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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

liberty, while acting with it, to avow and ~
hold our own sentiments on all subjects con-
nected with Human well-being''
For several years past, the Wings Of this and
other Free States have been constrained to
suppress their convictions on grave public ques-
tons and consent to the utterance in their
name of sentiments quite other than theirs by
the presentment of this alternative by a mi
nority, Swallow what we present to you, or
well bolt and break up Cor break DOWN the
party This game was played last FAN by
some % out of l25 Delegates to the Wing
State Convention-and with success II may
be sgain-but not with our acquiescence. II
the Wing party see fit to stand on the ground
it occupied in 1914, g, Y, g, &c, it is a good
enough party for us. II it prefers TO dance TO
Hubker music as it has done for two years
past, we don't care TO be involved in its inevi-
table defeats and dsgraces. That's all. Ea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14
Boston Municipal Election.

BosroN, Monday. Dec. - ~.
Benjamin Seaver, Wing, was reelected Mayor
of Boston by from 20 to 20 majority. Dr. Smith the
Citizens candidate had 5000 votes and Joseph Smith
Democrat 937 Ii Is though. majority OF Wig Alder
men are elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-14

Can car party succeed ? has always seemed
TO us a secondary question. What we seek
first to know Is, viii it be permitted honestly
and faithfully to avow and maintain the senti'
ments which animate it Aud shall 100 Dc a.
The daily union., 1852-03-17

WILLIAM TUCKER, Msn'. Mercer raiIsr north
w side Pennsylvana avenue, ~ 9th set
oy calls the attention of members OF Congress- and The
public generally 20 his stock pf spring goods, consisting of
eor French and Eng oh-, cnsmere, and vesiinEs all
which have been selected great from
largest and extensive importing house IN New YORK and fha
deps and which cannot fat 20 suit the taste Of all who ay favor
MIN with aud aud
N has heretofore crtwned his cutting
and employing work,
he prepared 10 satisfy by
Iscued a, his establishment cannot be surpassed for Style beauty
and ease, In this any city In this country.
AN orders filed at the shortest possible notice and the
m ona rms.
Mar iA-3fsw3w
The daily union., 1852-03-17

W harqoe Kedor from Boston, superb Ioni- x
and central pianos from tho widely
supply msks my asortmen again complete comprising
bt and octave Pauo by different
vfahorate 70 nnish
surpassed in volume and
and durability u.ie
improvements and perfection of ART.
keep all times the largest and best
and purchase better
bought in or any
will be cold by large ntonbe
he sells is psoofof this assertion.
second hand pisnos taken
Ao, received hand,
Of very variety ofsiyie, very elegant -,
rurs. yioln- sccordeon. Kinds Of musical ssrumen
AZ the lowest prices W
New
March lo-eos RrcH'D DAVIS.
The daily union., 1852-03-17
State Of Texas, Comptrolier's Once,
Austin, EebJuary ~. 1852

IN compliance with Of the legislature Of The state Of Texas
approved February Ie2 proposals will received this
day May, 1854, mion
United States stock issued
portion
Of northern and boundary under the provisions Of
OF the Congress of the United saes approved September 9
1850 IN
said proposals should for purchase said bonds the
Austin,
paid place. second bonds be delivered the
city OF Washington, D. c. the proceeds thereof deliverable
place third bonds be delivered the city OF New
Orleans proceeds thereof deliverable the place Pro-
posa delivery bonds
New Galveston, and the proceeds thereof
deliverable At each Of said points.
Said stock interest OF five cent per annu payable
redcemape the
January
paid leaving thirteen interest still due
accepted a hundred thou
sand dollars the bonds but the individual make
bids
which may
have on IN. puor their delivery
Parties should specify the fuuds viii be available
the ar recng notice OF the Of their bids
bad Comptroller Public
this place, endorsed Proposals the Purchase OF
United 5tock.n
JAMES b. SHAW,
March lJ-d2ot Comptroller.
The daily union., 1852-03-17
By A. GaEEN, Aaoo,onser.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On "Wednesday the i7h iasant shalt sell thr adense
Watkins nth street, street, ai 40 ocioc as
good lot Of furniture, win
Mshorsuy sofs and ch airs, sdshoard and bureau
DO marble top table, dining -nd other rnhs'
Cane-seat aad other chair, wash-isn and sets
Wsrdrvbes, excellent feather beds and mattresses
High ant low po-t bed.tssds carpets and olcioths
China, Eia,s crockery, and stone
Solar baii, and oth.r lamps, csndosiicks, &C.
Andtrsns, shovel and tonrs, and siafrods
Cooking, radiator, and air-rirh stoves i
A-o, ~ sIicsen requisites msny 90
srlciss, wRich we deem unnecessary 20 euuneratc.
Terms cash.
March l3-9 A. GREEN, Aueboasr
The daily union., 1852-03-17

