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WhalerS.

An at Provncetown 10th inst. sohr Renzi. Joseph.
North Atlantic Ocean rs bbs Spoke Sept II, schrS
shylock Hersey Provncetown, clean Harriet Neal Bush
do. SO SD.
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ISAAC WM. SMITH,
NoTTCE-public no.

'ORPDRAlIDN NDIlC E.-Pnbllc no
~ uce IS hereby gwen 10 the owner occupant
OccupaHts Of all Houses and Lots improved or nnlm
proved Lands affected thereby that the following Assess
ments have been completed ~ The Assessors and are
lodged the Office of me Bureau IT for
nation, by all persons crested, VIZ For building
SEW Err IN THIRTY fhIRDST, from the Sewer IN
MacHoaay g. the jh,y. The limits embraced ny such
Ground vacant Lots pieces and parcels II land situated
on both sides Of J3ds aud souhery SIDE u 3th-st be-
tween Madison AID Jthnys and the sasterly side OF
5th h.twesb Sd and sab All persons whose
terests affected b. the named Assessments aud
whose opposed To The either of them
qresied 10 present their OhectiOLs the
designed, NJ their Office. NJ Hail VI Records. within
thirty day. from the da'e If this notice Office ireau
Assessments, Street Department. OCT. 70. 1851
SAM ~. H. De MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors
ol TlAAC WA SMITH
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ALEXANDRIA. Oct l0-Afr. bnzs Nary Jsnsins,
Chase. Anu EAzA0e. q. EldTdge. BIS % soars Neass
Smith. SeS-YoIk Actor. Ireland v lshlngton, c
uth-sld schrs Statesmen. Ca-hei, Nes-lDfs Norglk
Packet Btdeil DO Connecticut. Jones. PAiladel phia
BALTIMORE. OCr i2-Ar br. orlg Queen. 'ictOrlt.
NcKsnny. TurSs Is!aai Bug Thgs S;ewar. Hooper.
Dry haroor ia On ngh; u "a Alxust. George hen
derssu seaman fell overheard. an was cfoN sed Schr
Blooung Youth Collins Savannah Slhr Nasy Isabella
Martin Schr Palestine Andrews, " .mln sron y. C.
Schr Wa b. Peter, Loid, Ellsworth. Ne. lLh-Cld
Bremen ship Albert Rechl BE b4re1ss Baltimore.
CoOper RIO &c Jaieiru. and market Ba,fl0re Bre)
EnIelchs Trieste &! Labeth Jones. y Orleans org, IRIS
By Gard. West Ina - Ezra Long bar1 tdos. Sneck-
ford Coouts Bos;oa ERoch Bfat Nlcsers0n, all
schrs John CLARK FoIwel. CRAB Island aad s. Thomas
Laurence Waterbury. Cranmer, Charleston A1rsra, s
Whom, CHARLESTON
BOSTON Oct ll-AT. brgs Oak Small. Gibraltar
Wapderer (Br Nf,ul, asgow George iBrl Ls1lall
Plctsu Victory (Br Leblanc. PIctou CALEDONIA. (8r
Petliras Pct0u Sea Bird lBf Page Pc.ou CID tirks
Lowell Lsyel2Id Baltlnsrs }. H. pQvsIl, Tayisf, do ,
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Corroraiion Notices.

rROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART
" MENT--TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals,
ndorsed PROPOSAL t,I rebuilding a Sewer In 20tn st,
will be received the Office OF tie Croton Aqueduct De-
I arment. (ROunda. Park until THURSDAY, the 23d
day of October 1891. aI o'clock p NJ 10 REBUILD the
SEWER IN 10Th ST from near the westerly line VI )th
ay point about no fee. beng m length about 2iO
feet The plan If the Sewer and specifications for the
building of the and all other info relating
thereto, be obtaDed application to the C0ntac,
CLERK, AT this Office New YU.k Oct %. i83i
NICHOLAS DEAN.
ola lot President Groom Aqued uct Department
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic

