the
s,&,h generation. So says the Augusta
GonstitDtionalist.
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REWARD.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber four yoke Of Oxen,
- with their yokes Dcscri ption as follows: One
yoke small light red stays; yoke stays, "nesr one
brindled ''of" one light red, white the back
yoke red steers straight and nimble, fast walkers;
yoke large oxen, 'Aear one red, some white--hnrs
dropping ''of" one, mostly white. Whoever will re-
turn the same, any OF hem to the Subscriber ST.
Paul TO Truman Hobart, near BaDfrs give in
formation where they be found, shall be H1eraIig
warded. JOEL. WHITNEY.
81. Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. ls-tf
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BUILDING.

VENHE undersigned grateful for the liberal patron
age heretofore extended TO him, begs leave
o the citizens of Saint Paul generally, that he is
prepared TO furnish material and erect buildings the
most favorable erns and upon the shortest notice and
also to hos. wishing to build in the modern aud
improved style, that they can be accommodated with de-
signs, estimates and specifications upon the most
sonabIe terms.
DrOlice corner of Third ard Wabashaw streets,
Saint Paul, NJ r. j. DANIELS.
August -, 1851. I9-3t
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OYSTERS, OYSTER SOCP. SARDINES,
~ and other eatables-also, paa,abc FLUIDs, at
Months Oyster Saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Paul.
The subscriber has fitted up the establishment without
reference expense, expressly pleasant
where something good" can be had quietly and COM
iortably, TO eat 10 drink, to smoke.
November 1850. =. MONTH
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ANHsRsr COLLEGE.-At the recent COM
inencerneni Of this Institution, The honorary
degree OF Master Of Arts was conferred up
on Augustus Warren Goodnow, of Madi-
Of Ci"c.anatus, New York; Rev. John East
msn, Of Nest HawIey; l.. Clerc, Hartford;
Nathaniel Il. Thayer, Baltimore; Piiny Ii.
White, Brauleboro'; and j.. q. Holland, OF
Springfield. The degree Of Doctor in Ui-
v.uiiy was bestowed upon Rev. Joseph Syl.
yesier Clapp and Rev. Joseph FailIe, OF
oo'BeFs. onn.; aud the degree of LII. ID.
on Edwin Lankes,er, Professor in the Col
iege Of London, England.
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. %.

! large Cuban meeting was held here
lass iigtit, and another is TO go off tonight,
aud similar ones are being held in the in
terror tow rs Of this State.
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r.. X. JOHNSON.

Draper and Tailor Jackson street, nearly opposite
the Minnesota Store,
- ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the people Of Mime
sofa Territory that he is carrying the Merchant
Tailoring business where he Offers for SALE and employs
experienced workmcn make into garments, cheap for
cash, the following named articles
French, English and American Broad Cloths, Plain and
Fenc. Cassmcrcs great variety Of rich Nestings, fine
Shirts Collars, Drawers, tndcr-shrts, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravais Hats a variety Of goods for
clothing and mary articles not mentioned which for
peatness, durability ard fit, caarci be surpassed by any
in the trade Thankful for past favors, he solicits
con tnunnce Of The same.
y X. JOHNSON
81 Paul June s. 1851.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

FUNTIE undersigned, near the American House. Saint
Paul. wish it TO be understood by our villagers and
by the people of Minnesota AZ large that they will al
be prepared 10 sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers
Butter Crackers and all kinds of Crackers Galena
and St. Louis prices and of the best qushy and also
furnish TO families, or for balls and parties every hind OF
Cakes. II Call and examine.
STUART & srENCE.
June lst, 1851.
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The Calana Advertiser thinks the Scales
Mound route for the Railroad from Chica
90, Is virtually decided on.
We Understand that farmers in this vicinity are
sowing. al mis- time, an unusual quantity of VIM
ter wheat Spring wheat has been. Cor several
years, almost an entire failure in this immediate
neighborhood, bot winter wheat has yielded pref
~ fairly. hisxear, oats have turned out well !;
corn promises better thar was cxpected.-tGaI.
Adv.
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DISSOLUTION.

rANHE Copcrtnershp heretofore existing between the
Il undersigned is this day dissolved. All persons
knowing themselves indebted 20 the old concern, Will
please make payment forthwith Charles Y. Tracy
who is authorized receipt for the All accounts
and notes settled before September, will be
placed in the hands Of an Attorney for collection
CHARLES r. TRACY,
HENRY w. TRACY.
Saint Paul, August %, 1851. ls-3t
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KITTsoN's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

