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Have you good UNDERSTANDING I!

UdFC you SUOu UHutrSIdNuInS
MARVIN, Invites the public examine the
kIs best stock of materials in his lne that ever
been seen in the Territory. lie challenges either side
the Atlantic To produce better quality of French Calf
SAils specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' fine made shoes and
gilers Also, Gentleme's Cali and Nip Boots The best
that can he made You know The stald--Third street,
Roberts street.
St;i.l au!, November. 1851 81
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FREMONT HOUSE,

JOSIAH WEAVER, opRIEroR.
VINIIlS well Known srai Bench corner Of Cedar
81 'eets has been thoroughly repaired, aid all
lI fun se' ahd Is low open 10 odate besders
and travellers, with comfortable quarters.
ix1 ,r
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Saint Cuuia.
CITY HOTEL. ST. LOUIS

CoTneT of Ihnd ana tne Stretts.
I. BARNUM, rorEieiOI, will always be happy to see
his irelds who down oil business Ilcisre ron
iscoI s, MIiesota, and from else where up the Mis-
1851 pIl liver. Nv. leaN.
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NEW LIVERY STICK,

IDATTlSON & BENSON, have purchased, and cx.
II Pect early in Man, addition to their Livery
stock, several new and elegant Carriages bag ties, and
barouChes ;asO hari and furnishings AID
equpage OI The most elegant desert alton.
ALSOan additional stock OF Gne blooded, well bro
ken horses. Query. II 'spirted horses in under
the liqnoa law, will hey be in danger OF being knock
el in the head,
Our entire stock will cost over $4,000 30
other stable in the West, out of Saint Louis VIII u
found ID COM ete
VIII our friends and the pubic please remember that
AT the Livery Stable IN the Of the Yercn House
the upper end OF lint Pal they can AT all hours
have such convey by land wheels or Oh horse
back as they may desire?
PATTISON e. BENSON.
ST. raul, Apil, Is, 1852. s2.tf
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ST, PAUL LTE,vpERAyCE HO,;SE

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House is Oh
w Jackson Street, al the lower Of Saint aIl To
lind 1t, YOU keep straight up from the steamboat la ding
70 the sign o Triangle at the north end OF the bridge.
MY hose Is large. and tor uropt payment every week,
ihteId TO turkish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFfET.
St. Paul, NAV q. 1851. Sly.
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1892. GREAT STOt X OF DRUGS. 1882.
DODGE d BLN1Z.
NO. 100 NllS STREET, GALENA. Ill.
HFFER ior sale the fo.lown Drugs, &c al the low
~ est prices.
iO,C lbs lnrtaric acid l0.tC0 l1s lutty
p ktgs cab soda ~ Ibis 81 Is. turl eniiEe
iO his cream tartar 5tU lbs aris gittn
lLU lbs III blue ii ~ CASKS obi UIt wEe
lUU 90 IL 4 Il; An. CALI. u Ills L, 3 Il salts
~ cash, snlI tnT IL do Caraway seeds
II Gases British lustre 4 60 Eng gl'd mustard
IL 10 Elg. rid. iorax IL o coi al wan isii
25 bbls rlas'er paris Go Maccaboy siuf
do cainphtr 10 lbs oil epl''riniEt
SO oz quh.e 72 ID lemon, fresh
5 ihls castor oil 81 dpz paint brushes
1850 lbs ext liquorice 50 puz gross Lees pills
leo TO nsp'd extracts 80 do do esseiiccs
$50 do Turkey opium 25 bxs CASTLE sop
$40 do hebs "a duz TowIseid's Sarsa.a
q OF strN chime 90 gross be@Is oil
so do morphine 50 ktgs saltpetTe
5tO bSs McIulN's glass 100 90 r. Conkling & sons
50 lbs liise,d oil pure white lead.
WHOLESALE
Houehtons relsin, Io,len a co. medicines,
ain kiler. S oah's medicines, &c.
Toge her with large and well sec6 ed STOCK Ci
~ article ia le. We especially invite the attention
OF purchasers on the upper country 10 our stock AID
rrireS. ,22-i4-iy
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w. 6. SWIMMER,

