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nor SALE-House and Lot No. AGA

u othS Lo . y about g ieet House 3 b. 48 four
sofles ad under cellar Croon throughout: ar,in
tom yad 70 sewer N the The HOUSE il new. and
retfs at sss and Will be sold for g. For f,rrh., ar
to 2P NJ ''' "'n
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ENAMELLED ano COTTAGE FIR

49,
sde, near Gsane-st, MSi.gfacsoTy No. - Gcven-ss
MATHEWS L GtLLlEs wholesale aud csaii d-.,.,, :
Ornamental Cottage, Chamber and OaA Panifal, -
resp y cal he attention q those inendns Z, Ssr
the present season their eXtsnsye and vsri.i S..r
O.; Enamellcd Furniture
We asiteI oeIsol in sSyles tnsI sfeT jean II sr
ard direct In this fine enabl 4 - -
duco article thar Is pFooance' after h ttas,, -
eliminating public 81 the best 0arneed and C,t.,. -
niluTe offered in this country
d. w0nid especially cal the Attcsuoa VI p~u., 4,
their styles Of Ornamental sarIte,
executed BY q best Partisan asist telnE eo1ad-o, o.
they cannot be surpassed We respectfully sohcs "a -
upon Us
at our establishment
As WE manufacture the whole q cur work ourse,-. 49,
consequently enabled 10 sell warranted sstelc "a
les. THAI those who buy 70 sell again.
MATT RESSES, PAiLLASSES. PILLOWS &c
Also, Psfest Spring Mattresses made 10 order
The greatest bestowed IN hoxias Furniture th
can be transported distance without inlanngh N As
least. MATHEWS GtLLlES
No. +52 Broadway, east aide. Graaa-s
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EOR SALE. BARGAIN.-A Farm

containing = Of choice land COOL buiings, excel
mt wster variety OF fruit situated east SIDE Of the
Hu6son River. IS miles from New York, and ~ minutes
walk from the Hudson River RAILROAD Depot at Ne~uam'
turgh desirable locat and BE- bought low For
particular inquire Of URI Mills, No CCsnties alp MY
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DUMP CHAlN.-The subscribers A..
4 manufacturing Punr cnsin Of sg-rur qaaity. .ss-s
hes otter tie ;Tade 10 iots. IN favorable t-rus
.BOL0ANE s. CO. No.sl Washinroa.
fnrnilnrs &r.

CHARLES FULLER Dealer IN Lea,
~ aingS Patent Premium Sssety ia, L.an,. -
CsiGphens, Spirit Gas Oh SD Lsr5 lsmgs HNn nc -
Lsasrns GIsndoies Chsndsiierss &C, Of he pos ,pnt
patterns C.tlary and Fanny Ornaments A.. C.-rns.N
Spirit Gas Pbo-SeHe Gas, Oh NicsS 6isssos Ne X. ~
Greenwioh-st. between Warren sDd Cnamn-rs-ss Nv
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C'OR SALE. at Newtown, Long Island,

House. Barn ard Carriage House in good repair with
rom ten Of Land if desired all in good fence
Peach Pear and Cherry trees Grapes Cuant &c, on the
premises all good bearing order and well OF water near
the door good plank road has been constructed from
Wiiamsburgh to NewtowD. and Stages every hour IN
the day For particulars inquire of JAMES BAILEY on
the Premises. or Of N. MILLER, No. Tryon-Row.
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EOR SALE.-A lot on the north side of
l2h-s between I'd and SdaVs Is feet wide BY los feet
vii De a for much less than any lSt in ts sane
Apply 10 ID T. MACtARLAN, Agent Nc. 81 3a ay fno1ns
the AN and 7PM ~ 'O"
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EOR SALE in ASTORIA, LONG

Il ISLiND-A brick House, with kitchen attached I 10
stories high with cellar under the whole The house
tales Croms 10 closets ano pantes parors crniced ent
hard finished sdi doors pazzas front sod ear with
lots OF Groupd $3.50 may remain bond aad mortgage
for i,Im year, will be let until The st OF May next
for tie OF $500 For further Psrticulsl apply TO
T BENNETT, No 4 North I'd st, Nlilamsblrgh, or 70
BENEFIT & DALE, Astoria, near Hurl Gate Ferry.
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Two LEA few small Cottages, each
n hsyns four snail Rooma Cellar and Garden Lot In
hort Of the House They are situated 81 n.s fom the
tenS 10 sIsokSn. half mile beyond Bedford near the
ssroad ana assse roate They stand In imposing neigh
Of wil DO sold tor $50 very accommodating terms AID.
ply TO J. PECARE, No los Hess-rsr
"O LET-A Store, also Workshop,
Il first fsOr, and shres four Lotts wei hshtsa on
three sdes about "a oy ~ eet with without stespower
Inquire the premises, No q Ann-st, near Nassau
ITO LET-Well-li lighted ROOMS. with
or without Steam Power Of any sizs. Inquire Of
C. A. SlM0NS0N, No ISL Lewisss
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ENOR SALE-A few small Cottages, ON
Il Lou = BY l1 est the railroad and uas. rout..
Brooklyn, about y miles from the ferry The ho,s- -
have fur and cellar and garden in fppt Pc
$50 Terms very easy. Apply to JACOB PECARE No
l6S Heste7-st ~N' W.
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IN THE FIRST THURSDAY Of

