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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFEFsON NTTY.
Monday Evening. January 10. Is!

Monday Evening January 49, 1852 I
The supply Of Hogs is scant and prices advanced A
good stock of Beef and Veal Cattle and fair stock of
Mich Cows and Sheep
BEEF CATTLE (Western) 7M-c p IL net
lio"s.'.. Sd3S1sc 2 tb net.
SHEEP 81 SOFAS 90 . head.
Mich Cows ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S25GDS60 y head
CALVES AND WARNINGS. 50 0o6DS12 90 = head
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Os Drs.-A Washington letter in the NewYork Tribune
says: Among the dts of the day derived from au-
thente at the French capital that Mr. Rves
Minister at that Court is uniformly out of to
American visitors and that Louis Napoleon IL uniformly
drunk every night on brandy and water
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se,c EaU and Vy'i,ete,. CI0tissag.

SHERMAN & PlERSON,
No. Magazine, corner Canal street.
to By Georgia. Union Winfield Scott
arrivals, we have received It splendid stock of
NEW GOODS
manufactured expressly the Neworleans trade which,
material workmanship and style, will compare the market,
The stock consists, in part as tolows
Black, Blue, Brown and Olive Cloth Frocks;
Super Black Cloth Dress Coats
Black, Blue and Brown Paletot Office Goats;
Sack Over Coats;
Short French Sacs;
Dab, Brown and Olive Devonshire Coats;
Dnb and Blue Blanket E.
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Coats and Short SAGE;
Dab Ca Paletot Sacks and Short Sacks;
Fancy Petersham Turn Coats 1.-TWO Goats in one);
Blue Brown and Green ea Engsh Petesam Sac Over Coats
PANTS
Plain Striped and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doeskn and Cloth =.
Gray, Black mixed and Drab Tweed :.
Blue and Black Satmet
Super Scotch CASHMERE >.
VESTS.
Super Black Satin VESTS;
Cashmere and Cloth VESTS
Embroidered Cass
Fancy silk and Cashmere
Drab Cashmere and Tweed =.
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca and Baratlea VESTS;
Buff and White Narcotics and Rich White ves soree
BOYS CLOTHING.
Boys Black Cloth FROCKS;
Coored Cloth PALEToTS SACKS;
Fancy Tweed SACs and PAIEToTS;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere PANTS;
stee-mixed and Gray Latinet =.
Black Cashmere
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS and susPENDERs
FURNISHING GOODS
Our stock in this line complete article suitable gentle
mans wardrobe
suer Armenian and Merno UNDERsfiIRTs and DRAWERS;
White Flannel
Nerino and Cotton HALF HOSE; GLOVES susPENDERs;
White LINEN Cambria and silk Pocket HANDKERCHiEFS;
Super Black and Fancy Silk CRAvATS;
MONEY BELTS, COLLARS, PORTE MON NAlES. e,
~ The above Goods have been superv
vision and In cut are SUPERIOR We respectfully invite the attention
the public confident that our low goods give
satisfaction.
ts- Goods freely shown. SHERMAN & PERSON
o2a M&1h .l,n No Magazine street, corner Canal.
ms~ DIR. DALTON has this day received some
genuine Vaccine Virus Those desiring protection from the oahsoe
and disease Small PoY b, application to Dr.
d. at his office No. 50 St. Charles street stairs. 92p
RUCKWHEAT--2o0 packages, assorted sizes,
jam A. D. GRIEF h Co, IS. 40 and ~ Old Lpvse
SUGAR-l0O boxes Coverings Crushed 25
s '' E. h IL 1sF Go .5S S "' s . by
DINE APPLE CHEESE-40 boxes Goshen,
D GREFf co. ','s ' and 'i + ' Old feee
VHoMAsToN LIME-16Oo barrels Fresh
JAMS an" xxx aE t a." IF ss y street.
nAKUM-2225 bales best NewYork Oakum,
so 10" s s mus A. DELAGRAVE co. II Magazine
, Wy ~ N"Hl jams 6nna"
q HAMPAGNE-50b baskets Grape Leaf, land
d9a 'nst''' s s., III WOLFF es Camp street
y ARD--50O bbls. landing from steamer Bos-
ianl2 PARslELE 4 BRO, 1o4 Magazine street.
A LE-l5o barrels Taylor's, Vassar's and
JAM i: ). GRIEFF 4 CO., IS, 40 and az Old 1evee.
WINE AND LIQUoRs-Foreign and domes-
w. % rN'EE.. H1Rr TX I CO.. 70 reaoapopa. street
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Tur yoTING IN PAKs.--The official canvass of the
votes of Paris accompanied by curious Incl
dents For instance there found i'll several of the
ballot boxes bulletins foot and half long and with the
word Yes printed in letters fourteen inches long and
broad in proportion in others the word Yes printed
in letters of gold the finest perfumed satin paper.
These bulletins bore the of printer in the
faubourg St. German. Many tickets in certain number
of sections bore the word Yes inont. and the word
NOT on the back Many too had curious and some
times too emphatic and phrases in addition
the affirmative negative monosyllablc such as Oui
Vive lEmpereur - "Oui Mile ct mile fois Oui - Ou
A has la Republque ~ "Oui Viva la Repubique Demo-
cratique ct Socale," "Oui pour que Louis Bonaparte
soft Emperor ~ "Oui rArmce.'' "Oui Mort Cayaig-
nae ,'' Non! Mort Ducateur.' 'Non yive Henry
W. " Non Eive la Republique - mon! bas Par
NEE =, etc. All these tickets annuled and will be
appended to the 1roces-rerbdi The done with
the tickets that contained neither Yes No. but
merely expressions denoting attachment insult to the
person of the President of the Republic
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

