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such articles a. The fOllow.tg-a kne AID fork to,
stoops = teaketle, q tlo or pewter mug and s-v
srone vsre cups and ssucer' bus probsbiy un win ~
the ncrs orrable ord ssrylcoaels material Psas In
aud psper nsd fec b., IS for rainy day. iasliaipr
the beef Book OF sl wiil IA idicods nvsst nsei Of
few co,lsrs As 20 oasusiv, AID defensive wespos,
sIch 40 pistols REVIEWERS, &C. tho fewer thN are M,
ported Into Aususa The better. bsii FOR cS-rvsn,
geld on Abe p~rsou 81 the sh,.er, All su. btsass
ard wtishts viii be u'eu and ~ many psrsons laci
periabc-i. they cort, IT p's.s eDisrcg into trsds
In addition the articles shove maatoned every a.
tssb sb uid take with bin the iDpiemeno VI HE craA
ss be viii In all probability Tad irducsmens 20 eusr
uror t. There 10 hardy any trade that win ne b
called for in q vast minips comm unity Il oil even be
oroS,.be 10 take odds and ends, which are OF In
e or no vaue a. home for n not taksn in,o shs inss
nor they can be left at ordinary storage rsses Ia u,
city OF Melbourne or sydney
Parsons Who can perform or musical inssrumeuss
,,cul5 NOT leave them behind. for tue Maine Law 10 d
fan visor In tss Australian ossings and laas muse
vii contribute infinitely better Than The coarse excis
re,t Of alcohol 10 beguiIe The t~tishs hour. IL on
moreover, create elea'ios associations sad remsa-
braces of ABSENT friends and scenes Tar asAy.
n ByAvEN Opened, Is the title Of
an ape..p, trsc,.,s IN praScsl divinity By Rieu,so
AILFI>x, one Of tie Puriisus Of 1905. devoted 70 Z
brief and plain discovery Of the riches Of Gods cove
nan, Of grace" Qe mo PIP. 3ss, American Tract 30.
ciesy)
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CHuRcH BuRNED.-Tbs Dit. mofiI:
Presby terrain Causch and Session House $3.50 "a ~ 40
down Tcesdsy sysrlnz 10" S3VV. 'H''''N Wy
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no ceI ~ board Even the common ailors take
pride IN the spNlessDess Of their garments this oc
eesion ard are for The most part regular n their attend
ance WREN The "church IL rgged, which IL done by
covering The cspSisn vi she 'bps colors 10 serve az
pupn while ehsbs and benches arc arr spged for the
ust Of Ibe cfrgregstCn The proper and respectful
iervsbce oil he sabbath sea Ia so productive OF goOd
RESULT hat should be suicty esoibed BY she captain
ard psnepgen snopg the Standing orders Of the ~
age 10 tends TO elevate and improve the mind alaJs
amin oses, or creates harmony aud good feeling
was once rema ked 10 the writer, during sea voyage
by sgepI!ensn who was sbrewd tbseryer Of human
Laiure stough By no means OF remarkable piety thai
man who feels 10 emotion or sentiment OF religious
kbc on the Seventh Day, when surrounded BY the i'm
presve sole py Of the ocean, Is defectlveln his moral
o,gsnzs,cD, aid will probably prove unworthy Of all
respect and col ddepce.
BEDDING Is ususlIy supplied to p,nepgers, but they
can, II they cts'e II, u,e ih,r own mattress blankets
and Oh, For rous birg IL al the mnes, az three.