each mouth for years intend give this notice 70
hose h. pick locks and TO those hO them having
publicly offered 500 since Octobe last for picking nv a.
Lock for banss safes offer 0O on the same
condition. which may BE- the tiles Of Neso- York
Ob'e-ro or Tribme.-Perth Amboy. y, J. May 25 1852
s. T.. WOODBRIDGE
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n OTlCE.-Any person having Tract
Of Land situated ten miles or less from the city, on
North or Fast River Railroad suitable for vii
lace car dispose Of the by applying either personally
or By letter. to JOHN A. FLAMMER, No l57 WestlSth-
at between It'll and 9th avs
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t'OR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-
Il dence, with two acres VI land well stocked q
great variety Of choice Fruit shade shuboe
sted In the village OF South NoIwak Conn within eight
minutes walk Of the Y and New ayen Railroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity This is rare
chance 10 any desiring summer retreat Price 5O0
Foi particulars inquire OF A. ARCHER Bank Of the State
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NOR SALE in FLATBUSH. four and

Il half miles from Fulton Ferry TWO adjoining LOTs
Of LAND on CsTksonay each $50 a. front and rear and $50
a. deep containing together about One OF b.se
Lots has been laid out preparatory building with oneA
mscsdsmzsd walks and planted 70 300 snsd- and
Fruit Trees comprising peaches apples pears cheries &c
and Also mas large straw berry bed rsspberes curraps Ga
Q new well snc pump, fences on zach IA. Ths
other Is seeded down with Glover
The beauty OF Flatbash its Of access axo, p.s M 70
rom Fulton Ferry times daily render hi. d.
sirabe property 70 any doing bune in the cty ana
Wishing 20 enjoy the benrhts Of the country Price 81 ~
one bali cssh and half bond and mortxaze il d.sr3
Apply T. ENGLEBERT LOTT, Aactione-r Fultop-sx
breotlyn. or 70 ANTHONY LANE No SIS WsJi-st ~
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THO LET.-A two story and attic house
In Widest Quiet neiehborhood extra size yard,
hoNss in good repair. Apply to DAVID RAFT, Jeweer,
No S3l Broadway, corner bite-st.
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GpnseS 10 Eel.
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET

IN On the east bank Of the Hudson River nearly oposs
West Point On the premises containing about OF
Land 10 two-siory Dwelling with six rooms cellar aud
kitchen with several smaller outbudings &C. The situation
is pleasant and healthy and within five minutes walk Of tho
railrosd station. Apply to p. ANDERSON, at A Stew
art Co.'S, Broadway.
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CTORE in BROADWAY to LET
~ The tuidLg No. 4ii Broadway, oct ween Grand and
How ardss known the Olympic Theater may be rented
for The front thirty five feet WIDE aud it is
hundred and fifty feet in depth lease will be given Apply
at tn, Box Office Of Burton's Theatre, Chambersst.
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ITO LET-A small Cottage in the coun-
try containing five rooms and garden; beautiful sit
saon plenty pure water and healthy. Rent $50 for the
teas Three minutes walk from the White Plains de GOT
AID hours from the city For further partic ala
inquire OF EDMOND J. PORTER, No. City Hall place
or II. GRAY. on the premises.
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PAINTING.