GENERAL NEW PAPER AND tuvBRTIsING AGENT,
( ORNER Of Second al Chts.ut Streets, (OveT ihe
- ost Once, ST. oGia Mo-
REFEREACEs
Iessrs. r. & w. CamV ell. 1Nessrs HAYDEN Il wilson,
:" Ado.rhus MrisI&coi HAR b White .ore.
81. Louis, Ju.e a. Sit
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SPRING STYLE HATS.
NOW L. 'rIIE TINE

lust received The East, the spring style OF SILK
- Hats beautiful article; also large Of
hossth, lungari,n and Macy Hats; Il fine
melt tor bnys and children Oil Cloth and 10Th Caps
every style and at all prces at The ST Ian a and Cap
Store (2-u) X. y. WALKER
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no THE LADIES OF 81. PAUL.

hEEFLI sensible of past favors again invite Your
H attention 10 my MlLLINr,ki k.SrA n.
LtSHMENT. confidently assured that can show
you variety o materials and trimmings that VIII repay
inspection.
My facilities are row increased for supplying you with
the latest sly cs AID hope bo able meet every de-
nIand which taste and ST, ie may require.
My arrangements lor the season, l am persuaded will
fully ensure that success which the Ladies Saint
raul are so willing To contribute when pu,c,uafy and
anxiety TO please, bendcd with kiIawiedge what
their excellent req Quifes.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street. ST. Taul, November 20, 1851. 81
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EAGLE BAKERY.

NOW shall have hand, at u hours OF day and
~ Li-ht, lonVes Crmmlets, crac~ers, cakes OF ul
s"its,-very Ting Ia my line, done up according to
the Gest oi my sail Thanking public tor past
encou euieht shall continue Nour Custom
Corner oi 81 Anthony and Fort streets.
Ags lj, lS52. (5I--l) GEO. StENCE.
SI.PAIL kERY...GOOD EATING.
LII WHO love good eatii Z, call the ST. lau Bake
IN ry, whrre the. do thinss up " hte, not brown
Ne ;, all have hand tines Bread and Crack
ers, Cakes AID Candies oi every Ice Cream
and small Beer, AID eyely thing else in line. Gail
and see Tor yourselves. L Il w. BATES.
st. Paul, April %, le52. eff
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F.. 6. NEWELL.
Com mi >SiOn Merchant.


A Nd Dealer IN Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
"A cook, parlOr and heating stoves OF all kinds se-
ected IRON the Troy, Cincini All and St lous markets.
comprising The most varied assortment of double oven
Stoves ahd ranges, the Eastern market affs Hollow
ware, kettles lots, ovens skeis furnaces fry ing pa.s
waffle irons, shUves, toAgs, &c
Aiso-Farmrg niehsiis ploughs, cradles rakes, hoes,
shovtls scy thes, snaths aNes saws, sad irons Zinc,
spril4 basices, coffee mills wire. naiis, tacks, &c
Japaht" ware al ali kinds, lamps and caudestcks, of
bia>s iron aid tin; brttaa and kitchen ware, and
coffee pots spoons. ladies' sh nmcrs, tea, coce a
gar ho>es; scrub, hthng and other brushes, hydraulic
nppara,ns WELL cistern and house pumps of all sizes;
water rams lead pipe, sheet bar and pg lead &C, &c
AT my stand Oh Ihiid, hear Robeti stIcet, Saint aul
Minnesota. r. 5 NJ
September 4, 1851. 2O-tf
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5tiltwater Business Gor0s.