I
Tuesday Morning. January 20, 1852 !
COTTON-several buyers came forward yesterday and
took 1000 bales at irregular and rather lower rates We
now quote
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LEGISLATURES Trrp-The Senate of Maryland, now in
session. is equally divided between the parties The
came of things exists in the NewYork Senate though
there the Lieutenant Governor who democrat has the
casting vote In Pennsylvania. too, the democrats and
wings equally divided the odd vote, however being
lol,lAin mtg
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SINGULAR MoSoMANIA-The Greek Senate has just lost
one of its members, NJ. Marcopotis who of the
new batch created lately to strengthen the ministerial
majority lie very old and his death pre-
ceded by singular alteration of his mental faculties
He imagined that he had fallen into disgrace with the
king and declaring himself unworthy to live he obsti-
natey refused to take the slightest nourishment The
King having been told of this sent special message to
him of hs favor and to persuade him to change
his resolution but this unfortunate victim of somewhat
unusual affection in the present daya too great devotion
monarchy-Only declared himself still guilty
to have dispeased eabe Sovereign, and in spite of
every effort the part of his friends he actually starved
himself to death
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

TlI' Frat Municipality, "ul2," Municipality ena'
hrd MUNICIPALITY The left hnnd figures Of tie
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PENSACOLAPer schr C;enl W
ley-5OOOO feet OF lumber a order. ~ "
scr Maria 50 bales cotton Ward
| d A Mnch9l-29 do, IL bxs tobacco Hurley
APALACCOA-Per schr Clnch bales cotton Cl.veo,d
Bros &roS do MITCHELL do
Mitchell &co-3O bIs mdse f q Rogers kco -
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TRiI WAN VI. SMITH

~TOULD respectfully inform The Merchants and
w Others aaVing Notes and Accounts 10 collect,
that he will attend t. the collecting of Noics and Ac-
cauptin ~ -p9pL. "a ptltonN. sd. th
counts in St. Panl, ~. Anthony and the surrounding
country. Per crntagc moderate and all business
trusted 10 my will be promptly attended to,
have no other business ny hands.
References
Capt A. WiEin Secy. Of Territory; s II. Sergeant,
W. Dahl, Wm. II. s,i'i.nan & Co.. III. c. Saridlord
Dr. \. Barbour.
NAV be found at the store Of Wm II. Siiliman & Co,
when not absent Ou business All Notes and Accounts
cii the hands OF " ii. Stllnan Co., WI. receive
prompt attention by ne
TRJ MAN NJ SMITH
81 Paul, Fab. IA. 1852. NV
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DENTISTRY.
q. ". BlDDLE. IATE OVrITTPUURG %