PAINTING.
SHEEMAN NOREY. On Fourth street, st.
~ Pam, near the middle OF town, in the building
Mr. Knox up stairs, my he found ready tc attend 10
falntg ia al its department. House painting, sign
painting, carriage ard ornamental piintns, ali done
Gp promptly and wiki paints OF the bC>t quality. If
do oar work ~ sovcn!", uuworkmariikc manner, we
90 net expect 10 get business in the ktenod
1t. Paul. 2ay SHERMAN AZ HIOnEl
CRC MAN VI. SMITH
AA OUlb respectfully Inform the Merchants aud
w Others having Notes ald Accounts 10 collect,
that s viii attend 20 the collecting Of Notes and Ac-
counts III 81 Paul, st. Anthony aId the surrounding,
country Ter ccntage moderate, and all business M
trusted 10 my c"ic vill be prompty attended to, !
have no other business on Uly hands.
Reference
Capt A. Wiikin seo'y. of Ferrtory 5. II. Sergeant
W. DaAi, Nm. Ii. SLill.nal d Co.; II. {. Sindurd,
DR. y. Barbour.
May be found over the store Of Catscirt & Tyson.
when not absent on bnsiness. All Notes and Accounts
le!t in The hands Of w. H. .,illnan Co. will receive
prompt attention by
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH.
ST. Pau, Feb. "A, l552. 4l-lv.
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p o u FIR Y .
From Sartin's Magazine for August.
The M,il.Wheel.
BY CHAMPION BiSsFII.

Within the miil-wheel's dripping cave,
How flies the white and cleaning SPRAY
In music falling on the wave
That dances to the open day
How cool the edies of the stream,
la lazy beats returning slow
Abont the black aid rouyaened beam.
Whose nossy feet arc far below!
The mill above is rackcd with noise,
And gray with clouds that ever fy:
And now hear the milie,'s voice,
As here aad there the wolkmen PLY.
l hear the wagons round the door,
The din ofbargain in the hall
The wheel beneath the raftered floor,
Groans on, the willing slave of all.
Unheedful of the summer wind,
That DER the level water skins,
Unheediul of the f.'osIs that bind
With icy blades its dripping rims
Nor ever slacks its measured sound,
To think of all it has to DO,
But patient turns its endless round,
AS if its will were endless, too,
By night the water-gate is drawn;
Within the wave, the wheel is STILL
And waiting for the lingering dawn,
1t rests bsneath the lonely mill.
Sleep, busy wheel: respit ask
When all thy daily work is done;
And would thy fixed and endless task
Were less the image of my own.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

II ARGE stock Of Bonnets At Mrs Marvins Millinery
IL Establishment, Third street. at reduced prices The
Marvin has received large and very elegant
Bonnets, which she is now opening, and TO which SHE
invites their attention She has hand large
variety, both in and material, which she is Offering
at lower prices than ever before in 81. Paul.
II the Ladies will call early, Mrs. NJ has doubt
tha, they viii be induced to purchase.
st. Paul, May &c.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS OF DANIEL HOPKINS,
tNE iu> opened Oh Jhirtst, near Jackson street,
q "A Eei,erfil assortment Of family goods and family
groceries; also circkcrs, nails and variety OI other
goods: s,c As CAlicoes. srtiugs and sheeuBas linen,
wooden. AID cotton goods u all description boots ana
shoes o al and qualities, aT men ald women boz
ad girls; ao vdriols qualities OF sugar. coffee, tea,
saler.S ard all OF spiccs; ready made clothing,
brools nuts, roaasc>, vihesar poTM. nacHcrai, cod
fish Cotacs ps tcJa"co OF al qualities: and butter,
lara oy sets -four, crackers, dr!ed frt, also, window
glass and putty Topes, bed cords powder Shot, caps,
bacon, sOap, cand es fact, everything. We intend 10
s.ll II suall profit, Tor quick pay. Call and
anime iOr yourselves and try Us.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
IL lETER HOPKINS.
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TfID RICE IoTSE.

pHNlE Three Story Brick on ST. Anthony ST., lately
Il occupied as The store OF II NJ Rice is now l.
Herted INTO Hotel; which with such additions
are contemplated will make it very spacious and
venient establishment. Every effort will he exered
make this house fst rate such will gratity the
wishes OF ali guests rnd travellers Our coaches wi /
TAKE guests and their baggage and from the boats
Tree ol charge Strangers in IT Paul, before croitng
the report that our roo all full,' may do well
cal upon us Perhaps, they will find better rooms bet
ter furniture and better fare, than they anticipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS.
Eaul mi lst
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hEATTlSoN ~ BENSON, have purchased, and ex-
pect early In May, rs an addition 10 their Livery
stock. several new and elegant carriages, busges and
new harnesses ard horse furnishings aHd
equipase OF the most elegan; description
ALSOan additional stock Of fine bIooLed, we'll bro
ken horses. Query. II spirted' horses come in under
the Liquoa Law, viii they be in danger OF being knock
ed IA The head,
Our entire new stock will cost over $4,000 B0 40
other stable III the West, cat Of Saint Louis will b..
found aS complete
WIZ our rieuds and the public please remember iha,
at the Livery Stable in the OF the AIsercan House
at lie upper end al SAINT la.l they at MI hours
AaNe sucA Conveyance lay land ON wheels OF On horse
back as they ma. dcsre'
PATTISON & BENSON
st. Paul, Aprl, Is, 1852. 52-tf
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DIR. c. L.. VICCHERs,

WDHYSlCIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. viii practice
his profession la 81. Paul ana vicinity. Once
Fourth and Robert streets over Calhcart TN sons
Store. l1-iy
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GALENA STORE,
BY
w. II. Stiliman & Co.

XNTOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Saint
w Paul and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh and we'll selected stock OF Groceries,
which supplied every week from Galena and st.
Louis and wLchthey pledge themselves sell for cash
low be bought north OF Gaiena. Those desir-
OF buy ing at RETAIL will find it their advantage
call and examine their prices
Constantly on handButter, Cheese, Pork, Fish, Su-
gars, Teas, COees aud ali articles Ound in this Ike
u'A genuine article of FaIily Flour Constantly on
hand. w. ii. 5. d. Co.
SAINT Paul, Aug. 25, 1851 l9
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PORTSMOUTH AND CoseoRn RAILROAD
The Portsmouth, Jo.1aal Gays: All the rails are now
down. The last b idse is neasly c0npielej, and
there il. .ltt. doubt that in u; course Of the seco
week in August, that long cou t.hip wh e has been
,oins on between the seaport and the eariseNf Nov
Ha.apshnes' viii be ,eoasunxaa'sd N ssoa 6ke =
niattlmnny, 2. ~ ar, - . ~. ~. .sE.:f
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yUVIIE Subscribers having completed their steam
u Mill under the above name, situated below the
lower Bridge in the of Galena beg leavs 10 call the
attention Of dealers Minnesota, to their steck O! Flour
always hand, ieelg confident that they viii be ab.
supply them upon favorable il not more favorable
terms than any min which has sold -four to The ul
country
Z. HEMPSTEAD e. co.
Gaena, March II, 1851. 2-5l.
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NAAEl LNAE


ior people 10 expect prosperity, who practice the
o"u economy OF buying wretched sale boots and
sUeS, When they find genuine custom made work;
boih sewed and peSged womens shoes, gentemen's
coarse ana nne boots custom made upon honor the
best material, next door to Dr. Barbour's Apohecary
shop and nearly opposite the Post Office Third street
81 fa! where yoa may always find ready take your
measure, When III, JOHN QUINN.
L. y Prices fine calf boots sc 90; second quality
81 oOi lest klp, 81 80; best brosans, 81 90.
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RoteIs amo 3soarotmg Douses.
st. PAIL HOISE.

INhlS house formerly kept by J. W. Bass, being the
u original hotel OF St Paul, at the corner of Third
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired, and renodelled, and with the additions
now made to it, of the most spacious and conve-
nient hotels Ia town. Having taken lease Of it, and
fitted it up throughout with new furniture invite the
travelling public 10 call upon believing they will nd
this house equal 10 the best, il ali respects The charges
VIII nc very moderate GEORGE WELLS.
81. Paul july 20, 1859 tf
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r.. ~, PRICE,

EeAsTERER, can be found near the corner Of Jack.
son inc sixth streets, near The lower shingle mill
"a H. T. mas served regular Apprenticeship ~ the lns
aess "l pasterins and believes he give entire,
iac'"n 10 those WHO may eh,ploy him. in any branch
4. s.-rwo good jourpeymen are wanted immediately
st. Paul Aug. Ia, 1851. -
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MUSIC.

MRS. BIDDLE, teacher of lnnsic. announces to the
bringing pupils rapidly forward, prolise O.
general satisfaction. Taose wishing her
streets
st. Paul, May 10. .. 4-t
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FRESH MEAT.

have arrangement now, for keeping fresh meat on
ice, in winter Temperature; and shall he spar
iig neher Oh pains nor money, To have the choicest
beef pork, mutton lant, sausages, and other varieties
customers may send Ill their servants children, for
bit OF tenderine, steak, roast, something else that
good, and they shall have the best the shop, and
honest weight. My shop, remember, is st. Anthony
street. just few steps above Fuer's story brick.
may27-6n WM. WELLS.
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7 his store in saltwater, is prepared 10 offer
"A to his customers, much larger and better
ment of Goods, than he has ever beirre brought
this market His assortment i entirely fresh bought
this Spring at the lowest figures. 1t includes al
most every article called for store; and espe-
ciay such goods most wanted bv villagers and
llmbermen. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes ready
made Clothng, Crookery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon
Pork, Eggs. Butter Cheese, Sauces and Condiments
sugar, Coffee, Tea, salt Molasses, Fish Dry Goods Of
all sorts and especially for ladies' Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly from week week 80 as to
have constantly on hand whatever the trade may re-
quire These goods customers may depend upon buy-
ing, TOR quick pay, AT very moderate profits Being
ternined To make bad debts w. w IL feels assured
that he sell goods low they can be bought uv
where i'll these parts, at retail.
WM w. HANKS
Saltwater, May l3, 1852. 4-tf
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BOOK BINDING.