Henry l.. Moss,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and genera
Land Agent.--Stillwaier. hlinn. Ter. Land
Warrants constantly on hand and for sale
aoarrGnted genuine.
ABRAM VAN WORRIES.
Attorney and Counsellor at LaU and Solicitor in
Will attend to all professional business entrusted to his
care Stiilwstcr, Minnesota Ter. 6a-tf
THEODORE L. PARKER,
Attorney ~ Counsellor at Law,
SsiAsoltsr. Mnnssots Territory.
THE LAKE HOC CSE,
MATTHEW TAISEY Proprietor,
March S, 1850. Al
MARBLE WORKS.
Nm VI. WlLLlM, agent for Matthew Lawton, Marble
w Gutter Of Pittsburgh il now prepared TO receive
orders and furnish all kinds Of Monuments Tombs and
Grave stones, OF the best workman ship and material
WM WILLIM.
Saltwater, April I2. 1859. l--,f
WIN. w. HANKS,
A T his store In Saltwater il now prepared TO G fTer
IA to his Customers much larger AID letter
meat OF Goods, than he has before brought into
this market His assortment il -nfir-, fresh and bought
this Spring at the lowest figures II includes
most every article culei fOf in and espe-
ciay such goods as most wanted by villagers and
luin5ermeh. Hats and CAPS, Boots and Shoes ready
maie Clothing Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon
FORK, Egg, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Sat- Molasses Fish, Dry Goods Of
al sor,s, and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly from week week so AS 10
have constHh'y OH md, whatever the trade may
qmre These goods, Customers may depend upon buy
ing, for quick paw at moderate profits Beng de-
termned to make 10 bad debts, w w ii feels assured
that he can sell goods low they be bought any
where i'll these parts at retail
Saltwater, May l3, 1852. 4-tf
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RODK RINnINE.

iVH>HE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
Of ST Paul and its vicinity that he Is now car
rShg on the above business in the 2nL story of X. Nj
Sielcers new building OF 5h and Robort street
Farticulsr attention paid TO binding Mag szine Pc od
icals &c. in plain fancy hiudiDs the shortest notice
aud asoElhie terms.
! JAMES MACINTOSH.
ST. Paul March % 1850. 4s.,f
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MINNESOTA PIONEER.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY JAMES M. GOODHUE.
OEcs Bench ST., near the junction % Third
TIE X II = {:

~ THE PIONEER will be furnished to subscribers
at Two DoLLA per annuln, invariably in advance
u No subscriptions received for less than one year
u All letters TO this o.ce, must be to re-
ceye RteHtion.
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i. Ill. RXERG

Corner Third and Rot eris SIS Paul, MIN.
NANCfACTUEER OF zinc, Tin, sh iron and cop.
4'A per, " forms the citlzens Li 81 Hul, that he keel
p hfid large assortment OF suve. which he viii sell
very low ior cash Gail aid before bu! elsewhcrr
al-o, tia oi HE best quality, whoi, sale AID
tail lndiap itaders would well TO call AND
st luuI, JtLe j, lS5Z. 7--iy
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION
n,

STORE.
On ST. Anthony street, doors 0eiou the american
House.
TIME Undersigned would respectfully invite the
ton o the public, their large nid well selected
s!och vi Groceries and IovIsoLs. Also Read, '.ade
CUlhii e, beots, SHOES, Wines, Lquus Nails Glass,
LaIw etc, all Which Will he sold cheap cash,
j. lease Cal, uld cAaIAue tciore purch;Isil. tlsv-
where. iRNlNL 4 BROTHER.
81. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 70
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MKB.Ai VERY.
N KS. l.. NJ. SrOA X E,S. wishes 10 inform the
A'1 Ladies OF ST. aal and vicinity, that she thank
iaI 10 them or heir Mid patronage in the precediy
Hear she has Just retained from The East with Ia.
TEST Fashions aId SPLENDID assortment ii Goods.
>he mas hibols that Cannot be surpassed both eauty
AID Iuali. this side OF New York. Artificial flowers aud
linnits, Velvet aid Velvet Trimmings, ot every color
ciS one may De !ound AT her old std iew rods
oi the t,sby tcfa Church, where she yyould he happy
to attei.d TO any order In her liIe business.
November, le5l. 3-ooyI
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THE LAKE HOUSE. At STILLWA1ER.

yENlIEY determined have a Hotel kent at Still.
Il water as II house ought tn he kept The Lake
House is fine, large, hew building with large,
sbies aid ont buildings rs well goo,i pallors IN the
house. for private families To uc3upv.
Matthew Taisey has taken this house and furnished it
throughout; havn put III lGCC,CU worth of iurni-
ture Nothg IN the WAY OF eYrei will! be spared
Keep HE I the Lake House The highest reputatoi
that public house acquire Strsugers from ahroad,
will receive sugh attention Us 10 encourage them to
tarry.
sill water March 8 1872 1--et
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w NJ. =. COMES.