foprhs Of them ubiess Intend, T. gill be necessary
for per OF ,brCe or four TO join 10 the purchase of
tent lufrifnt 10 cover space Of ten or twelve feet
square Thu Will be advisable than 10 trust ~ the
shelter Of itriLsy ksrh bur- which IL requires some
experience and ,kill TO construct IL Q weather proof
fsshlop Others will content thsmsey sstwth tarvsu,
lin In tie colonies, SINNERS homes" nine feet square
By esht feet high, are Dade Of boards ed together
and sold 81 from ten to fifteen dollars 10 constrcsng
such sbodes ample employment sfords
SD 80 tit sasipg can be carried on with 10 the
re'gtborbood Of all gold fields the materials can esdIy
be procured AZ regards the climate the shelter 81
Snl qeIe soaneienf, anc ~ V ctn easily Dc mo'so
from che pace 20 another TO- perhaps the most con-
veri COZ or streseher called bcdettsin Cansda,
Indispensable the rheus,lsm of the Australian m'n-
ers probably owing 90 tkeir sleeping on the ground
ard water prco cspet an California bats will doubtless
De useful curr the WINTER rather the vet season CT
'heJe Picks SPADE n.vare and vssh'eg cradles,
a. well % quart crushing apparatus should be pur.
chased 10 New YORK flom persons engaged In the Cali
foInia quitting rads These are tee miners impe
cou, ard Gre necessary 10 him az the needle and
steaTs TO the tailor.
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AMERICAN MEDICAL CosyEsTIos Our hotels are
overlooking with delegates from all parts OF the Union
who have come 10 take part IN the National Medical
Convention which commences its sessions IN the Rev
Mr. Reeds Presbyterian church, at II a. M to-day We
hear that physicians have arrived from as far north as
Buffalo, extending to the sunny South, TO meet ON COM
platform OF science and good feeling Ia many cases
the delegates accompanied by their wives and daugh
ters and they have thus double claim the hosp aiy
and kindness OF our citizens. .a
In body composed OF the representatives OF much
distinguished learning and science. may expect 10 Ind
high order OF talents, fine powers OF debate, flashes OF
witt and oulbursts OF eloqnence and their proceedings
will doubtless be most interesting and will be listened to
by large crowds We shall eadeavor TO give outline
OF what they do-n the mean time expressing plea
sure that Richmond selected the theatre Of SO
gratifying and important demonstration OF national
feeling Richmond Enquirer, .May4,
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From the Richmond Enquirer, May 4.
Delegates BaItimors--yrr Guns from virgsnia.

Ds'ekasss 70 uaiumoso-bbhst nu"s isOsa virginia.
-Four weeks from to-day the Democratic National Con.
venlon will meet al Baltimore We learn from the BALI.
Argus that the committee OF arrangements have or.
deed direct from the Hermitage, 10000 feet OF prime
hickory boards Tor the construction OF the platform, 10
the splendid ball OF the Maryland Institute, upon which
The convention Is to hold lis deliberations As the wings
are 10 use the ROOM this will be The first, and we
presume only, democratic Baltimore platform they will
agree 10 SIT or stand upon
Trustworthy representatives to this important convention
Sn delegates and sixieen atenaies appointed by
the district convention AT Farmvile, Thursday. Col
b W. Hubbard in the chair, and d. A, Wilson, IT,, sec.
eiary Disegarding the recommendation OF the State
Convention, the Farmve convention unanimously sp-
pointed too delegates and two sernaes for each county
10 the district The Lynchburx Republican says:
mo preference was directly expressed Tor candidate
Tor the presidency but every delegation present was
largely in favor OF James Buchanan their FIRST choice,
and all the delegates appointed TO Baltimore, except two,
were understood be last friends OF that dsng
statesman, and in favor OF using all honorable to
secure bis nomination.
The following Is the list:
. observation-disclosures: Dr. Joel w. Flood. Hon. IT.
Bocock, AlieIna,ss, L. ID. Isbel, s. d. McDcarmon.
=, kingham--Delegaiesi Maj Chas Yancey, Col u.
Hubbard. Aternales: j. w. Haskins, d. j. Wood6n
Campbell-Delegaies Chas. II. Lynch. X. H. Glass.
Allernates: Seth Woodroof, ID. A Wilson, jr.