CORPORATION TICE.-PubIlc
y notice u hereby gwen to the owner owners
pant or occupants Oi ali houses and lots improved
proved lands Affected thereby, that the following Assess
nents have beer complied by the Assessors, and
lodged IN the 0ce Of the Bureau VI Assessments for
auDation. b, ali person Interested viz For HEiULAT
ING ami SETTING CURB and GUTTER IN 3irH ST /,
rom 10Th ay. t. the Hudson RIVER The limits embraced
D. such Ass ssment Bclde al the
OF ground vacant lots pieces ana parcels Of land situated
On both sides VI sam II between l0h and 18th avs, and
on both sides u I'm and westoly SIDE Of 10 h sV be-
tween $50 aud 3jh SIS Al PERSONS whose interests
Affected by the above named Assessments and ho OPP
losed 20 the cber Of them are requested to pre-
sent theT oectpns "a writing to the undersigned at their
on CO. No Hal Of Records w'hin thirty from the
dare u tins notice Otce, Bunau Assessments, Street
Department Oct -. 1851
SAMUEL n. DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors
Ola Ct ISAAC WM sMITH
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CORPORATION NOTICE,.-public
~ notes IS hereby 10 the owners occa-
pant tl houses and lot improved um-
improved lands ac 81 thereby that he lOosins ASSESS
menis have been c0mpe'ed By the Assc .sOfs and are
iOd zed IN The oe Il tie Bureau # Asse for
animation, ~ al persons nterested, For CIR AIDING
PAVING, SETTING CT RIB aud GUTTER, and lay
ING BRIDGE SiONLS each street and int rsec-
non o. BhOAD" ~ 'eiWees a and 40th. ss alzo for
PAVING and LAYING CROSS WALKS IN tho Interec-
Ton u OH Az. aaf 9TH ST The HINTS embr iced BY
sch assessment hcluce all he several and lots Of
ground vacant lots p"ces and parcels u land situated on
b,n sces % bToaday tetsen 3)d and iOthgs on both
so,s ~ siil-.t between IN and avs on both ees Of
so,h pth s'th 5etn 5, sId southefy side of fD.hsts
en1h and It-avs Al persons whose intesesis are
Affected O tue ah'se named assessments and sho are sp
,ed 10 the same sr Of them are requested 70 pre-
senl then objections, IN writing t. the Dnierssned at
ihef oics No I, hao Records, within III rty da,, from
the date VI the notice. Office B1rean of A,ses.uenfs
street. DepaItmsni Oct -. l2I
SAN IL NJ DE MOTIF
5000 FRiNCis NICHOLSON Assessors
Oh w ISAAC ~M. SMITH.
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Os,c,0o from Neto Or'eGnsHenry Lane AID lady
and in the steefage. .,
IN brio Mar Emiiv from Maracabo-Wm p Russell
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SANGAMON and MORGAN RAIL
~ kCAD COMPANY -Ihs am al meeting Il =,
holders Il he sansamon and MoEan Railroad Company
~ he election Of Board Directors ami Transaction cf
OF er tu-9rss VII lie he al the 0ice of CDmuany
~ the CITY 4 NsN-iOrk. " Hanover -: TU gsO4Y
the <isi Of October, lSJi, al O'Clock " Polls ooen from,
/ q pclorA VI The bo.s 4 Transfer will 3. >ee
iT9nl The 18th 70 The 2st Octof er both Inclusive
ROBERT SCHUYLER President
Sev-Y5rk. Sept %. 1851. "a 9Taya
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAfs
Suy-Rises.C 10 Sets-.5 p MoON-RIses -----B ia
HIGH wkrER.---Oct IA
Sandy HOOK l5a Gov Island II 25a Hell Gate 05s
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publie

~ notice hereby gwen, To the owners,
pant occupants o an houses and lots. improved
improved lands ected thereby that the following assess
mtBts have teen comp etfd by the Assessors and are
lodged the oce OF he Bureau Of Assessments for ex
ANIMATION, by all persons interested, For FILLING
SOkkEN LOTS between 30 anu slst snd TN and 8th
avs The limits embraced ny such assessment include
all the yacan: lots aud gafce of land, situated on
the south eriy side II its between eth AID Sh-ays and
known by he wad y J8. 81. 40 ard 81. All persons
whose interests affected by the above name assess
meDts and who opp0 ed 10 the same stheT of them,
requested g. Iltseni their objections writing 10 the
unders gned. a. the Ofce No Hall " Records within
thirty DAYS from the date Of this noce Office Bureau OF
Assessments, Street D~psr neat. Oct. 10, ia5I
SAMUEL DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ola lot ISAAC WM SMITH,
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