YuvHlS desirable ground, lying in the central and
advantageous part OF the basin OF ~. Paul, where
mus, inevitably be the principal business of the
town. and affordirg also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses;
veyed into Lots and offered for sale with titles
disputed and indsputsbe reasonably low prices and
upon liberal of credit, for most OF the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the adj
don, will be furnished nj the rotary wrill easy
terms CHARLES H. CAKES
Agsnt for Proprietors.
s.. Paul, July 81, 1851 Is
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To the Citizens of st. Paul and Vicinity

u Building in Saint Paul for the past year, and from
the liberal patronage extended 10 him BY the
erav he intends to continue the business G; his profess
sion IN this City. 40"
Genemcn wishing to build. can be accommodated with
plans, bills, estimates and specifications, by calling he
subscriber ct his Office in Levi S,oan's Store.
n. c. PaENrIss. p
saiat rsul, hay 90, Isl. eff
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give BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

on To persons and they know "A
kr1YSM well enough how TO find horses; but kSSkAN
Ef''@,H if you give men the best horses AMI -
ponies in Minnesota, they viii know where 10 frd
good Haers Saddles, Brides Martncaies and Harness
ses, until they learn that A. K. FIR ENCH has re-
moved Third Street, st Iaul, into his shop,
door OF Sau' II. Strgents; where every
branch Of Saddlery ard Harless-makmg well as
Trunk-making done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota.
Saint Paul, January J, 1851.
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HENRY e. BUELL.,

1NNIREE doors east Of the Pioneer office nearly oppo-
Il site the Library, on Third street. 81. Paul, has re-
ceived largest Of leather and findings and
the largest and best supply of custom made and sale
boots and Shoes and ladies' and childrens shoes,
brought into this town. besides supply OF family gro
ceres, also nails of all sizes. Cali and look for your
selves. Mr. b. particularly invites the attention of la
dies who want good, thorough made shoes
G-yCall at the sign of the White Flag
July 81, 1851. Is
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ST. LOUIS FURNITURE
VI STORE. s>-sTTA<
FT1 VIM. NJ. HARLOW. PROPRIETOR, -.j>.
~ Af'TlJRER

Of Fashionable Modern and Antique Furniture and
Chairs. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
Mattresses, Feather BEDS and Bedding,
Looking Glasses, Willow Ware, &c, &c.
Udre Rooms IS. North Second street, uest side,
tetueen OLiUer and Locust.
Orders for description of Furniture other nrti
ees i'll his lire, will always receive immediate stten-
tion. Goods will be carefully packed and shipped at
the risk of the pTopretors and in every the prices
will be as low be hat ia 81 Louis, and goods
warranted Orders for furnishing Hotels, Lodges Assoc
Citations, &c, are respectfully solicited.
Mr.. Harlow is practical mechanic, and al ell times
will fill orders with goods OF the most fashionable, sub
stantial and desirable styles. 2-e9
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IvWE Defendants, Daniel NJ. Fraser and Cornelius 3.
IL Whitney, will take notice that Writ of Attach
ment has been sued of the District Court, of the
County OF Ramsey, and Territory Of Minnesota against
the said Defendants in favor of said Plaintiff, and the
property Of said Defendants attached, which wit
issued for the OF hundred and twenty
dollars and thirty six cents and that the will come
for hearing al the September of the said
District Court, for the said county OF Ramsey.
BABCOCk, AMES IL WILKINSON,
Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Tune s, 1851.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
vENIiE undersigned respectfully announces TO the pub
lie, that he has opened Seiect School, in suitable
room Mr. Spcers Jewelry store, Third street,
where opportunity given 10 all DESTROYS Of study ing
the Latin, Greek, French and English languages, Ele-
mentary Geometry, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Writing,
Ancient and Modern History, and Geography.
Terms reasonable, and satisfactory reference be
produced TO all who interested.
Also. course of Evening Lectures, TO commence on
the 9Th of August ncXt viii be given for the
iaon Of young men, such can't afford time
tend daring the day
T. J. KINSELLA.
81. Paul, July 81, ISL. Is
HNLOI Roo the celebrated War Eagle Mills brand,
q on consignment for sale by
May l5--tf J. f. FULLERTON.
= A Bushels white beans,
SJO 200 DO fresh meal,
80 do OATS,
50 do dried apples,
40 do do peaches.
Just received and for sale low BY
JOHN HARRINGTON.
May %, 1851. S
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4 ,nsT-

Green Check Book, containing s1ndry accounts
IA and some money, Monday last, between The
Central House and American House, belonging To NJ {.
frcntiss. Whoever will return the to This Office.
will be literally rewarded.
st. Paul, August FL, 1851. Is
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TSs He - NJ t. NOh w H.
Wholesale Dealers in Dry G oods, G. 10th.
ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Sc, &C.,
No. 80 Steamboat Landing, Gdleaa, Illinois,
HAVE now received their Spring and Summer Stosk,
n n consisting OF large assortment of ready -mxde
Clothing, Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Fancy
Goods &c, &c. They wouid invite the examination Of
Dealers they think they make il TO their adssn-
tage, TO purchase in this market
Among their assortment VIII be found the following
20 Nj
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WINDOW GLASS

lust received ard for sale cheap, of all sizes from
- by 10 to "a BY SO, At SPENCER'S
July 81, 1851. IS
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TIVE undersigned having purchased the interest OF his
II brother, IA the concern of h. w. TRACY & CO.,
will still continue business the Old Stand for his
account where he will be happy his friends and
the public generally He will give his entire attention
exclusively TO Family Groceries, and viii ali
toies ia his lue
y. u. Books AsIpE-Terms CASH
Aug. es G9-3D CHARLES 4. TRACY.
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&. X. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchant.

