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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-27

MRS. e. MOFFETT has received this day,
ll from Philadelphia beautiful assortment of La
dies Dress Caps including the latest styles Of Opera and
full Caps and to which she invites the attention of the
Ladies' Also Ladies' Black Net Gloves, rich Lace Capes,
Under Sleeves, &C. Children's Black Mitts Gloves Ho
siery, &C. full assortment of goods in general for La
dies Also, Observation-Disclosures, Cravats Shirts Sus
penders Gloves Hosiery, Port Monnaies Soaps, and
great variety of miscellaneous articles for Gentlemen
All of which will be sold low for cash.
June 24-r Seventh street, opp. 0dd-Feows Hall.
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l. Flutes, and other Musical Instruments-constantly
on hand and for sale at the lowest prices at MRS AN
DERS0N'S Music Fancy Goods Store, Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets
may 3l-dlm Intel. q Alex Gaz.-2aw1m.
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WASHINGTON,

FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 81.
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A MISSING LETTER.-Aletter was dropped into
the Washington city post Office some weeks ago,
having money in it, and directed to Mt. Israel /;
but the writer was soon informed that it had not
gone to Mt. Israel He therefore applied to the
"depredation bureau" of the Post Office Depart
ment, and obtained the aid of Mr.. WALLER.
This gentleman Mt once found that no letter had
been mailed for Mt Israel on the day named.
1t therefore looked like the story was a fiction,
or the letter had been distracted from our city
post Office Mr.. WALLER bade the parties inter
ested wait few days. They did so, and he
produced the letter. 1t had been mailed to Mt
Pleasant, and placed in the pigeon-holes at that
Office without the postmaster observing that il
should have gone to another mountain! The
workings of the department are systematic, anc
the experienced men in its service can discove,
and correct an error with wonderful precision
1t is but just, however, to say that in our city
post office they are of rare occurrence.
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Attention, Chewers and Smokers

nOWNERS popular Cigar and Tobacco stand is we
IL supplied with the best Havanas and Principe
Also splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco to which he G
tends cordial invitation to his friends and to gentlem
of taste generally. June 25-
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S barrels mRckerel,
CHURCH BELLS!

EHURCH. FACTORY and STEAMBOAT BELLS
- constantly on hand, and Peals Chimes Of Bells
(of any number) to order. Improved cast Iron
fokes, with cable arms attached these Bells
So that they be adjusted ring easily and properly
and springs also which prevent the clapper from resting
on the Bell, thereby proonging the sound Hangings
complete Qncluding Yoke, Frame and Wheel) furnished
if desired The horns by which the Bell is suspended
admit OF the Yoke being changed to position, and
thus bringing the blow Of the cspper in a new place
which is desirable after years usage, diminish.
the probability OF the Bells breaking occasioncd by
repeated blows Of the clapper in place.
An experience OF 80 years IN the business has given
the subscribers opportunity Of ascertanng the best
FORM for Bells the various combinations of metals and
the degree of heat requisite for obtaining greatest
lidy, strength, and most meodious and has I'm
abled them TO secure for their Bells the highest
at the N Y. State Agricultural Society and American
stute, at their Annual Fairs, for several years past
The Trinity Chmcs of New York, were completed nj
this Foundry, were also cast, Chimes for New Or
leans, La, Osweso and Rochester, N " and Kingston
C. w. and aso the Fire Alarm Bells Of New York,
the largest ever cayi in this country.
Transit Instruments, Levels, surveyors Cumpasses,
Improved COmpasscs for taking horizontal and
angles without the needle
ANDREW MENEELY & SON.
West Troy, Albany Co., N. Y, July "a, ls5l. IA
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N EW GO O d s. /.