Observation-Disclosures; C. ID. Coleman, j. W. VII.
son Aiernates 5. Hobson, Il. s Brown.
Observation-Disclosures; X. Gaines, George w. Read.
Alsmaies: w. II. Dennis, II. NJ. Barnes.
Prince Observation-Disclosures; w, G. Flournoy, j. n
Lyon. Aernates; g. w. Daniel. w. T. Walker
. favanna--Delegaies DIT George ID Holman, ID w.
4 Bovles Al,ernsics Neal B. Gay, Walter s. Fon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Wa. A. Seay. WIN. T. Niblea
hetnsies: l. Arvine, W. 5. Dupuy.
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ny y. G. Mcguire, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
AUCTION-on wednesday, May 5th, nj O'Clock p M,
prcmisc shall lots Nos y and in No.
beweep and NORTH 22d
and front Virginia corner Of ad street and 10, 81
sareebeins valuable desirable building
Immedaey shall sell lot No in No 49, fronting
inches street, and 70 feet inches 2d street,
squares o the Observatory
Also lot No in 81 fronting 2 street, tho
New York This lot Is beautifully situated high and
dry. .F tH
Terms, One balance in equal insamenu and
twelve months interest," satisfactorily Convcysnces
e j. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap odd Aucuoneer.
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Democracy Of the North.
nsgrafyng. exceedingly gratifying 10 us here in the
Soun 70 witness the truly national grounds occupied hy
,,n mere and there individual exception, the great
public 10y -s1 VIC "
Every candidate that have named for The presden.
oass OF Michigan, Douglas OF Illinois, Buchanan and
n ass OF Pennsylvania, Wool OF New York. Pierce Of
wv hampshire. Stockton OF New Jersey. Allen OF Ono
e indiana-each and all OF them, occupy now. sad
nave occupied. nnexceptionabIe grounds in rels
s 70 me peculiar institutions OF the South, and the
Noasuional guarantees by which those institutions are
ho.eced They do not like Fillmore and Webster. date
e orthodoxy this subject from the adoption of the
nspIomise when II became erpsd,enf TO make patriotic
p,tssons They have always been standing on the
prm oil the constitution, and II IL proud triumph
~ em and Tor us that the slavehodng democracy
W oa'es they represent stand by and sustain them
S,,nat wing statesman IN thoee northern western
&c., where there ~ constant struggle between the
.os OF The constitution and the disciples OF lanai.
can The same be said Of Look over the let oi eli
Az great names in that patty, from the Missouri TO the
~, and from Pennsylvania TO the Canada line and
can be found whose anlecedents and present po-
Soa,l on me slavery question satisfactory 10 the
T we challenge comparison.
IA wings IN the siaveholdlng States are beg inning 10
Rnrhe OF this: Only the other day, the Hon. Mr.
rst.saef long leader OF the wing party in Virginia
moad 20 accept seat in the wing convention at Rich.
M, y, ana DECLARED that The wings oil the North were
hon.. " trusted on the slavery question. We have
'nings 10 confirm the truth Of this statement
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From the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, May 1.
Inn parts of Dry Gsosls.

The imports OF dry goods landed at New York from
foreign ports for the month Of April show decline from
the corresponding month OF last year Of only $27 1876
but the decrease from the month OF 1850 is
81 GOT 500 The amount thrown upon the market, il
will be seem has not fallen of 10 the proportion
the Withdrawals from warehouse have been compara-
lively greater, the stock being reduced The de.
cline has been confined exclusively woolens and silk
the receipts OF co,ions and linens having slightly in.