On the Leuee, Dubuque, Ioca.
VKTHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w nestle Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ceries, Produce and Provisions Ornamental and Fruit
Trees Plants, Ever-Grccns shrubbery Grass, Garden,
and Flower Seeds &c, &c.
n B.ssteambosts hotels and private families, fur
nshed with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free OF charge.
Dubuque, Iowa May 2ist, 1851. ST
yENiE undersigned would inform the public generally
that lie has strong and permanent enclosure, with
the necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing In Dubuque, for
the convenience Of those having cattle horses sheer?
hogs to ship TO from this point also, for the
modaion OF farmers and Others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept constantly on
hand, for sale at reasonably low prices.
e. Il. WEST.
Dubuque Iowa. May 2lst, 1851. ST
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OIE o.,

NJ SAINT Paul, on the Gath ult., CoaA E..
daughter o. ira aud Mary Jane Lewis, aged z
Jsafss month, and ! dsv.
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JOHN MORGAN,

JOHN MORGAN,
.Midcay 6et,ceen st. Paul and Stiihrater,
DEGS leave TO say to strangers visiting Min
ID nesota and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the
commoda,ion Of the public, and being situated
in the midst Of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere of unsurpassed puriiy-he hopes to
see company from abroad, as well as from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charges
moderate. V2-lo
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STYLISH COATS.

GtENTEEL Vests, and weiiGtting Pants. have mus b
u do with the success Of mankind This dress, 70
the obvious index OF the and perhaps the
jory of people mnconsconsly make critic Of TIE
wearer X VIII be our study to enable customers
make rood i8,prsssoh upon the world, FIR IL
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assort
meat Of cloths and Trimmings Of every quality; and will
not only make all garments to ORDER warranted III;
but shall keep hand choice assortment of ready
made clothing cosfs pants, vests erava,s, overenats,
shirts drawers and underhts, for sale cheap for cash.
As diapers and talors intend deserve the custom
Of Saint Paai. We always DC iauud in shop,
Third Street, nearly opposite II. A. Lanbert's. II
WILLIAM d HENRY NIEHACS- =
Saint Paul, May %, 1851. t-'y
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BRICK! BRICK!

G<OOD Brick can now be had at the yard of Draw
" LEY d SYMONDS, who have been 10 partnership
since the LIST OF April, 1851. Having proper machines.
they prepared to make the common, and also the
patent face BRICK equal any used in the United States
and at similar prices.
July "a, 1851. IA
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a. DsCKif1lONS received LOO all the PRINCIPAL quar-
~ tcrly, monthly, weekly daily periodicals publish.
ed in the United States, aud Foreign Books asd Maya
zines obtained 10 order,
june rs. CO-tD ALE DUC's BOOK STORE
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Eaotels ann Gonocpanees.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

EA RODNEY PARKER, late Of the American
ls.sE House, Lowell, Mass, having lease OF the
t.&s large hotel at the upper end OF 81 Paul, With
every thing 10 roper order for the enenc OF tray
elers boarers or families desiring uniscd apartm, hts
fully invites his friends and the puolic 10 give
him a call believing that do much for their
comfort be expected "a new country, hot yet
.unplied with regular markets. 4iy
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1.-TWO 1WO-HORsE WAGONS. custom made. fDl
II sale very low at J. W. BABCOCK'S.
August %. 10
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GRIN DING.

GRINDING.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED is now in readiness
l. for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, ID
GLIDING Salt, at the gris-,nill the west side of
the Mississippi river, at ST. Anthony, for lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grists will be re-
ceived at the subscribers the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2-8v CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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TOrnal o in the East.
Late from IIayti.

From dispatches received from there up to Ju-
:, %, we learn that the English and French Con-
IS had given notice that they would blockade
every por, in the Island in case the uaytians
commenced hosti!i,es againS. the DonIncans.
The drs, parcel of the new Coffee crop had been
DELIVERED lad there 10 now no doubt Of the inn
mensi'y Of the Yield.
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THE AMERICAN SALOUN.
A 7 the upper end of Saint Paul, Is now kept by
N BRAWLEY a. HARDY who have furnished their
Bar with the best liquors ard cigars, that be pur-
chased in North America The Billiard Table and Bow
ling Alley, will be constantly Kept in good running order
June -, 1851. GIL
HNNGLISH French, German and Classical School
II Books LeNicons, Dictionaries Of and science,
Biographical, Historical, Geographical, Theological Ce-
illogical, Iydropatbcal Mathematical, Philosophical
Psychological Legal, Medical, Comca and Blank Books,
always Tor sale, Wholesale o retail,
iune 26 IO-tO At LIE DUC's BOOK STORE.