sAish. per mortgage bonds of the Orange and
Asxandria RsiirDsd conapany.
us - For particulars, apply
The daily union., 1852-03-17

I LITERARY ALMANAC, 1889. Priee GEM sv,nvs
Ia tsirins ,.poant literary information, accounts ,s. ~
nbrsres, literary necroosy Tor th- psst year, &C. Ns
TAYLOR MAURfs a. srsf
Marie Bookstore, nss "
The daily union., 1852-03-17

THE co-PARTNERsHIP heretofore existing be
the subscribers this day by miiapon Either
partner will sign the Of the hrm an liquidation
l. MUNgUE CHUBD,
FRANCIS H. scHE SCK,
CHAs. ST. J. CHUBB.
wAsHIsoros, March 1, ls52
THE banking exchange business In all Its branches viii be
,nnu-d by undersigned under the and style Of
ChUBB BROTHERS, their Banking House. opposite the Treas
uy Department.
T. MUNRoE CHUBB,
Mare re-df2w cHAs. sr. J. CHUBB
NOW OPEsISG.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, Co,
IN respectfully and the public
daily receiving their esh supply Of
gpod latest
bracing material in dress goods
Plaid, striped aud corded Swiss and cambnc muslns
Napsook. nun, and all other kinds OF thin DO
Plain and embroidered linen cambnc handkerchief
French worked collars and sleeves
Worked muslin and cambric bands
White and colorvd dotted swiss muslins
Mohair skirts
Long half fingered black lace
SIX and I.ise thread gloves
An qualities ef bo,iery ssuze and merino
And other good which they pledge themselves sell at
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, u co.
March I3-dlwif
The daily union., 1852-03-17

For Norfolk and Rich nond.
The steamer OSCEOLA will, until further notice
Cl&r leave Washington for above places Thar
Yu6...kxR&k day, AT O'Clock, a m.
Rsiurns will leave Remond Saturday at 6S O'Clock
a. m, and Norfolk at O'Clock }. n.
touch, going returning, rver and the usual
landings on the Potomac and James liver
Passage Norfolk 81 Passage and Freight Richmond
reduced
ms-du JNnTcBELL, Captain.
The daily union., 1852-03-17

Washington and Alexandria BOAT
a ~x-, THE Steamer GEORGE wAsHIN GTON will de-
following bouttree coaches
s6 with the boat in Washington Boats fare 2k centsi
One coach leaves the CAPITOL the other m street
Northern Liberty Market
Leave Ierandra At IN 9x, llS TX, ,9k, and O'Clock
Leave Washington at ~, I0s, ~, p ~, and ~ O'Clock
Feb i5-dn JUB CoR5fiN, Captain.
The daily union., 1852-03-17

1,HE uader-tQp.d would respectfully call y''
tention present facilities printing sas
Having Just received from Boston new and lnprot,Is ~ ~
machine capable of giving 1900 impressions
Thereby reducing ~ one ho ~ ss
enabled 70 execute cards, circulars, hllbeals abss ~
invstons and every description " printing from me x
the largest poster cheap they be done ~
In rerfrd 70 typography, work, and despatch, "
xati~nscton n al cases. Respactfusy yrufs, kcr
LANES q. GRkEhi ,r.AL
odsee under Temperance Hall, street
Mar l8-dim
The daily union., 1852-03-17
BY \ Q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