'KUTVN NQV EUTIT UFPNK :
" MFNT oct II. l8ii-Publc Notice 10 hereby gwen
that further centsse q Ten Cent will be added
all Water Rents for 1851 the first day of Mo-
thst bsd 1880 Will BE- received
this office TIL The fist of January neN after which all
property charged, upon which the rates thea
pad fer the 1850 will be advertised and I'D under
the direction oi the Controller
Ola M REYO c. HANCE. Register
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The value of fuel on hand is $3.50 larger .han
same time las. year The whole road and equpage
are IN good order. The work Of reayng the road Is
completed all but a mile and half Of the main
track and the turnout at Kingston. The receipts
from messengers and freight were S20l ,332 81
Last wear --..-.---.---.----..- ls071l 81
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lVaasassy 81 cid.
No. $50 Main sTnrrr,-sr Lon,s,

NJ. lao MAIN ST LOUIS. MO-,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES,
: RE how receiving their Spring Goods, which
"A hasebcea manufactured expressly tor tins mar
ket, and which they would respectfully cali the at
tention of Mercaaats purchasing Boots and Shoes
in this city.
Their goods are OF the best quality, and made
with reference to durability. They pledge them
selves to sell as low any one in the market. We
enumrrate the following leading articles:-
Meas common thick regular and extra size boots;
DO Tong lee, welt and double sole, aud grain
leather hoots;
DO long leg vel. and double sole. unned kip Cali.
iornia do;
Do long leg. welt and double SOLE lined kip and calf
California do;
Do superior and qualities, of welt and ha IL
welt kip do regular aud extra sizes;
90 20 long leg, pump s's,pessed k'ps II aud to III;
Do Ph'ladelhia tine dress i'm. stitch and sewed calf
Do pssSea pump sole calf, goat, grain and cal boots
q to II and TO II;
Do thick hSoeans regular and extra sizes;
Do lined and bouai and unbound kip brosans, 6 to
Do superiae English welt and half welt hros ans,
To II and : to IL
DO pnmr sole hip, IN, goat, calf and bro.
srns, ito II. sto II;
Do pump sole kip, i'm goat, calf and morocco OK.
fed lies;
DO faxed lasting and Congress Caters;
Do foxed cloth and liter and ford Shoes
Do fine paten, leather Brogans;
DO fac common dancing Pumps;
DO fine common ana morocco slippers;
Do do thick hip and calf hrasans;
DO do Enslish kip and calf brogaas;
DO do prime unlined kip and calfbfocans;
Women's kip, calf goat, imitation goat, and seal peg
gcd lace boots;
Do sewed aud peeged goat Polka boots;
DO do do kp,r aif and goat high buskins
DO common faxed lasting Caters, half Caters
and 8uskias.
Do silk lasting Caters and hair Caters;
Do Philadelphia calf and goat Boats;
Do do calf goat ard kid welt Ruskins
and Exeelsiors;
Do Philadelphia hid and morocco II. r. Excelsi.
and Tar Tor ties;
Do fac enamld village Ties and Ell Dorado Slip.
pers:
Do white and cold, and silver Jenny Lind Bus.
kins and Exselstors;
do fancy wrought and ename,lea Slips
Misses kip. calf anu goat pc sged lace boots;
do goat, nc ggea and sewcd Polka do
do fhla. evil. Nip, morocco and enam elied boots;
do tox'd Caters and Bu>kins:
do pegeel alt and coat hi Oh bu skins;
do fox'd cold Caters snd fancy fox'd buskins;
do silver jeauy Lind boots and cord slippers;
Ckildren's eal, kip and grain brogans;
do goat, begged lace boots and hrosaas;
do cold morocco laced boots and brogans;
do cold cloth Cater Boots;
do red and bronze CATER and lace boots;
do calf and morocco gater boots;
N B-Far.ieulaT attention given to putting goods
ordered. Feb 80, 1851
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ESarret House.