&. ". BiDDLE, LATE OF FiTTPBURG, PA,
las permanently located in St Paul. FGnrtscn year.
.o,c application to his profession together with
large and bea itiul assortment of plain gum H.
enable him insert from set OF tccth
HtInos phcriC pressure, with beautiful
The natural gum, restoring the mouth 10 is shape
Diseased teetl permanently saved pluyIng Useless
teeth extracted with iittlc pain possible Teeth
cleansel and diseased ginls restored 20 health
Office ~ JUNCTION OF llilI anl SAINT ANTHONY street.
\. bah obs warranted.
st. Paul Nny i3 4--lN
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JOHN HOLLAND l. CO..

AUCTIoNEERS ANp GENERAL AGENTS.
Nv RNITt RE Warehouse. Bench street, Saint Paul
a Improved Farms Town lots. anl houses for su3,
or rent Advances on consiHgrncR's, and prompt pay
ment On sales. Good references gwen when required.
81. psui, April H., ,ol2. J2-ly
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REAI, EST.yE NOTICE.

VENE undersigned, having been appointed Agents for
the ssie ot Real Estate. give notice that hcy have
ten lots ~ kttsons addition 70 st. Paul, lots
Whitney * Smiths. ASi.O-foGr lots lhc upper
town, w!,ich hcy VIII sell cheap application beng
made u them At their auction rooms.
COLLINS d LIII..
Auctionccrs and Real Estate Agents.
81. PaMl, Arrli 10, is52. .2-lf
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81. paul Business CARDS.
MECHANICAL 8. PROFESSION Nal.
rUALKNOCKINGS IN ST. PAUL.

SPIRITUAL kNOCkINGS IN ST. PAUL.
VH>lE Subscriber on the Of Fifth and Minneso-
Il Ia streets, is now Mock Mock NOrkius - old
rags into handsome, cheap ana durable Carpets Ladies
ana gentlemen please call and those ritual knock
lngs, YOU viii not intrude.
large quantity OF carpet warp hand, and carpets
hia'e 70 ofder- T. NJ. WALTERS.
g. auli NAY 10, iooZ 4-If
F.. Ii. PRICE.
&JLASTENEl,. can be found ar the corner cf Jack
son ana Sixth streets, the lower shing e mill
t. H. l. has served regular apprenticeship AT the bus-
ness OF piasIering and believe. he give entire salts
isc,on TO those who may employ him, in any branch
his business
+. S.-Two good journeymcn are wanted immediately,
st. Paul, Aug. H. ISL Il
w. III. pAi. Is Err,
obLASFERER and tcrH- builder. informs the people
OF SAINT Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
promptly and faithfully to the entrusted him. IN
his line of business, which he PROCESSES mders and
thoroughly. June l9, la5. 9-y.
BOOK BINDING.
'HWL subscriber woud respectfully inform the c-
Zens oil - Paul aud its vicinity that he Is car
rtlng oH the above business, III the 2pd story h VI
Srencers Hew building. of 5iA and Rpbor street
Particular attention paid binding Magazines Period
reals &C in PLAN or ncy binding, a the shorcs. notice
aud on reasonable terms.
JAMES MACINTOSH
s. Paul, March %, 1852. 49H
NEW LIVERY STOCK.
nATIlSON & BENSON, have purchased. and ex.
d pcct earl. IN MAY, addition their Livery
STOCK several lew and elegant carriages busgies, and
lie" harnesses ana horse furnishings ard
equipasc ot the most elegant description.
ALSo-an additional stock of hne blooded. well bro
ken horses. Qucry II spirited" horses come IN under
the iiGuoa Law, viii they be in danger of being knock
ed in head!
Our entire new stock will cost over $4,000 90 No
other Stable in the West out of Saint Louis vii, Dr
found as complete ours.
VIII our lriends and the public please remember that
az the Liver. stable in the of the acrican Io,e
n the upper end of Saint PAIL they can a, all hours
have such conveyance by land, wheels horse
back Us they may desire,
PATTISON & BENSON
ST Paul, Aprl, Il, le52. 52-tf
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D.DED HANGING,