ny H. G. Mcguire. Auctionser.
VALUABLE PROPERTY oS CAPITOL HILL At AUcTI.Nss
on wedns.dsy, March w atx, on the rrvml..s ~ ~
sell In No eSs, asi-d rourh street between
ey avenue and IL ,tert east. d ecry opposite the Capitol
Int No ~ 50 feet on ~ feet inches derp to ~ esl ~
Ea-i half Of io' No 10 @ feet front, iot feet deep improves
fran.
Lot No a. 81 feet frort ot feet deep cultivated and en
Aeo, small frame building lot No ~, 10 b. removed -
TERMS one fourth cRrh residue IN equal nstalments a.
j. C. MCGUIRE,
Mn5-d AueuOnssf
lid GLoNss--Just received by erpsess--
IN - dnyun is1ies' best white eolored gloves
10 40 medium darn nd Iigbt
% do g-ntsmsn's u Ehf, medium, and black 20 a
ofs. -
oLAoErT, NEWTON, MAT,so"
March i3--dlwif
NEW Berege-. Berege de I.sine and shai eJsrmss
~ subscribers have just open.d large an bea iu ~
osthe shove named d. 10 rich aerigns AMI colo . 70
respectfully invie the aftcafon of the ladies . 70
CLAcfTT, NEWTON, MAY, . y
March l3-diwf
EoH RENr.That desirable building, In te ra Wafd,,
corner Of and 1st stree togcthr with mo baa
hold and kitchen furniture hcr.u, the occu anl
Rush, VIII be f,r rent after thr 9th day Of May neft
" p'' 'Pp" RICHARD snITA
Mar H-eodiwif
The daily union., 1852-03-17

a ~e-,1 FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer osCRoLA
Auf will, until fnrher notice, eaye washington for the
1ktezk sbove place every Thursday at O'Clock,
Reur.ns, win lesye Norfolk saturday AT o'cIock
Passage and fare, s..
landings Potomac
March 3-dn JAMES MITCHELL.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

CAsS AND DoUGLAs.-The result Of the \ n-
g,ria Democratic State Convention IS now admit
ted TO be una avorabe to the prospects Of Cass and
Douglas The attempt 20 divide the north west
has failed; the friends Of General Cass and Jud sc
Douglas acting in concert with one another, and
it heinz understood that the friends Of Judge
Douglas will. if circumstances favorable to such
IN issue shout present themselves, support Gen.
Cass; while large body Of the friends OF Gen
eral Cass, cherishinS a high regard and sincere
attachmeu, to Judge Doug las, would sooner trans
fer their strength 10 him than to any other caEdi-
date who has as We, been named Though moth
ing of an Official character has transpired as 10
the composition Of the Virginia nomination, it is
confidently asserted that The friends of Judge
Douglas had IA large uial"r,,y Of the de'eg les
al MI events. they certainly h,d working ma
JeriIy.
The Princess Nsvtk', gran l-jap.h'er Of
the Emperor OF Russia, his ah}urei the
Russia Greek fai'h. aul h"cp'ne Il member
of she Rnntn Cath ,lic Sisters OF Provi-
deuce, AT V,leuciennes.
Singers salaries are high 1T the Inrerial
Theatre. ST P-ter-',ur.. Gri>i and Mari
have each fI,O)0 fr Il season nf six
-, ,n,hs. Maian W-dori. who - repdiv
rising - h.r prnf-ssI,n. his E,.0J), an'l
,ther principal singers, male aui female
are paid IN proportion.
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y @ 2Ep Il Y .
To the Temperance Watchmen,

Or the death Of Mf Joel Whitney, founder
le Order" in Minnesota.
i.oi a noble watchman has rallen,
Ere the victory is won;
Bpt the stern dea,h-sunnons found him,
With his weli-tried armor on;
Wa'ctnen. then be up and doing!
Emulate your leaders zeal,
BE ys faithful and IN earnest,
Fos our coun,ry's future veal.
He, while death AMI want anI misery
Follow in grim nacchus' lfaiu,
Saw no hope for Minnesota,
Save the ''Li1uor Law of Name"
Trusting in the God OF justice,
He upreared the standard here,
And around it bade you rally,
Till the dayspring bright appear.
Waiehmeu onward 10 your duty,
Raise Oh high the beacon light;
Labor on and never falter,
But contend We for the right;
Til helt;s us Minnesota.
Alcohol no more shall reign;
And oul iInt shall hail with rapture,
The immortal Law Of Maine
Watchmen keep the bali in motion,
GiII ,e Cor the r.ghtcous war,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29