lust RECEIVED, at the Boston Furnishing
- Store, per Steamers Nominee and Lamartime
direct frora Boston and New-York, large and
elegant stock OF French, English and American
Dry Goods, embracing almost every style and
fabric that can be found in the eastern markets.
We would invite the ladies of ST. Paul, St
Anthony and vicinity to examine our stock Of
thin Dress goods embracing Swiss and Bard
Muslins, Berages, Lawns, India Linens sc. be-
ieving they cannot be surpassed in the Territory.
Cashmeres, DeIafnes, and Linen Lustres.
We heve received one case of beautiful French
Delaines and Cashmeres. The style cannot be
surpassed. Also, few pieces of Linen Lastres
which are very desirable. 2 80
P,inis! Prints, -
Among our Prints will be found two cases of
Merrimacks, new Spring styles 5 cases Cocheco.
do. Manchester, do Fall River, do Mourn
ing and 10 do various styles and colors.
Shairls : .Sha,cis >,
Our stock OF Shawls consists Of carton All
wool Cashmeres, do. Brocha, Berage, do.
Isle thread Printed Cashneres, NJ. ID. &c.
Hosiery. W
Our assortment is complete--embracng every
quality usually kept in retail store.
Our stock Of Biedched and JnbleGched Cot
tons IS unusually large, with few pieces fine
all wool Ilannels. Bleached Brown Linen Table
Covers. Cotton Damask Super Heavy Tickings,
Linen diapers, Crashes, Linen hdkfs Gmghans,
Cumbrics, Silesies, Creweis, Patches, Gimp and
fringes, Laces, Edgings, Carpet Bags, Sc &c.
Ready-JNade Clothing.
We would say TO the gentlemen of ST. Paul,
St. Anthony and surrounding country that our
stock of Ready-Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods cannot be surpassed. 1t is of our own
manufacture and will be warranted in every par
ticular. Following is few of the many articles
received:
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ATE Of Newark, Ohio, respectfully informs the pub
IL lic that he has located himself permanently in 81
Paul. In the Territory Of Minnesota where he propose
to offer his direct and personal Agent for Thu
purchase, sale and exchange of all descriptions Of
Estate; such as Lands, Farms, Town Property Lease
holds Ground Rcnts-to the payment Of taxes Of non
residents examining titles, collecting debts &C. &c
And VIII negotiate as Agent for Loans Of Money Bon.
and Mortgage, on Town Property &c Also for the pur
chase OF stocks such have bona fde value and tran
sact all other business connected with such Agency
0rOdice, corner Of Wabashaw and Third streets
All property win be duly advertised and no charge
whatever will be made unless the negotiations are FULL
and satisfactorily effected #. w, WILSON
BY permission, he refers to-
( s.% !; H., s'' ssssy; Ohio
Hon. Thomas Ewing Lancaster, Ohio.
Henry Stanstury, Esq, Att'y Gen, Columbus Ohio.
Hon Joseph Vance, Ex-Governor, Urbanns, Ohio.
Hon. WIN. Bebb, Ex-Gov. Ohio, Illinois
Hon j. Brady, Carlisle, Pa
st $ S.,;: I s W.. %''''o"' Baltimore.
= !. & 8. S Sc5ds1@: ESD washington City, dc.
Or. VIM. Knight, Philadelphia, Pa.
Elias Fassett, Esq, Wall street,
Alfred Avery, Merchant, 20 broadway oih'
Hon. Lewis Cass, Detroit.
Hon. T. Whitcomb, Elk Governor Indiana
H. II. Rice, Esq, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
St Paul, Sept 25 1851. 23-ly
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LrauoR SELLING IN ALBANY.-The CITY
Tempssance Society OF Albany, has published
the statistics of liquor retailing in that city, BY
which 1t appears that on Oct i, Albany boosted
1855 runselisrs, Of whom SO were born Ameri
eane, 4s3 were foreigners, 3 colored, and lsl no,
sscertained. The proportion of groggeries TO in.
habiants Is one 10 each 81 persons, including wo-
men and children; 426 Of them have licenses, and
3s6 sell without; on Sundays above GOO are KEEP,
open. There are in the city Z breweries, manu-
featuring 10000 barrels Of beer annually, and
fsso new ones have been built capable Of prodn.
eng 100, 900 5arseis each. During the year 4gS
Rersons were committed 10 the Pententiary. Of
whom Ola .ere born ia the United States, 225 in
Ireland, Is in England, IL in Germany. rs in
Canada, s a~Scotisad, and in France: Of the
49S, no less than 45l were Of incorporate habits.
ant As said that they had used liquor only in
moderation; during tho year there had been in
the fenitentiary, 22 cases Of delirium tren,ens.
During three months, ending Sept. 81, the police
have arrested l,707 persons Tor various offences,
4s2 Of them fr intoxication; and the Chief of
Police states that at least three fourhs of the ar
rests are Of persons Of Incorporate habits, az are
half those who apply to the police stations for
lodgings. Since he beginning Of the year 1851
the number Of commtials TO the county iail. m, !.
Increased 70 per cent. In view Of all these facts
me Society urges The passage Of law like tina,
which has proved so efficient in Alaine.--rN. Y.
Tribune. ,sl -al-k =. t--s : - :,
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DENTISTRY.
To the Gifiyop. cr rf:


HAVING been actively engaged in the ~,,-.
II practice OF Dentistry or the part Erh1Z<y
Wehty years. ana III periecting many val u YFrA
usoie iinPfot ements IN the mechanism of IeIILD
the ART Is hoped that this long experience in nro1ss
SION SO necessary IN supplying the wants of an
community, will ente me 10 your confidence and ann
port. " sup
IL is respectfully suggested to your consideration =,
boI ad'anteges arising from The employ ment Of
RESIDENT artist well known his profession In rer
ehce 10 iicant vendors o dentistry especially in mi.
uat 81 operations conded TO my hands are warranted
or specc period and any accident occurring during
na' ue, w be eheerlnlly emedied without any ., frs
ohafge fof my manufacture Of superior mineral teeth
ana vhrio'ts improvements in the construction ,r md
'uapoh 10 The moulin, Of artificial teeth i'm every
soie st!e me highest premiums awarded M the
iairs ui the Mechanics Institute in Missouri NV
Entire sets of teeth on fine gold plates viii, N, ,
gums Inserted On true principle of "Atpespher r pr..
eEce. o'o o''ef-
"Achng teeth" when not liberated ,us,,n,,v .o,;.,
or the nerve, exposed DESTROYED with very i'm. ni
Subsequent ming up Will render them highly usef, b
III erueF hat 'ii benefit may be derived from the 6ng
i cMious teeth u must be done before the tooth h,.
acHtu hece IL IN both safer and economic 10 -
Ject your teeth To the occasional ipsyeetioo oT yo,r -
Vs. who can most Certainly our teeth money ana
wofd Oh unnecessary pain. Ly thus early ares inc hs
49, .. ueca!. IL These precautions NV OBJ,
eIo, no' tootn would &c lost where now through :,
are yearly extracted ' '"'"s'hos
Most particular paid 10 the regulating nj ch,n
-, "tns INC second dentition attention to which
~, oe OF infinite value 10 them ia after Hfe
Ieeh extracted by the Careful use Of ins,rum.,, -,
very improved Construction ''r'"'' Vi
rof sale superior article Of tooth Powder
ny eI"a,s iol preserving the teeth, and preventing
jarions to the gums ' ""a'h-
,otl. VIM II. JARVIS, Dentist
ruDce ana residence, on Fifth between sen Aud
Robert. streets, -. Paul, Minnesota Territory ""0
JUiy 81, 1851. -''N'''
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W. 8. GUREEE.