creased. We stated in our statistical summary for
March that the imports OF goods for this month would
year, and the result agrees with our authorizations We
annex comparative summary for three years:
Imyort, Of dry good port Of A
aay, February March, aud april
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, se,-on
Thursday May 10 O'clock shall SELL at the residence Of
George Phillips, between i3h and ifh
household consisting Of
Rosewood piano (nsary newt by J. G. Fischer
Walnut Sofa lounge
Walnut aud painted seat chairs and rockers
Arm chair, (damask covering, window shades
Mahogany dining and centre tables otomans
Solar and nane lamps, gilt framed mirror
Set handsome silvered grandoies, rout table
Papier uache nlaid ladies' furnished work table
French china gold band dinner set
Cut glass tumblers, wines, and champsgncs
Brussels, three ply and ingram carpets
carpet rods, passage oiicloth
Passage lamp, mahogany wardrobe
Mahogany French bedstead, wasbstands and sets
High, low post, and trunde bedsteads
Dressing and plain bureaus chair
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses,
An Of good bedding looking glasses
walnut bureau and writing desk, book shelves
Fire sets, tight stoves, FIRE boards s..ea
Chamber curtains, shower bath
Excellent cooking eeU
Together with variety of kitchen utensils
Alss desks tables, arm
chairs, clock, folding screen, books, &C. .s. Fl :.
Terms 80 and under 80, sixty snd ninety Jays
nv order Of j. r. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Nav on s, 80 Aucdoneer
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~ A. GREEN, Auct,onser.

ZINE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT AUG.
TIoNon Wednesday, the 5th OF May shall SELL In OF
O'clock excellent three story brick house
lot fronting and
north running Defect alley having back buildings
soes being the house occupied by Mrs
Manning twenty
ranged rooms, with wide passages and good cellars.
balance three, and
years. purchaser for The deferred payments,
bearing from day sale interest the whole Of the
paid annually deed given, and deed
Of trust taken Title indisputable.
wishing make good investment IL
respectfully sale important piece Of
Ap 2S-6t A. GREEN, Aucuoneer-
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TaE wspuxs PicruRs 1T win be seen by our adyer-
listing columns that this great work OF American genius
will b. reopened Tor exhibition for days ont, Strangers.
well a. residents OF the city, should avail them OF
the opIoroniy presented faithful porirsituc
only Of Mr. Webster but OF con,em poaneons states.
men, represented as throngng the Senate during the delv-
cry OF his gres, speech In reply TO Mr.. Hsyne N
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ny ISRAEL & GREEN, Auot,onssr..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.--On We'd
nesday, the 9Th OF May shall scI the premises,
all 46, beginning the southwest
OF running 9Th street 900 feet thence
o. inches thence due 10 7h street, and
7h "a inches to place OF beginning.
We shall sell purchasers there being about
building lots
The attention persons wishing purchase building
Of the respectfully called above
as great bargains may be expected.
Terms 0nehaf balance in six and twelve months,
given ftle
ndsputable. F# ISRAEL h GREEN,
Apr 3D-6 Ancuoneers.
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Sales To-Day.
BY c. w. BOTELER, Austionecr.

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctionecr.
GALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
u AUCTIoN-On Wednesday, May at 10 o'clock, m,
shall Franklin Gardner situated
street. OF his household furniture,
consisting In part OF
Mahogany sofa, mahogany chairs,
Mahogany card and dining tables
Mahogany marble top table
Solar lamp and girandoes, mahogany rocker
Paror, chamber, and step Competing
Hall lamp. hat rack
Handsome parior Gothic chair
Elegant French clock, nd table
dressing and other bureaus
Cane and wood chairs
French and other bedsteads
Superior feather beds and mattresses
Toilet sets, wardrobes, washstands
Looking glasses. dinner set, table cutlery
French china glassware
Kitchen furniture, cooking utensils, &C.
OF under $780, cash So credit OF so
G. w. BoTELER
May Aid huctoncer.
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Old Fogyism--A Classical Fragment, by Cato the
Elder.

Tor the Uuion
Old Fogyism-z-A Classical Fragment, by Cato the
Elder.
'Tis seventeen years since he had consul been.