4 + L K I Q Fl K IL 4 II U II n y.
fiNHE undersigned beg leave to announce to their
L friends and the travelling public that they have
become propretoTs for term of years. Of the Bar
ret House, in Burlington. Immediate steps will be
taken for thorough renovation Of the establish
ment-for extensive additions and improvements
and for supplying the whole house with new and
appropriate furniture. The senior partner, in re-
turning to his former positions would take occasion
to tender his compliments to bis old friends and
acquaintance, and to assure them that he win be
most happy to contribute to their comfort and en-
josment at any time they may give the House call.
Attentive servants, and sufficiency of them, will
be provided 10 ensure prompt and satisfactory at
tention. porters, attached to the establishment,
will he ready at all hours to convey baggage to and
from boats.
Riding horses. carriages, &C., provided a, mo-
ments warning. J. c. FLETCHER,
February 81, 1851. c. RI. BURNS
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IL. s.. Adams

HAS now and is in receipt of 80 cases of Boots
( L and Shoes; 5000 lbs. harness Leather.
5000 lbs oak sole Leather; 10000 lbs red sole do
90 dog upper leather; 90 doz calf skins;
20 do kip skins; 40 dog Innings and pad do;
10 do cochineal Roun do; II doz bride leather;
Also, large assortment of goat, binding, hog and
kid skins, split leather; top hides; whang, skr.ing
welt and patent leather; band leather; patent calf
skins, etc, etc. etc.
= large stock of saddlery hardware; saddle trees
whip lashes, ETC.. in fact ii is fully complete for tit.
ting on; sadalers and harness makers.
Every article in the Shoe maker fnGineline such
as lasts, pegs, tools, kit, sc. Shoe ane harness
makers can rely upon finding well selected and
extensive assortment OF every thing belonging to
their business. Country Merchants will do well
to examine his stock of boots and shoes as it is
large, well assorted and cheap.
A full assortment of those excellent boots and
shoes for retailing purposes. Also, ladies' and
childrens' shoes from the best and most fashions
bic makers.
My arrangements with manufacturers and tam
ners axe suchthat can furnish articles in my bu-
s,lIss cheaper than can be obtained in Iowa, and
as cheap a ca. be bought in st Louis. Also, sole
agent for the celebrated Frank Milels water proof
oil backing. R. S. ADAMS,
Main street, few doors north of Jefferson
Burlington, Iowa, October II, 1850
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SAINT LOUIS.

IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Hardware
j and Gallery and sole Manufacturers OF st Louis
"Prem'um Planes.'' No. 90 Main street. between
olive and Locust streets, (Sign of the Golden Plane
ST Louis, Mo.
Are now receiving and opening one Of the larg-
est and best selected stocks Of American and For.
e'gn Hardware and Cutlery, imported direct from
the most celebrated American and English manu-
factories ever Offered in this city.
we invite the attantion of all purchasers, beng
confident that our superior advantages in purchas-
ing VIII enahie US to sell goods as low as they can
DO bought in any Eastern city.
rs casks bright OK and log chains;
SO do straight and twisted trace chains;
25 do coil, back, tongue and fifth chains,
with stretchers;
500 kegs best Iron mountain nails;
90 do do Eastern finishing nails;
% do do wrought do
90 bags ssGtifha's', tgenuine) horse nails;
5000 lbs. sad Irons; 200 skings' stocks and Dies;
1000 do brass and bell metal kettles;
100 Mouse hole and Tllot son's war anted anvils;
100 Pittsburgh solid box aud cotter key'd vices;
500 doz. Collins genuine, simmons; Leverets'
and other Axes;
200 boxes Coffee mills, $50 counter scales;
500 doZ. scSthe snaths; 100 dog. grain scoops;
900 do scythes Blanchards & Wa,dron,s +e
900 do hay Rakes; 25 doz. Garden do
900 do hay and manure Forks, Harpsr's and
others;
$50 DO spades aud shoyels, O. Ames and Row.
lands
600 DO handled hoes; 10 casks eye hoes;
200 "a curry combs, American and English;
900 do trunk and pad locks;
1900 do files, Butchers and others;
$50 do Wade 4 Butchers Rasors;
1000 do Pen and pocket Knives, assorted;
500 gross table knives and forks;
600 NJ G. d. Percussion caps;
100 CoNe's water proof Percussion cans.
500 daz. Knob Locks, etc. etc.
Platform scales from 500 lbs to 5000 lbs. Belts
portable Fo:ges:
Also large assortment OF Cooper's tools, planes
ane edSedtoois crosscut nil aud circular saws;gun
mountinSs; gunsmth's materials; rifles; hatehets;
CITY made black smiths bellows, and all other anti
cles In the Hardware business. We assure our
conairy and city friends, if they will give us call,
that we VIII convince them that we can offer them
great ind ucemeEts to trade Withus. deb 90 1851
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Ga THOSE VINO DO NOT ADVERTISE. -~ss7..y
m DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON. 81
~ IZED. -AssS.1s
THE new half century finds us ready with une-
j qualed stock and facilities to offer par many
friends and customers the largest stock OF Farni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
er house in the city. large part OF which has been
made to our order and for our own sales.
Our Sales-Rcoms being $50 feet decr by SO feet
broad enables 10 snow goods. ard to better
advantage to the purcha than at any other house
in our linz.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851. surpass all our previously uaeGuailed ones.
Wholesale prices fixed. thus assuring the dealers
that their orders will be filed at low rates by
personal attention.
Dealers in our line, hotel keepers, merchants,
steamboat officers, farmers, and every one else.
come and see. and thus satisfy yourselves that
s,ru,h is stranger than felton,"
SCARnIrT s MASON.
M. 20 Washington avenue,
march G, 1851 st Louis. Mo.
nN hand and to arrive-ioo sofas; 900 bureaus,
~ 200 dozen wood chairs 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beadsteads; 200 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
200 stands; so mahogany rocking chairs. For
sale by (march '5D scARRITT s. MASON
NJAHoGoNY wardrohes. marble top centre ta-
is bies, bureaus, side tables, wash stands and side
boards. mahogany book cases, fine centre tables,
side dining and extension tables, &c, for sale by
ScARRITT MASON,
march 6'5l No. 60 Washington Avenue.
NyARIETIES--lce boxes. Transparent shades,
Y looking glass .s. fans and plates, dining and
breakfast tables, wire and tin Safes willow agans
and cradles, cribs. lounges. desks, velocipcdes
willow chairs mattresses of all kinds; portable and
French bedsteads, shower baths. sc. sold cheap
by fmarch esq SCARRiTT & MASON.
SCARRIT1'S Patent Sofa Bed, acknowledged tn
~ possess more beauty comfort. convenience and
durability Than any invention ofthe kind ever he
No. f.. ~~l3
by sCARRlTT y MASON,
march G al No Go Washington avenue
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RE NOV Al.

"a esscSrss-xn EDWARD MEAD, Importer Of
eENSs-S. As--.s fne watches, Jewelry, cutlery,
A&&&SS-zass--SS arittania and plated ware, guns,
pistols. and fancy goods and dasuerreotypc stock
generally, has removed to his new store, No o.
Main, corner OF Pine street, would respectfully in
site the attention of the public to his very large
sartment OF watches jewelry and fancy goods, just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
is prepared 10 Sell al very small advance. Aim
ing at largo sales and small profits, he ind will
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very liberal patronage nfmy friends and the
public generally; shall endcavor to merit contiu-
uance oftheir business Offering for their selection
very large assortmt mt nf fine thermometer, duplex
and lever watches, IN extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases,made expressly to my order,
by the hest London makers.
Gold detached lever and Cylendcr watches;
Silver do do do Dc.
New and fashionable iewelry:
Silver spoons. forks, ladies, cups, &C., ofmy own
manufacture, and warranted collar standard;
Silver plated casters and cake baskets;
Silver DO tea-setts, urns and waiters;
Brittania tea-seis, casters and urns;
Japanned tea-trays; Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery. line ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do Of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols:
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes:
Petfumcry, the best German cologne;
Powder 1iasks and sporting apparatus generally;
Percussion caps Germ IN and English water proof
Dasuerreotspe plates cases, chemicals and Ca
| meras, large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand.
! Employing the hest Lon Ion workmen, I am pre-.
pared to repair all kinds of watches; or to supply
jewels any new parts OF watches; also to alter le-
! rcr escapements and thermometer or duplex, and
| to apply adjusted compensation balances.
| The highest prices paid in Cash for California
| gold, or manufacterd in ieweiry to order.
Guns, Rifles and Pistols.
no provide for the trade this
/ ! have made arrangements to import fine double and
sin 10 hDre sbnf ~
| manufacturers.
shall be in recent Tor the spring trade Of large
assortment Of fne AMI common double and nee barre
shot guns, rifles and yaneers. suitable for plantation
noun ain trade; Ces and Aliens revoivers belt and
pocket pistols powder TASKS, and shooting
en- y, which will he sold the trade reduced prices
have also attached TO establishment gunsmitf
shop and >hootnr gallery where all and pistols
be tried to the satisfaction of the purchaser Having EN-
ployed an experienced workman prepared do all
kinds OF gun sn,ithing and manufacturing fine guns
/ der. .-D"AhD MEAD,
/ Feb 90. 81 Main ST OF Pine ST Ious
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
New Goods.