IHg Fire AT CHfLLICoTHE.--ih he des-
trucllou Of property Ivy this conhagratlon
f1ots up more than $500, 900. the Banks
of The City saved all their books, papers
and cash. The losses ofthe Insurance Com
panies are stated 10 be: Hartford Etna
SI2o 900: Hartford Protection, $4,000;
Ohio Mutuai, 81, 800; Franklin, Phladel-
phia, $4,000; Clly ins. Co, Cincinnati,
%, 600; Franklin of New York, 1000;
Hudson River $4,000 Total s277 500. All
the Churches, County Offices, u ). Land
OtIice, Welsh's Foundry, all the Mills.
Madeira's, Carlisie's AMI S;ari's Ware
houses saved.
Conspicuous in the dance, at The hall Civ
en- hy the Minister NJ France, at Paris, were
,he two Miss Ersk'ne,, grand daughters OF
w W,ll,a,n ", aud Mrs. Jar'iaD. They are
handsome ladies', ami their fcriunes OF
fIOOo0 each, do not abats their at,rac-
tons.
Gs-ln consequence of Capt. Lojwirk hav
ing bee n ,iuavnilai,ly detained by bad wea'h
her IN getting nn, h,. Fnat. Nh, Ben Cam
l,ileli "nhch vii h" sou, three ~ f'Hr
week. hphlnI her ,ini', IN" L. ,. Mail
Conpany have chartered he C"i"h Co"e
10 ran IN Ben Can,pbrl's place, until 81"
seis around the Cope vii he r"',i'nlnd"d
nv NJ. } ,hr B o ks. the popular clerk "f
,ba N,miuee, api Will take her proper
ulace in ,ha trade a. soon as the rver T.
op"n above.
rhe Co,,. j. one nf the f,-te~, h"s,s shovs
II. Ions, AM We recnfneh' her To Tue
trave.ins and shipping public | Ial Adv.
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LOCKING Up THE TowER OF LoNr.N
Few persons are aware Of the stric,ness with
which the Tower Of London Is guarded from foes
without and from treachery within The cerc-
inony OF shifting II up every night continues 10 be
IS solemn and as gIgidly precautionary as If The
French invasion We're actually aioot. immedi-
aic!y after "tattoo" all strangers are expelled !;
and The gates once closed. nothing short Of such
imperative necessity ds fire lden illness can
procure their being re-opencd Il! the appointed
hour the next morning.
The ceremony o locking ~ ls very ancient
curious, aud stately. \ few minutes before the
clock strikes the boar Of eeven--on Tuesday al nd
Fridays, twelve--the head warden, (yeoma
por.er,) clothed IN long, red CLOAK, bearing in
his hand a huge bunch OF keys, and attended hy
brother warden, carrying gigantic lantern,
appears IN front ot The mJiu ,aard-hous", aud
calls oar in a loud voice. Escort keys At
lhsse words The sergeant OF The guard. with five
or six men, Gurns out and follows hl'n - the
"spUr, or outer gate: each sentry challenging
as they pass h's post ''Ishe goes there:'
Keys" The gates beng carefully locSed and
5arreJ-,he warden wearing solemn an aspec,
and making much noise pOssbe-tbe pro-
ce-sion returns, The sen,res exaciing the same
panation, and receiving the same answer as be-
fore. Arrived once more IA front Of the nam
guard-house, the sentry there gives loud stamp
with his foot ana the following ersaiion TAX es
place between hm and tae approaching party:
''Who goes there
"keys"
'NVhcse leys,"
Queen N.ctoria's keys"
''Adyance Queen Ylcloria's keys, an! al )
we'll
The yeoman porter then exclaims, Good bless
q leeu Victoria. - The main guard devou,iy re-
sp,nd 'Amen.' The officer du.y gives the
word, present arm the fEelochs rattle, the
officer k ses the hilI Of his sword; the escort iali
il among iheir companions; and the yeOnian pcr-
ter marches InajestclIly across the parade alone,
10 deposit The keys ia tn leutenan n, lodgings.
The ceremony over, no. ONLY Is all egress ana
inercss totally piecluded, bat even within the
., Ills can STIR withou, beng furnished with
the countersisn; and any who, unhapphy for
gs,foI, ventures from h's squartars unproviied with
h.s ialisinan, il 10 be made the prey oI The
/ first ;entine! whose posi- he crosses.
81. of whlcn is pleasantly absurd, and reminds
~ CT the stately manner N which the crown was
carried atout, when the White Tower OF
hre.
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EOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
fFyIE subscriber ufers his well know Tavern Stand.
the Halfway House and FarD. for sale, sitHaed on
ihc road between saltwater aud st Paul. half way, and
where the Territorial. Road from 1t. Anthony
Willow River The house is large aud comfortable
fran, building, well calculated 10 accommodate the
travelling community IL is also situated in the midst OF
the delightful scenery, surrounded d. lakes thai
abound in fish
The 6,rm consists Of hundred and sixty cf
land of which there twenty cultivation, aud
about nifty upofr fence failing spring OF the bs
w alter al the corner Of The house.
For further particulars inquire of Henry A Lambert,
Esq ST. Paul the subscriber the premises.
JOHN MORGAN,
March 5, 1852. 47-ti.
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The rouges Of New Orleans are rs cx-
PERI Is those Of the metropolitan cities Of
the oh world About two weeks ago. an
aged ami Intelligent gentleutn, named
William Smith, a stranger ~ that city, nuj
lately arrived, On his way 10 California, was
met Oh the icvee by Il man hained T.. Il.
Woodruff. and another individual, name not
known. The two learning that MIR. Smith
was going to California, pretended that they
also proposed Iourneying 10 the land of gold
aud thus found an apology for establishing
more familiar relations than usually sub'st
between strangers. Upon their invitation,
Mr.. Smith took a walk with them, and they
led him to shop, the situation Of "hicb,
from his ignorance OF the geography OF the
city, he was afterwards unable to describe.
In ,his shop they found man, seemingly
very much intoxicated, who declared that
he as fortune teller. After few min
utes conversation, Woodruff seized Mr..
Smith and pinioned hiu,, whilst the fortune
teller, who all of a sudden became perfectly
Jber, dspossessed him Of a bel, which tn
circieI his waist, and which contained The
sum Of $3.50 in gold coin. The fortune
teller escaped with the prize, accompanied
by WnOlrulf's = companion, and ~ oodruf
himself essayel to play the fugitive, but was
held by Mr.. Smith, until citizens came
% III. aid and secured the scoun'!rel.
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FsNHE UNDERSIGNED Is now in readiness
Il for grnons Con. Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck
wheat, ami whatever else requires grinding, IN
ciu,ing Salt, at the cri,i-i'i the west side Of
The Mississippi river, At st. .nody, for awful
rates ct toll. When desired, s'>;~ vii be re-
ceived ~ the subscribers on ;le east ,le of the
river, and he retained ground ai the me place
2-Sy CALVIN \. TUYTl.E.
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NurgCon 1Ra PhyStcI,tn,
HtRApTATE Of Harvard Biversity, Cambridge,
W Mass Or. l. believes il duty, stranger. he
owes himself and the community, he mt,nds make
Paul his permanent residence 70 site hat he has
bad rieHct the aospiis and practice
Gf the Eastern cities. and also of Tie C-,4S al he Mis-
sis.ppi vale, lis graduate OF the oies, and iirs
IniveIsit. at the counifv. and nnmber of
years a." private pupil o. 'ie mo>f eminent Surgeons
ana rhN scians of New \ % Loston and Philadelphia
Dr. French VIII attention Ia diseases OF
and children, ans respectfully oacrs his services
In the practice oi surgery, Medicine and Midwifery
fhe ciiizf OF 81. Pau, and vic,nifv
REFERENCES:
Drs. Crow, RAY, Robertson, Kittoe 4 C., GsLESAi
Messrs. Hoinshead Rice n Becker, Nr Roberts, J. W
Simpson, ; ". seieent, Gen Boal, ST. PAUL.
Octoher .G, 1851. 26-tf
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CARPET WEAVING.