Mons CsrrER.-The propeller Ind. peodenee
brought down on her trip about so tons Of conner
b masses and barrels from the Cliff ,nipe. Tb,re
yevs asess enormous masses lately taken from the
hweM levels, showing The vein to be as rich and
pspli6e Lever.
TIE schooner Sss Trader, from the Ou,ou. ~,
last week, brought about 10 tons from the Fose.,
pline.-lLake Superior Journal i'a
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IKE Marriages or Miss CANADA TIC Mr..
YANKEE Leigh Hunt said thai
he never conl6 think OF the American coast ex-
cept with long counter extending aIon. the
beach from Maine 10 Florda but, spite Of its
shopkeeing character, the Yankee Atlantic is fair
, welded to ibe Queens daughter, Canada
Lord Elgi, formally giving away the BRIDE The
ceremony was performed at Boston by the May
or, and ;sus il is described in the report At the
close Of the Mayors speech, he said:l
''Our festival may be considered, in some req
poets, as the celebration Of a coniusal union be-
tween Cansda gnd the ocean. We can dispense
~ith the golden ring which was used in the es-
pousals OF Venice with the waters Of the Adriaiic,
for this union is effected by bun ds Of iron, which
at once attest its perpetnty and strength Nv
Lord. the conesc,ica which hereafter is 10 subsi:t
between the people whom you govern and the
Atlantic States, IL, perhaps, in no small degree,
pledge and guarantee Of the perpetual, arni,v
between the British and American nations. The
memory OF their frairicida conflicts is fading
away, and the history thereof, 1 trust. 10 com
Pleted forever. The record Of their generous RI
valEy Tor preeminence in The arts Of peace is now
opening, and IS destined to exhibit the brightest
pages III the annals Of their common race. Such,
! am confident, are the unticipations and hope, OF
the people for whom speak, and they eul,a nee
the pleasure with which they salute YOU as their
welcome and honored guest''
Lord Eign replied ms follows :-".Mr. .Novoy
and Ge1ftemen:-l am quite overcome by this
kind and cordia! reception. But, gentlemen, /
have been travelling all day, and my throat Is SO
fnll of dust that you will excuse me if do no,
attempt 10 follow The Mayor in his most cloquen,
address. But there is one thing he bias said
which cannot allow to pass unnoiiced. He has
suggested that we should consider it the celebra-
ton the conJagal union of the Canadss with the
scss.- Whatever may be sny object in coming
% Boston, assure .ou, sir, that do not come 10
forbid the bans.''
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GROCERIES,
At Wholesale and Retail.

Nt w HUICSdIC HuU NGlN1Ie
I'M Roberts Street, Saint Paul, next door 10 the
~ Worlds Fair. The subscribers, believing tina,
Goods can be sold in Saint Paul. wholesale as cteap
as they can he sold at place above St. Louis have
opened q large stock Of
GROCERIES,
Of the best descriptions for family use which they will
sell for cash at very smsll profit by retail and by
Wholesale AZ prices such Mill all retail deal
crs IN Minnesota TO buy goods their store Among
the leading articles which we shall oner will be- (be,
sides every other kind of goods usually found large
Grocery Establishment, whether here enumerated or
not,) the following:
Flour, Of various brands; Sugar and Molasses all
kinds; Coffee, Tea, Tobacco and Salt; Salt Fish, Oys-
ters Sardincs, etc Butter, Cheese, Lard and Oil.
LIQUORS-such Brandy, Wine Gin, Whskey.
Champagne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Pork, Hams, Bacon,
Dried Fruit, etc. '-t .s' = -
Patent Buckets, Glass, Nails, Putty, Shot, Matches
Candies, Soap, Brushes, Droons and great vxriety of
other goods. REV FARMER
81 rdui, cctoocr >, le5i- 25-tf
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LOOK AT THIS:

HNiE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE CON-
II PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
oies in March last The number issued up 10 July lst
was--l65l
Amount Of Property Insured. Sl,lIs3O7O0
50 50 Premiums received, 32OI5.76
Business Is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution is ca
ercised in taking rsks and extra hazardous property is
refused
u The undersigned is prepared issue Policies upon
either plan in either department.
GEO. W. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST. Paul, Aug. 81, 1851. Is-tf
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS,