The second time, and there tsn between;
Therefore their arguments Of itis force
Who age from great employncnts would divorce.
AZ y ship, climb the shroads unfold
Tho sail, some sweep the deck, some pump the hold,
Whilst he that gsdss the helm employs his skju,
AID gives the law 20 them by sring still
Great scons less from courage strength aud speed,
Than from wise counsels and commands proceed.
None the foolish who their lives abuse,
Age o. their mistakes and crimes accuse.
When trascdian Ncvius did demand
why did your Commonwealth no longer sande
Twas shat their senators new,
Foolish, and young, and such nc nothing knew"
Nature youth hot rsshness doth dispense,
But with calm judgment age doh rccompsnse.
Think Tor too old;
Reason thinks only what right hold
Scion, the sage, his "pfogress" never ceas'5,
But slil his wisdom with his days increased.
A SPARTAN.
'Appius When the Roman Senate peace King
Pus Appius though old have lost hs eight,
continuing the war. Rome uiumphsd in the end.
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swindng emigration agents inducing the Polish pea.
saniry of Posen 10 leave their homes. by representing thai
the king OF America had granted 10 Kossuih aud
DembinsE vast tracts OF land for the purpose OF settle
ment The fate OF many OF these poor creatures heeced
OF their all before reaching the ports Of embarkauon
ptabe.
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Supreme Court OF the United States.
TUESDAY, May 4, 1852.


No. 1914 The Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Balti-
more Railroad Company, plaintiffs in error, Us. Sebre
Howard, The argument of this was continued by
Messrs Nelson and Reverdy Johnson for the defendant
IN error. and by Mr. Schey for the plaintiffs in error
Adjourned until tomorrow, IL o'clock, a. m.
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By y. G. MCGUIRE, Aucu@m~ers .l#E
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH. ST.
On Monday lo,h in-tsnt at o'clock M on NE prem
lcs No TO- In square No an fronting
Is f.e, on vest between and streets north,
Term. one fourth es.h residue g. a. months with
sF'.7T ~. ff,.,..n JAS. O. MCGUIRE, III
Msy5-d Aucioneer
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This leaves the import. from January lat s5.st9.02
less than iof the corresponding -four months Of last
showing decline OF about rs per cent Most OF this de-
cline occurred during the IRE, two months OF the year
The amount thrown upon the market, owing 10 the in
creased withdrawal from warehouse noticed above ~
only ~ ess haa os The period Of Iast year.
and very nearly axfees with the amount Tor the rst four
noaths Of 1850. viii be BY the following compar
ison
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l'Ru MES 81 House % an.sss. .g-t..s ws~ks~a .
ec~c,d from sccrrtsd h-'oy ard EDITED y tr.s-s r.
Fes sais a. TAYLOR NAURys
Maya #W## .# aeos.sose, Pm street
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cPRINs AND SUMMER vISITlcs.-as spring and
- this received by Adams Co which, with
our former purchases, complete.
and well stock Of shsws
reduced prices -.-lsl Il - A. y 1f.s
VERIFY 4 MILLER,
Pennsylvania svenue, opposite Centre Market
Ap lT-sdlmif
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This table shows that the dselas In the receipts siace
January I compared with Last year, he. been divided
between the yaous eiss~~- Of fabrics but compared
wlh 1880. ha. extended only 70 woolen. and
The recsivs of silks are mach larger Zoe any siIs
p~riod with the exception 81 iast year, vhie the early
receipts Of most cotton fabrics continue 70 decline
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Tribute OF Respect.
AT meeting Columbian College, in
Columbia held the I'D Of May, the following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
aeoiusd, heard with feelings of sympathy
the ID instant of the Rev. Obadiah
Brown founders Of the College, member
president Of its st Board Of Trustees and for many years
friend supporter the institution and mat the board
will TO morrow the funeral of the deceased.
Rsop copy resolution signed by the
secretary to the family and published
sr JAMES L. EDWARDS, President
WILLIAM O. FORCE Secretary.