VIM. :. COMES,
BOOKSELLER AND SrATIoxER.
"a EEIS constantly Oh haId, coInpleie stock Of
AA EUuk, nLd every description OF Stationery to-
eeer with a..cA Couds; hcafy opposite tie AneIica
i.oUsr, 81. tul.
AinI 4, Ie12. 5C-u
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, AT CALENA.
vi subscriber is agent OF Flour from the mills
u aid Will have constant supply Oh hal.d OF super
Le extra suleiie, which wii be sold mill prices
height added.
The superior quality of this Flour is known 10 all who
have tired IT, ad it only requires trial here to make il
|. iavorite family Flour of Mmnesota.
JOHN HARRINGTON.
ST. Paul, May 22, 1851. 5
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TIE REyTOv Tror-sr

hANlD G L AN begs leave to Inform the rest Of
II mahkihu, that he has re1tted The above horse at
Wdtab, aid is prepared again To be ut home with his
latch srirg out TO his old ilir ds we'll take in
sra gers Comfortable apartments, aid farmers fare
can be furnished to gentlemen. or ftmies, wishing
visit The upper couhtTy, ior health pleasure So
journ nj Watab will lie Pleasant, FIRE fishing aid
hunting can make il, the proprietor knows how TO
render il. DAVID GILMAN
July 10, 1872 is,
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JOnn ). Dewey, VI. ~,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once on Third street.
DOCTOR CARLOS.

SurgeOa, Physician a.lA .fcc0ucher,
A GRADUATE oi the faris and Turn Universities,
IN has taAcn his residence III - ad li, Will
Iieasgr. ia exhibiting his diploma to any Who de,
.r.s Dr 4. Will have his o.ce Ht Vi Tar ms,
On Fuurh sir, et ST. aul where he be found, and
VIII tIonftly attend 10 evcrl call.
n. Is Dr. L. has ihstl uiiehts of the most approx Ell
Kinds for every suIslcal operation required. 32y
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,

At SAINT Anthony.
FkN'IE subscriber he. taken iease Of this large IIo.
Il TEL with all its ou-bIiidngs aud appeI tstinigs.
Sensible that there i dena at The Falls public
house o the VERY fist Cl the subscriber promises To
come near To the highest standard hc market al
Minnesota will admit; and will eudenvor having an e
al the premises to Nil the time wh is
wanting To make each guest co,teit,d
d. L. MOUITON.
Sept. 4, 1851. 2t-ly
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ST. ANTHONY HnySE.

Corner Of Main and Wood streets
Upper Town, Falls q Anthony, Minnesota Territory
Isaac BRowN, Proprietor
rEN3E above House is conducted Oh strictly temper
4 ahce principles.
y. u. St.hing for horses also.
March 8. IS- Gift
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ST. MATTHEW RICHARDSON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, NoT,RIEs Pubic AND LAND
ST Anthony, Minnesota Territorv.
Oct 9, 1891. Oil,
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DR.. Il. BARBIrT.