FuNIE SVBSCRlEER at the corner Of Fifth ard Min
Streets, st. Paul, prepsre, 10 rag
Carpets eqUa! in appearance to ingram Carpets.
very low price. ADy Of old garments te ,sed
up economically in this Wsy, than in any other;
and there il scarcely a family that may not, short
time, enough in this for handsome and dura-
Bile carpet. EDWARD NJ. WALTERS.
January |, Is52 37y
p 9 Carpets hand for sale; and all sorts nf Rags
bought or exchanged for Carpets.
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AHEcDorE OF BURNS AnIrew Horner
aud Burns were ritted against each other
ID wr'te poetry. An epigran was the sub
lpct ch o>en, because, as Andrew Internally
argued, .'it is the shortest Of all pOemes. "
Ia compliment 70 hun, the company re-
solved that his own merits should supply
me theme. He cominencet--
''In seventeen hunder ,hretty-nine"-
and he paused. He then sud, "Ye see,
was born III 1889, (thc real date was some
years earlier, 50 | maxi that he comnence-
men" He ,hen took pen Ia hand, folded
his paper with n conscious air OF authorship,
squared himself 10 The table. like ono who
considered il no rride even to write letter
aud Slo WY put down, IN good round hand,
As il he hal been making out bill of par
GELS, the line
Ella seventeen hunder thre;ty-pine:''
bu, beyond this, after repeated attempts, he
was unable 10 advance. The second line
was the !,ubicon be COULD not pass. A,
last, when Andrew Horner reluctantly al
nitted thai be was not quite IN The vein,
Jhe pen, ink and paper were handed 10 his
aGta gonist. BY him they were rejected, for
he Instantly gave the following v,ra 10 &C:
''!u seventeen hunder thretty-nine,
The dell gat siuH 20 max a swine,
And PIT It M corner;
But shortly after changed his plan,
Nude il to something like man,
And called it Andrew Horner J"
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BOOTS AND YE SHOES &c.
Selected with great care and bought at extremely
low prices. Also.
GROCE ERiES