Al Pensacola on the 2sl u MARIA r. HoLLINs, wife
Commander GEORGE N. HoLLIss, United States navy
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. E. A. MARSHALL Lessee. Mr.. w. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager l'at8 sf
Third appearance popular American actress,
81 MISS ELIZA LOGAN.
WEDNESDAY, Evrmso, May S, 1852,
performed sherdan popular comedy in acts entitled
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Lady Teazle.. Miss Eliza Logan
length Of the comedy the evenings entertain
will conclude with
Fayore by Miss Annie Walters
La Truancaise Maa1e iheooore'
Private boxes IS parquete SO reserved
seats orchestra seats rs family circle, Is cents
third Tier, so cents eolored gallery, IS cents.
..The CampbeIls coming to meet kind friend,
again.
odd FELLOWS HALL-Commencng Monday, May 10, and
every evening during weekwest Pees old ogina
Campbell nsre the honor announce TO the ladies
centemen they will above with
new songs operate chorues bulcsque the italian
opera. l,, =. ...
Tickets Is cents Doors open performance
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SAs FRAscIsco. April s, /

Business is very brisk here; goods for the momen,
very scarce, and trade healthy Prices looking up,
owing 10 scarcely. many shps being long past due
Substantial improvements are going up all abound and
about our city. and the whole community is prosperous
Miners are doing well. Gold dust is pouring down
from the mountains like rain the price will 70 down to
ST., and exchange will decline TO per cent
Most Of the newly-arrived cmigrants push of to the
mines and upper country Immediately arrival Our
society j. good churches we'll attended, Sabbath and day
schools h,urshns. The Sabbath is quiet, and gambling
10 dying out. .5s. .s..l,.a..'. n. -
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The Central German Emigration Society complain tina,
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Private boxes and parquee SO
seats IS cents; seats rs family circle, IS cent
third tier so cents coored gallery, 25 cents.
May
The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-03-06
Nd GLASSWARE.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

'HE subscriber would respectfully to the ct-
zens of st. Paul, and he rest of mankpd,, that be
has received and is selling the stock Of goods that
can De found in these diggins," certain, will coltip
ue to sell cheaper, and less profits than acy in hi.
Territory, either at wholesale rea for cash and moth
ing shorter. II consists, in part of the following
DRIGOODS A large and very superior assortment n,
Ladies Fe Dress Goods, such Prints, Alpacas Cling
mans, Delaines, Thibet Cashmeres, French Merinoes
ETC. Also good assortment of shaws, ves hoods
gloves, Hosiery, Mant,as, Laces, Edgngs, Bonnet and
Gap Ribbons flowers, pins, needles combs of great
variety. Also, good stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
consisting of overcoat, dress coats pants vests,
pea JACKETS under and overshirs, knit flannel draw
ei' eounFy ade seeks, etc. Also stock Of
LADIES' SHOES AND BOOTS,
OF every variety and prices together with GOOD as,ort
eit OF tents Moroccos Calf, Kip aid Congress Roots
Can, KIP, Gum-clasc and Patent Leather shoes Rows,
Youths Chidrens and Misses shoes and boots in great
oundance. Also a good assortment Of
HATS AND CAPS,
consisting OF Fur and Cloth and plush caps for men, and
eoh ana glazed caps for boys; fur silk Buena Vista
Hats, &c. Together with good supply of
QUEENSWARE AND GLASSWARE,
Hardware and Cutlery, Drugs and Medicines Groceries
ana PROVISIONS, &c, all OF which, and half has not
oeen mentoned) will be sold extremely for cash, as
we are going out of the trade in the spring. Please
anime our stock before making purchases, and YOU
Will be well paid for trouble are determined
10 wage war OF determination sganst prices Store
on Third street, between Roberts and Jackson streets
St. Paul, Nov. 1851. r.. NJ, SPENCER