ENiE subscriber woald respectfully inform the citi-
zehs oi ST. Paul and its vicinity, that he is car
Hihg on the above business, IN the cad story of r. NJ
Specers new building, corner Of 5t and Robort street
fnhcuar attention paid 10 binding Magazines Period
icais &C. in plain fancy binding at hr sloest notice
and Oh reasonable terms
JAMES MACINTOSH.
st. Paul, Murca 25. 1872. la.tf
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MILLINERY.
AIRS. L. NJ G'gn a ktS vYish

~ KS. l.. NJ. SfOAKES, wishes 20 inform the
A'A Ladies o St Paul and vicinity, that she is thank
ui To them or their kind patronage during the precedg
year She has just returned from the East with the La
TEST Fashions and n sPLEND assortment Jf Goods.
She has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both in beauty
and quulty this side of New York Artificial flowers and
rinnes, Velvet aud Velvet Trimmings. color,
eic Sue may be found al her old stand few rods west
oi tc Ffes5y tcTn Church. where she wou.d be happy
10 attend TO any order in her line of business
Noyember. 1851. 3ooyl
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CASH FOR pLACns,IIFHtSG.

VI have bought ont the brick blacksmith shop al
Mr TaNicr, the ilow snop joining II, near the
junction. OF ort ili and st AHtnony streets, 81 an,
where shall carry on backsnitiins and pow making
10 alldcpartHe!ts ui the business, either irhsg soNa
OK not as may be desired. Nciatend do WOk strict
ly caS. principles while, therefore, we shall Isid
~ eAGct prompt mct the prices OF our abo viii he
VERY Low. VII! the public tcy our woFk and our
prices; ABBOTT ~ SONS.
i,F l:-V
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TO, THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

hEEPLI sensible of past iavors again invite your
~ attention to my MILLINERY ESCAB Be-
LiSH MENJ, confidently assured that can show
you variety OF materials and trimmings that will repay
inspection
My facilities are now Increased for supplying you with
the latest sly les and hore 10 be able every de-
inaid which taste aaf 81! may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded will
fully that TO which the Ladies of Saint
Paul are so willing 20 contribute when punctuaty and
anxiety TO please are blended Win hnaw!edge of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST. Paul, November 20, 1851. 81
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T.. :, NEWELL,
4 Commission Merchant.

A Nd Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Hardware
"a coos, paror and heating stoves of all kinds,
eCed from the Troy, Cincinnati and ST. Louis markets
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
stoves ana ranges, the Eastern market affords. Hollow
ware Kettles pots, ovens, skets furnaces, FRY g pans
waffle irons. stUNels, tOnss, &c.
Aso-farmns utensils llonghs, cradles, rakes, hoes
soveiS scl ti!es' snahs, axes sad irons, zinc
spfng balances, coffee mills wire, nails tacks &c
Japaned ware q! al kinds, lamps and cand!estichs OF
brass ron and tin; brttana and Kitchen ware tea and
coHec pots, Spoons ladies' sknners, tea, coffee and
gar boxes scrub, backing and other brushes hydraulic
apparatus; wei. cistcrn ana house pumps of all
water rams, lead pipe, sheet bar and pig lead, &C. Il
Minnesota +. ). n.
september /, 1851. 2O-f
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I'VE y0u g00d UNDERSTANDING {,

MARVIN. invites the public to examine the
H<s best stock of materials in hts line. that has even
been ster Ia the Territory. He challenges either side
the Atlantic To produce better quality of French Cali
ohius, specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies fine custom made shoes and
CATERS. Also, GentcEens Cali and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You know The stand-ThirJ street
near Roberts street.
SairtPaul, November. 1854. 81
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SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

lust received from the East, the spring style OF SILK
eI Hats, beautiful article; also large assortment of
kos,uh hungarian and Macy Hats; hne
ment ior boy and children. Oil Cloth and Cioh Caps
every sly IL and al I'll prices, ut the 81 Paul Hat and Cap
Store. (2-tI) X. q. W ALkER.
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W. III. PARKER. .

uDLASTERER and cistern-buder, informs tie people
u OF saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
somptly nnd faithfully the work entrusted TO him. i'm
his live Of business, which he PROCESSES understand
thoroughly. June l9, 1851. s-y.