GROCERIES,
full supp'y-best quality 0f Coffee, Teas. Su
gafs oi several varieties and prices, hiolasses,
SPICE. Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon Gloves Salt,
very cheap y 80 bbls- winter Apples; Nails
Tobacco, &c. sc.
Also LIQUORS, on Commission viz:
American Brandy, American GIN, Common rec
tilted aud Monongahela Wh,key, cheap fcr ca sh
Goods al cash prices viii be given in pay lot
FUrs, Hides, " heat and most other kinds of pro
tuce.
LOl Is RObERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers ana all others to his
stock oc GOODS, believing thry viii tind i; f,r
tGeiC interest TO deal with hinn. He has facle )
for doing business on the river, unsurpassed BY
any other establishment.
tORN ARDSN(. l. COMMISSION.
| am prepared io receive, store, and make
advances upon Produce q any Goods consigned
10
LOUIS ROBERTS.
St Paul, Minnesota, April 2o.-ltf
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l.. ROBERTS

CORNER OF WATER AND JACKSON SIS.
u now Offering FOR sale large and splendid
y assortment ol
DRY G. DIS,
Consisting III part of Caticces, Sheeting, Shrj-
lngs, Uous,in DE- Lines, silks, .iipacas, Bread
cloths. CAssmeres, Sa,me,s, jams, Veslings,
Coat Trimmings, Lnseys,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
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TRCT NAN VI. SMITH
~TOCLD respectfully ilfOrm the Merchants aut
w others having Notes and Accounts collect
that he WI attend 10 The collecting Of Notes and AC
counts IN ~ Paul, 81 Anthony and she surrounding
country Per centagc moderate, and al. business in
trusted To my crre viii ne promptly attended TO- "a
have 60 ether business my hands.
References
Capt A. WIlkin, Seo'y Of Territory s. II Sergeant
w. Dahl, VIM. III. Stilhnal n CO.. N. &. Stndicrd
DR.. \. barbour.
May be found al the store Of Wui. II. Sman * Co
when not 'sent business. All Notes and Accents
lofi in the hands of ". H. snan 4 Co. VIII receive
rromp, attention by
TRUMAN VI. SMITH.
81 raul, Feb. II, 1852 lily
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29
Exchange and Deposiie OfiCe of

Exchange and Deposite OAice of
GEORGE w. FARRBNGTOS CO.,
ST. .4at0ny Street, 81 Paul,
MONEYS on deposile, nnd interest allowed on all
4VE sums deposited for three months ..Hd over.
Exchanges The principal cities Llst and south, for
sale
Collections in any Of tae states promptly attended
Investments made Real Estate, otherwise, for
persons living oi the Territory, the most sdVanta-
geous
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