1890. WASHINGTON, ID. G.
IvUE undersigned will give his undivided and earnest
attention to the prosecution and collection Of every
description Of CLAIMS against the United States before
Congress and the various Departments Of the General
Govcrnment,-such Invalid, Navy, Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Pension Claims etc, claims arising I'M
der the various Treaties with Foreign and Indian Ma
ons, and all others requiring the active services of
Agent
Charges shall always be moderate, and regulated by
the amount Of service rendered All communication
shall receive immediate attention.
The undersigned refers 70 the following well known
names, professional and business his standing and
ability:
Hon. JAS. A. PEARcE. U. 8. Senator, Maryland.
Judge f. +. CHAMBERS, do
Maj. GEO w. LAW, Indian Agent, Green I3ay Wis
Moses :. GIBSON, Esq, Winow-river, Wisconsin.
FRANK CArLIN, do do
SILAs ii. Hill, Washington, ID. G.
II All business placed in his hands BY claimants
be faithfully, diligently, and zeaously prosecuted.
GEO. ARMSTRONG,
OAice basement Of his residence
on II. street, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
WAsHINcTON, July 10, 1851. IL
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Mechanics Union Association,

Office, No. !, Goodrich's Building, SrRlxGFIELD Mass
NJ. b. DEAN, Precedent,
WILLIAM PATTON, G. Z. WOOD, r.,c
III. h. JUDKINs, }f"""c'dt CON-
YWlS is an Association of Workingmen and Others
II for the assistance Of each other in case oj
sickness accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits YOU
Will become Life Member, ard be entitled weekly
benefit during life, if you should be disabled by
or accident from attending to your ordinary business
occupation FEMALES insured against sickness common
to both sexes.
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GALENA STORE,
W. III. Stjllman e. c.

W. III. Stillman & Co.
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower town fresh and well selected stock Of Groceries
which ure supplied every week from Caiena and st
Lons; and which they pledge themselves sell for cash
as low can be bought north Of Galena. Those desr
Gus OF buy ing at RETAIL will find il their advantage TO
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on hand-Butter, Cheese Pork Fish Su
gars, Teas Cofees and all articles found in this line
a. A genuine article Of Family Flour constantly on
hand. w IT, Z A. 10
Saint Paul. Aug. 20, 1851. 10
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P II Il Y
Yousg Grim e 8 /.

sre.rs OuH III Al e
oh Cranes is dead, thai good old man,
We ns'er shalt see him more; g
Hut he has Jeff son who bears
The maine that old Grimes bore.
lie wears a coat Of latest cn,;
His hat Is new aud gay; s
He canDc, bear to view distress,
So turns from ), away.
His pants are CATERS, fitting snug
Ger patent leather shoes;
Ills hair is bY barber cnrled;
lie smokes Cigars and ehews.
A chain ef massive gold is borne
Above his fissby vesi;
Ills clothes are better. every day,
Than were old Grimes best.
lie wears a gold watch in his fob.
From t hang COLDER seals
He daily drives around the town
Behind horses heels.
In fashions courts he constant walks,
Where he delight dc:a shed
His hands are white and very soft,
But softer ~ his head.
Hes six feet tall, no post more straight,
Ills teeth are Peariy white;
In habits, he IS sometimes loose
And sometimes very tight,
His manners are Of sweetest grace,
Ills voice OF softest tone.
Ills diamond pins the very one
That Old Chimes used 70 own
Ills jei,y hair conceals his month,
HIS whi.kers hide bis cheek;
lie has an aun, Of Christian nicald.
Of temper mild and meek.
a dickey tall adorns his face,
His peck scarf Of blue;
lie sometimes goes 10 church for change,
Aud sleeps in Grimes pew.
He sports the fastest ''crab" in town,
Is always quick &c bet;
But never knows Who's President,
But thinks ''Old Tips" in yet
He dissipates the cash most free,
Is lavish as the cir;
grieve to hear, from those who know,
That sometimes he viii swear.
He has drunk wines Of every kind,
And liquors cold and hot;
Young Grimes is inst that sort of man,
Old SIR Grimes was not.
Now 'ei ns pray old Grimes may stay
His quiet grave within,
'Twonld gricve him much think 70 see
The Young 'uE spread his Elm
Cdrpe! Bag.
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KIrTsON's ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