THIRD ST. OVER SPENCER's STORE.
yuyE subscribe is prepared Paper Paint and finish
the inside Of houses in an unsurpassed and oeaut
uI manner All work entrusted TO him will be executed
with ueatness and despatch.
ST. Paul, April 20, Ie52.-2m JANIS J. fECh'
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DnXVnER.

L. BISSELL is agent for the sale Of Lofins and
eys Smiths celebrated rifle and mining Powder and
will furnish purchasers with any quantity from to
one thous and kegs, At St Louis prices
Il Order from abroad promptly filled.
J. L. BTSSELL,
Jupe 2s ISL 40 Dubuque. Iowa.
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Guint E ouls,

ySO. W rWICUELL MOGRIDCE.
TIVICEIE.LL & MOGRIDGE,
l>OMMISSION and Forwarding house corner Com
mercial and Pine streets. Louis VIII prompt,
attend to ali consghnents, and will make liberal cash
adj Orders for purchasing will he promptly filled
At the lo,vess possible prices.
REFERENCES.
Geo Collier, Page q bacon, Charless, St. Louis.
Blow e. Co, Chouteau & Naiie,
H. ID. NewComb 4 Bro, W. H. Rcynolds-Ls tU..
Ellis 4 Norton SIrader & German, lc;nc;.,o,;
Hosea & Frazer, Springer d Whteman )
T C. Twicheu & Co--Yr,p Orlsa,as. 4--ly
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ST. PAUL,
Door, Sash, and Blind Manutactory.
Corner OF Fourth and 81 Peter Streets,
NJ. WISE CO.,
IHNER grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to them beg leave inform the brilders
of St Paul snd the OF mankind general that they
are always hand, snd prepare pa ed to make anv
amount of Doors, Window sash Blinds and Frames TO
order al short notice in the durable manner and
al The most reasonable prices Tor cash. Give cali
December - ISL. MICHAEL. WISE
36y pNAS C,SF
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---
w NJ. >. COMES,

BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER.
EEPS constantly hand, complete stock Of
IN Books and every description Of Stationery to-
qeher with fancy Goods; nearly opposite the American
House, St. Paul.
April ], 1852. 5o-u
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r. CHoUTE,U, IR. JAS, H.RRIshN. FELtH VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN lRON AND NAILS.
ChOtcau, Harrison 81 Naile,
UDROPHlETORS OF the 81. LOUIS ROtL LING MILLS,
Il will keep hand fall supply Of merchant bar
iron, boiler plate sheet and nails manufactured at
their Establishment from the ore Of the Iron Mountain,
and viii also Keep all other articles usually kept IN
iron which they invite the attention OF country
n. rchan,s.
JWarehouse No. I29, Second street s. Louis, No.
CHAS W. BORUP.
Asep. Al ST. Papl.
May s, 1851. 8-tE
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STATIONERY.

ESLANk BOOKS Of a variety Of Sizes memoranda
- books, Drawing, fooiscap, Letter, and Note paper;
Envelopes, fancy and plain draw Ing and pencils,
pens, INK. &c, for sale by W. ). COMBS,
bookseller and siatoner OF SAINT Anthony and
bap'ioi streets, opposite the American House.
November g., 1851. 3ov
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TO THE HI NCRY.