EAS his Office ia The o l.. Sloan's Store where
II ne "IA be ready attend to professional calls
SAINT aul. November 1881. 3zy
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G.. W. BIDDl.E, LATE OF IlTrpBURG, PA,
TyAS permanently lucat, III S, fau!. Fourteen years
CiGsc apple 0n IL has profession, together with
large aid beautiful assortment OF ian gam teeth
enable hni To Insert Uni 10 cht!re set oi teeth by
atDCsphcrc pressure, Nith bcauiai representation o
The natural restoring the outE to lts natural shape
diseased teeth pernIaent, saved eJ plugging useless
teeth extracted with a. iItle pan lossbic. Teeth
oieaised ard dist astd gums restored to health.
O.ice al Junction oi nil aLd SAINT AhthOny street.
n b.--AII lUis WarI IHLicd.
St. l aui, MAY i3. 4--ly
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EEVANS 4 LANSING,

EEE ANS LANSING,
hEALEKS i'll stoves, and manufacturers Of every des-
~ cGIpton vi Tin ana Copper Ware, few doors be-
low The American House, ST AhthOay street.
June 26, 1851. lC1
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ANES H. NELSON.

A NIFS a y E11SUN.
A TTORNElS AND COUNSELLOKj AT Law
"A aud Solicitors in Chai.rerl, ST aui Minnesota !;
VIII attend VITA piohptess ad de. 10 all law Dusi
TED their Ia MlicsCta aud The aoIon
Ing counties ot WISCONSIN.
drI arIicur will be given To the collection
oil i.tbtS and the location vi Land Warrants.
SEPT TO- ioJI 22-ly
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G.. j. KOVTTC & &,

G.. j. KOVITS & co.
E>NuR Manniactury; every thing in the fur line made
III he best lnahIer. auies iurs, sleigh rubcs, lr
coats, caps nid gloves. Upper Town, Mcarly opposite
me btlch IOtti. 81 ! all. iS--ii.
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consistent and proper TO devote to such object what
remained Of an appropriation for similar ex piora
tons in the west, particularly MS DR.. Owen had
strenuousiy recommended the measure, in contin-
uation Of the developments which will be found in
his report. Dr.. Evans. his enterprising assistant
in recent explorations, was appointed TO ths r..
wee He has persevered in the work with remark
tains at much personal hazard without other pro-
lection than few occasional Indian guides.
Preliminary reports have been received from him
OF much interest; but the means furnished were
long since exhausted, and will not admit Of com
pleting his report; and hence item is submitted
for the purpose in the estimates of appropriations
for the next fiscal year, and also to cover the
pense of reconnaissance of the "Mauvaises Ter
resi- in Nebraska.
on the geology of the Lake Superior land district.
for the completion Of which appropriation was
made at the last session Of Congress, will be COM
municated in the course Of the next session.
/ This report will embrace the most recent infor.
nation in relation to the copper and iron mines Of
that interesting region.
The whole of the mineral business connected
with the sales Of the public lands in Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, &c, has been brought so
cessity for the employment OF mineral agent in
those regions, and therefore recommend that
the services of the one now employed there be
discontinued. .''. ... ..
The business connected with the bounty land
divisions of this office has been pressed forward
as rapidly as possible. The following table ex-
hibits the number of warrants issued under the
acts Of lS47 1850, and 1852; the number Of those
warrants that have been located, and the number
now outstanding, viz:
.8ct Of lS47.
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A Splendid Lottery for Christmas! -.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class B,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Saturday, De
81 Cember 25, 1852.

Tickets S20-Halves $l0-Quarters SIS.
Certificates of package 26 whole tickets. 300
Do do 26 half. $50
Do do &c quarters. 100. rs
Or Prize tickets must be returned before they
can be renewed or cashed. ts.. n d, ,tnss..'
o. All orders from distance for tickets in the
above splendid schemes will be promptly and
faithfully filed, and official drawings sent to all
who order tickets. ~ I'll.
Address r. FRANCE Il CO., .''
Managers, No. North Calvert street, d.. 8
Dec Baltimore, Md.
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TOKE, TAR, AND LIME hand, and for
~ sale atthe Washington Gas Works.-The Coke
fuel gives an intense heat, and ignites almost
as readily charcoal. The Coal Tar is used
chiefly as paint, Tor the preservation OF timber,
ammonia, is of great value as manure, and far
superior to the ordinary lime when used for that
purpose. .- DECEIT r
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SPLENDID SCHEMES OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES
r. FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.