A nave now received and have in store large
w proportion of our Fall purchases, embracing
an endless variety of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware,Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready Made Clothing, ETC., etc. We have selected
our stock with reference both to the Wholesale
ard Retail Trade, and determined to sell at pri-
ces that will defy competition.
Burlington, Nov. Z, 1850 KIMBALL & CO
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OOk at 'a'hSs!!
& nnAtr SNADTAIN (nrrNTDy

CHANTS AND HOTEL. PRofRlEToRS.
NFOU can buy Pilot Bread. Navy Bread. Soda
I Sugar, Butter, Bost, ind Water Crackers. lak-
cd in II. BALLS new Patent Revolving Oven at
The Philadelphia Bakery, No. CD. Myrtle street, be-
tween Second and Third streets, 81 Louis, Mo-, al
the following low prices and ola good if not bet
ter quality than this or any other market pro-
duce:-
Pilot bread at 81 81 per bill. Dbl. included;
Navy do do 81 cents per To-;
Sofia Crackers at 50 cts per III. by the box;
Sugar DO at Ct cts per Id. By the hbl.;
Butter do at ~ tspe, ID. or - 90 per Dbl
hh, incudrd;
Water crackers at 81 cts per Ii. by the bbl.;
Boston do al SD 90 per bhl.
70 orders sent through the Post Office or oth-
erwisc, will he promptly attended to. ana fresh bak-
ed the same day the order is received.
II. BALL. Philadelphia Bakery, No. 63
Myrtle street, between Second and Third,
March 6, 1851 StLouiS. Mo.
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Hardware and Cutlery,

ALON2O r. q. PKNTT. o. ". CHILD,
CHILD, PRATT 4 CO.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale dealers in Foreign
l and Domestic Hardware, Gallery. &C., No. 14s,
Main street, st Louis, third door from the Bank
of Missouri. are now receiving and opening for
spring trade. of the largest and most extensive
assor,mcuts of Hardware. Cutlery, &C., ever offer
cd in this market. Importing all our Engi sh goods
direct from manufacturers themselves. ana pur-
chasing our American from the manufacturers al
lowest cash prices, we are enabled to sell as low
as can be purchased in Eastern cities. Among our
stock may he fon nd in nj,
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SUNDRIES.
n BAGS shot; 1000 lbs Boston Saleratus;
cv 1000 lbs. cotton Yarn; 500 lbs. bar Lead;
Is bales cotton batting boxes star Candles;
100 bags Dairy salt: 90 boxes; 10 bbls Tar;
bags Pepper; boxes Fancy soap;
do spice; boxes chocolates; 100 lbs cloves s;
30 lbs Nutmegs; 10 DO chewing Tobacco;
200 do Ginger; boxes smoking do
1000 do Nader; do fine cut chewing do;
200 do Spanish Float Indigo; 10 bales oakum;
80 mats Cinnamon; IS reams wrapping Paper;
90 boxes By 10 Glass; 10 doz. bed cords;
20 do 10 by IL do bales sewing Irvine;
1ob by ID, ii by is, - by IS glass;
bales wrapping twine, just reed for sale By
oct -, $50 LAUMAN & BRO
d pLLs. rect6ed Whskey; bbls. Mononge-
~sJ hea Whiskey. just received and for sale by
oct24. go G LAuMAS& BRo