uNHis desirable ground lying in the most central and
u advantageous part Of the basin of ST. Paul. where
must inevitably be the principal river business of the
town, and affording also choice and degh full Lots
In the rear, upon the BENCH for dwelling houses; sur
veyed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles un
disputed and indisputabe reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit for most of the purchase
money, and Lumber for building Lots sold 10 the adj
diton will be furnished at the mill on easy
terms CHARLES II. CAKES
= Agent for Proprictors
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CHEAP CASH sToRE--w aoLEsALE

CnEAF CASH SIOkE~~W HOLESALE
AND RETAIL.
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, ROOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, CLOTHING, PAINTS,
!. OILS, GLASS, fURkIrURE. BOOKS 3
AND STATIONERY. ~ - ~ 1888
TIME sURSCRIBER, by bate arrivals il now In re-
IL cept and opening In his StoEa S.. Anthsny
Street, the American House." u large and most
complete assortment Of the abovc-naed Good. which
viii positively be sold at lower prices for cash than
before offered in this place. His stock select
ed with great care and purchased In the Eastern and
southern markets for Cash, that he safely
his friends and the public generally that ii viii be
their interests to cali before purchasing csew and
examine his stock, which consists in pari follows
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BEN. w. BRUNSON

Notary Public and County Surveyor,
HAVlNG opened Land Agency will attend
II TO the location Of Military Land Warrants
entering government lands, securing pre-e'nphor
claims, buying and selling farms, town lots, and
the payment of taxes, will also draw and take &C.
acknowledgements of deeds, mortgages, &c.
References, Rev. A. BRUNsoN, p. du en-, Wis
His Exc'y NELSON DEWEY, Wis.
w. Ii. BRADLEY, Esq Gaiena, Ill
L. s. FELT. ESQ, Galena, Iii.
Hon. VIII. FORBES, ST Paul, Min.
Office on Roberts street, Saint Paul, Min.
NoTE.-l have been to considerable expense
in procuring fac simile 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 in regard to the vacant lands in
the district. t...
B. w. BRUNSON.
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New Yonk, Oct. 18th, 1851.
AAc N. AnsoIp, ESQ. Chi,

The Corporation Of the Illinois Csntral Raj
road have made an arrangement satisfactory 4,
Ssdes Douglass and myself, to abandon All DC,
Of cutoff. The road il to run on the hes, linz
70 lineage, keeping west Of Calumet Lake. nd
BOT approaching the indiana Stats line AZ an,
pesnt. within sssr and half miles. The main,
o. estrance into the city remains 10 be ,rr,n,ef
oesmeen the Ceuneh and the Company-tne,
sarsg 70 view the south branch, lake shore and
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(Ncary opposite the American House, 81. Pnui)
N A. COLLINS a. Co, dealers in saddles harness
lLs trunks, &c saddery hardware saddle trees skirt.
ing harness. and patent leather calf seating bag and tor
leather, coach roans coach sces, saddlers silk bellows
bands, belts and string leather.
BOOT AND sH0EwAKERs srocK
Hemlock tanned sole leather, oak TUNED sole leather
oak tanned upper leather, hip and calfkins French
man, Philadelphia and Cincinnati calkins all kinds OF
ladies' and genemen's morocco, red, yellow, blue green
pink and white lnngs best goat, buck sheep bind
g boot and shoe findings boot trees lasts crimp boards
clamps, pegs Of all Sizes shoe thread kns ron
and copper shoe nails. ff " ~ y
highest market price in cash. paid at all times
for beef hides, sheep and deerskins.
May l-u EAC& co