Drawings conducted in public, under the superin
tendence of State Lottery Commissioner.
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Making an aggregate Of. .l3,ll5.l75 6"
Being an increase in the amount of lands sold
and located with land warrants over the previous
year Of 500 ,220 acres. ... ..-.
The whole amount thus sold and located. re-
ported under the swamp land grant and selected
for internal improvements. railroads, &C., exceeds
that of last year by ,342 1872 and the sales
would no doubt have been much heavier but for
the extensive reservations for railroads in Missis
sippi, Alabama, and Missouri.
For the quarter ending 3Oth September, 1852, there
were sold Observation-Disclosures. 243,255 acres
Located with bounty land war
rants. ........ ............... 1857 ,ll6 Z"
Located with other certificates. 10 649
Making total Of. ........ ,646, 020
There were reported under swamp
land grant. ................... 2,4s5,233
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An ADDRESS TO YOUNG MEN ON THE
n TEMPTATIONS OF CITIES; by Rev. r..
". Cushman, FRANCK TAYLOR.
Nov ~
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rONFESSIONS OF FITZ DOODLE and Ire
~ mendous Adventures Of Major Gahagan; by
Thackeray. ...-
Essays from the London Times; second seres
The Successful Merchant; Sketches Of the Lie
of MIR. Samuel Budget, late of kngswood Hall;
by William Arthur, M. ID $685.. ...
Basil, Story OF Modern Life; by w. Wilkie Col
linz. ..... H.. .. ...
The Fsca, History Of Texas, embracing an nc
count Of it's Revenues, Debts, and Currency, from
the commencement of the Revolution in 1884 to
1872, with remarks on American Debts.
Dec IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SIIRTsl SHIRTsl SHIRTS!

NEW and beautiful styles Of French cmbroider.
IN ed Shirts, in pleasing variety. Also, large
additional supply of Drcss Shirts OF the finest quail
ties and most approved makers, just received.
Shirts made TO order in the best manner and
latest fashions and good ts in all cases,
at . 49,. - CHAS. II. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar % Establishment. Penn. av., near ~ st.
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Number issued
Acres embraced
Number located
Acres embraced
No. outstanding
Acres embraced
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THE REPU BLIC
OFFICIAL DOCUMENT. ..
Report OF the Commissioner of the General
Land once.

..E GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
co.. November %, 1852.
STA: have the honor to submit the following
renort Of the operations Of this office during the
past year. with such suggestions seem to be
proper for further carrying out the system OF dis
posing Of the public domain.
Within that period 9,522,9 1858 acres were sur.
veyed, and 8, 032, 463 acres advertised for sale.
In the last fiscal year there were
sold. l,553, OIL acres.
Located with bounty land war veg 'H
runts. S,ZUl 81
Located with other certificates. lis ,6S2 90
Making total Of. .....y.. 4 $40 OCT Z"
In addition, there reported
under swamp land grant. 5,2l9,lSS
For internal improve ments, rail
roads, &C.. ................... s,O25.s 800 &c
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residents Of The county.
Articles offered fur Premiums must b. owned
by the persons Offering lhem, OF BY members Of
their families aud the products Of the soil aud
manufactured articles, (exeepl those specified ],
The premium lisl) must be produced or manulac
lured in the county.
No moHsy premium will be psid on any ami
NAL or article winch has already drawn a pre-.
MUM, but diJiOma may BE- granted.
All crops, by the acre, must BE- measured or
weighed aud proven by Two disnIeresled wit.
nesSes.
Where there is no competition no premium
will be awarded on any animal or article pre-.
sented-and no premiam will be awarded in any
case unless the rules aud regulations are strict.
ly adhered 10.
Members Of the different committees will en-.
deavor TO be prompI in their attendance. The
Games will be called from The stand n precisely y
10 O'Clock A. D.. on the first day Of the fair.
CHARLES FAWCETr,
President.
GEo. f. KENEDY. S,c'y.