'ZNiE subscriber mas opened meat shop. next door
west If Farrincion's Brick store, 81. A.th0ny ST..
where ne s'ta! be happy to meet his custoncr,.
and old. II there is such thing in the world good
heel and at mutton and rorA he intends have i Tor
sale. A TITAION
~ Inui, MAY IL, lS5S- i-tf
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dubuque.
Il. l. KISSEII.

j. l.. BISSELL,
Fhs,esale Dealer in Groceries and Prouisions,
No. 2, Globe Buildings,
DUBUQUE, Iona.
June 26, 1851. (lo)
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Saint Iutbolln.
lOi!lowrlurr.

JOSEPH BOWKON,
Notary Public and Land Agent,
" WO,c Rirer, ST. CrOtr co., Wisconsin
Presumption claims secured and entries made bv
Military Land Warrants. Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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Exchange and Deposite Ofilce of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & Co,
ST. .1nthony Street, 81 Paul,
XEONEYS dcpositc. and interest allowed on all
1Vk deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges the principal cities last and south for
sale
Collections in of the states promptly attended to-
Investments made in Real Estate or otherwise for
persons living of the Territory, the most adyana
geOus
Office hours, from 10 10 II O'Clock, and from TO
o'clock 33tf
MINNESOTA LEATHER STORE.
Nearly opposite ihc American House, ST Paul
EN A COLLINS g. Co, dealers IN saddles. harness.
ELs trunks, &C. saddery hardware saddle trees skirt
ing harness. and patent leather, calf seating bag and tor
leather roans coach aces saddiers sia, )eile"s
bands belts and string leather.
BOOT suOEHAkERs STOCK.
emlock tanned sole leather, oak tanned sole leather
oak tanned upper leather, Kip and ckns, French. Ger
man. Philadelphia and Cincinnati caiisS,ns; al kinds O.
ladies' an gentemen's morocco, red yellow blue green
pink and white iDiugs best goat buck, and sheep oind
ing and shoe findings boot trees, lasts crnp boards
clamps pegs of all sizes, shoe thread all kinds; ron 1nc
and copper shoe nails.
j., The highest market price in cash, PAID at all times
for beef hides, sheep and deerskins
Nav If E.A. G.. Il co.
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G0icnu.


&C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals.
varnishes, patent medicines, Sc. &c.
Main street, Galena, Illinois. S-2-tf
HEMPSTEAD & WASHBURNE,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
Gaena, Illinois.
IT, We have constantly on hand supply Of
genuine Land " arrants, which will be sold
May - If
GEO. &. C.STROTUER,
Sole gent in Gnlena for sale Of Sloan
Medicines Main street, Galena III.
II. McLagan,
Storage and Commission, Water street. between
Green and Washington streets, Calena, Ill.
:. S. MERRILL s. CO,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Edlenn.
L.. :. FELT. Gaicna. III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crocdery, llousefurni,hng Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO--kcepS constantly on hand large stock
Of Rife aud Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-lo
JOHN F.. SMITH CO.,
Watckm1k.rs aud JctUs!srs. lion 81, taienr Winoi'
A Large aud well selected assortment of Clocks,
IN Watches Jewery aud silver Spoons constantly cn
hand, far sale low Engraving nea,y executed. All
kind Of Jcwrlry made order and neatly repairei.
All orders punctdalIy atteaoed TO The highest price
paid Tor old gold and silver, 2-2S
4. =. DRUM.
MAIN STREET, OPPOStJE GAI.ENA Hotel
RE and keep constantly Oh hand q
ANA complete of anC. ana Windsor hairs.
Also Bureaus Tables Stands, Writing Desks, Looking
Glasses Bedsteais, &c, &c. Persons wishing "a pur-
chase VIII DO well 10 call before they buy elsewhere as
prepared sell good article. aid terms
are invariably cash afford 10 sell as cheap uT
cheaper, than other in the city. reasonable de
duction made persons bnyirg sell again. All orders
dUcUon maze ptTsoHsb buying Ib SClI nga.
from distance punCtda!iy attended 10.
Gaeua, May, 1851. 81
BENJAMIN r. FELT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
GrOCe lies, PrOvisi ONS, ~
MAIN STREET, GALENA, ILL.
VIII sell Il the lowest cash prCes. I'll
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PAINTING.

- HERMAN MORE.Y. Fourth street, ST.
~ Paul, hear The middle OF town. in the builling o
Mr. knox, up stairs, may be found ready attend to
Painting in all lis departments. House painting, sign
painting, carriage and ornamental Painting, al done
Hp promptly, and paints of the best quality five
do our work ina sovoniy, unw rkmsnlke manner We
do moi expect TO get business IN the enlightened
81. Paul. 3iy SHERMAN 4 MO.EY
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NiCHCOX & KELLOGG

Druggis
Ceiner OF Third and Cedar streets, opposite II. A.
IambeTt's Law -Oi,Ce.
" III De found attendance all hours Of the day and
night, for the sale Of Medicines.
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L. .NEs. a II. >ELso
ANJES & NEISON

4 TTORNENS AND COUN oELLORS At LAW
and solicitors in Chancory, 81. Paul, Minne>oti :,
vii .ttend with rrn ptuess and iGeify ~ nl law bns
Me-, entrusted their in NhucsG,, and the a0in
ing couitc, u: Wisconsin.
I~Partcuiar attention " Ill Ls given ia the collection
OF debts, and the location OF Land Warrants.
,r5l 2l-lN
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NATTIAN SpUCER.

"A
and Jeueler, Thirdrst., 81, Paul.
II HAS just received and keeps constantly on hand
general assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jew
ry Also Perfumcry and every other article in his line
and Ladies respectfully invited TO call
..ovember, 1851.
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"AVING made st. Paul his permanent resi-
Il Il dence, will attend TO all calls in his proles
sion in town and country. Tie may be found al
present, at the store of Mr. W IL Forbes Il
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Attorney and Counsellor IL Law. and General
Land Asent--St. Paul.
Particular attention viii be giran to COLLECTIONS
Pas ing Taxes, Entering Lands, Securing Pre-
Einption Ciams, and entries made by Military
Land Warrants. ST
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DR.. X. sABBETT,
DIR. 4. X. POTTS,

WAS his Office in the of l. SioanS store whcr.
i he vii be ready 10 attend professional calls
Faint Paul, No. o.cfnbrr, I-5i. %,
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SHOE STORE.
:" N DUEL is now receiving an extensive
HI ILs ID assortment Of Ladies shoes, COM
prisng all The latest and fashionable sly les Those
wishing to purchase will Pease step in early TO AVOID
the great crowd. Store opposite the Library
ST. Paul, May s, 1852. 5-u
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CJ kOVJTS g. 90.

G.. j. kOVITS co.
uIyUh Manufactory; every thing in the fur line mad
~ i'm the best manner Ladies furs, sleigh robes fu
coats caps and gloves Upper Town, near Fnilers brcl
stor. :, paul 45--ti.
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JACOB j. NOAH.

Attorney q Lrw and So,lcstor ip Ctancery.
~OMNiS>lO\ y ER for states of dame, RhOde l>laGd,
U Connecticut. New York, fCnHss iyarIa, Virginia,
Alaba ANA, Ohio and Louisiana.
3-rAll Instruments To be used or recorded in vi
III. above STATES, may &c taken 4; Office IN = Pau
July 81, 1871. Jo-u
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NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
am T,u0p,Nf r-TApI yslINECT

AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
XXyINNE Il COOLEY, Roberts street, first dao
w north Of Stiliman Co, are now receiving Al
cxteusiv. assortment Of Dress French English anu Ger
Cloths and Cassimercs,as well as rich Nestings al
purchased expressly for teiy Tailoring Department
Particular attention has been paid - Tie Hosiery
Glove and Shirt Department. In the Clothing Depart
ment they challenge all competition as regards quaity
style ani low prices.
ST. InGl. Nav 8, 1852. I'll