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For Sale.

SSsS1sfss3 A second hand close Carriage, just
- repaired, in good order and newly
painted, for sale cheap. Also lot Of second hand
Furniture, apply to SIMEON SMITH.
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JtWtTy CMEdp IUT UdSI.

70 The subscriber wish .zEe-=sszassAA.
. TgA ing to reduce his stock - ~
GSS.A OF jeweIry, takes pleasure in offering to
the public as an inducement to purchasers, to
sell for CAsH, at the New Orleans l0acest retail
priees-chezler thaaa erer get sold an Fra'a&ftn.
The stock consists Of all such articles usually
kept 10 a jewelry store, such as Watches.
Clocks, Pins, Brooches, Finger Rings, Ear
Rings, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Thimbles.
Gold Pens, and Pens in gold and Silver Holders,
Gold Lockets, &c. All Of the best quality and
most fashionable style.
Q A F. McLAIN.
III. MORRISON & CO, Wholesale Gro
j cers, No. |, corner of Canal and Customhouse
streets, New Orleans. A large and general as
sortment of GROCERIES for sale for cash or
city acceptances.
r Country merchants and planters are re-
spectfully invited to give us call. 1-ly
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Please Look at this and EconOmise

COOPER
@S-7thauks his customers i zQ
- and friends for past 4z2&szaz- -zz2ses=s1zz
favors and hopes continuance of the same
propose to work at the following prices for cash
.-.f -fzs @PRICES@
NeU Old
Shoeing horses, a new shoes. ;. 81 So. 50 90
Laying plows with steel l.......S1 90 81 w
Heavy work, per pound ...... d.. %
Set buggy and sulky tire. rs. 81 90
All other work done at the reduced prices, for
cash. For the accommodation of planters and
others, / would say, payment made once a
month viii be considered as cash payment.
Franklin, March 6, 1852. RI
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JOHN A. TR0UsDALE5 70
DENTAL SHRGE0N

u n 7 E1tko ULN ? FFHfA1AzT K11s-
N> Rett,rns. thanks foS tie pssroa-
age hsrsta6ore bestowed upes hlra
1aIIIy and takes pleasure m laferaIrg
the ladies' and gentlemen Of ST. MARY, aad the
public in general that he is about so locate hisn
self permaaently in Pattersonve. for tAe par-
pose of pursuing his profession as Dentist, in
all the branches pertaining to the art, such as
plugging, extracting, inserting Teeth on Pivots,
and from one to an entire sci on plate.
All operations performed in durable and sRlf-
fal manner. Families visited when desired.
N.B-Closks and Jewelry repaired, and Jew
elry made to order. i s tGEEE 1885
Pattersonvile, April 10, 1852. #a s
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-28
RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street. st. Paul.

is ENGAGED EXCLUSIVELY As DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cHiNAwARE, ouEENswAnE AND
CRoCkERY, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT DOOR 70 PREsLEY's,
And nearly opposite the Post Office
ADE1lENI\G that the trade oi our town will now war
establishment devoted solely tins branch
OF business the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in want OF goods in his line, to the
ict thar he is prepared to receive them the most
liberal and accommodating terms, and has hand and
arriving, very large and well selected stock OF
goods, ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties and many other articles not TO be me
with elsewhere in this town.
c. &. blue edged dipt painted, printed, white granite,
flown, blne aud mulberry earthenwure;
Pure white enalmeed, iustre, blue figured aud gold
band. English china;
White, gold band and decorated French china;
All the varieties Of American cut, plain 8ud pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufactures,
German and Bohemian glass ware great variety;
English I ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large asoTlmtt of looking glasses elegant japanned
tea trays of our own imr orta,ion;
BRITANNIA coffee and teapos, Casters pitchers etc,
great variety of first rate quality;
4 large and elegant assortment of Cornelius N Co 5
celebrated solar lard lamps chandeliers grandOes,
gilt, olive. and damasK;
Together with large variety Of articles not usually
imported for tins market.
repaired 10 offer a large stock Of goods, ordered
expressly Tor this trade, unusually favorable terms.
Assorted packed for the country trade, i'll the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
Ny goods put up III the best manner, by careful
and expert, need packers, and he transported
distance b. wagon otherwise, without risk break
age.
Call and examine goods for yourselves
Particular attention is invited tO stock OF Window
Glass o ali and qualities; which viii be sold here
less prices th before offered III st Paul. and at
small adNauC the cost al the manufacturers
for cash in hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
III Il. sly
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EAR Al W. lET.

81 -ncd, lessee OF the of n. M'Iean
2 ate the buft II low Mr. Daytons and
n $50 4 ~ aul, finding ii necessary reside in tewn,
''tt- fl' .ia farm for the coming winter, or
t-r-- | neat and comfortable for small
aTt+ ft.r two of The farm are under Cul,iva
N,n- .Ii.. of corn sta Is standing in
.if Ie.t Ill afford good suslenanoe for cattle
~nii.g ,....r hand.
NIRIM ABBOTT,
At ..is l. nth shop above American House, st Paul
Sftf-t 2i-tf
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II. G. SANFORD.

lie e SANFORD.
ID ESPECTTUiIi bow. To- the Saint Paul public
Z and invites their attention his new store next
door east OF The fosOce, On Thirdstreet Where the,
can fad him ut business hours. read. tn sell Them
BHI-t.GODS.
of every description, including BRo,noLorns. S.rI-
NETS, JEANS, CissI,IEEES. Tw EEps. DRILfs, VII
VETS. NEsTINGS, sHIRriNG aud SHEETtNG, MS
Inns and Lawns, HDkFs and CRAvt1s,
GLOVES HosIERY, BRowN AID WHITE
liNENs, LACE. kihEoNs, LONG md
SQUARE sHAwLs, Bonnet TRIMMINGS. ALrACAs. TUBE
CLOTHS, GIyGuAMs, DELtNEs, SiLk~, WpcLEN
l,RN. rsINTs. IN great VARIETY. Thread. EdSmg
Winter stuii>. for men and boys, Under
Shirts. Knit and Flannel Drawers,
BCCh ami \ arm mIttens. &c.
His stock OF goods very arse embracing MI me new
Goods. Every person can here find lHst what he wait
and at prices winch must suit the most rigid ccononi,
and he rest assured that every article viii turn on
READY-NIADE CLOTHING.
of every description. made mp expressly for 'i> mar
and Tor this season constantly hand, cheap roa!
pay, and 10 sale without. lie has complete assert
ment ot
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting part Old III -ou, Young Tyson AMI DIcs
Yeas, iasuiri, Java aid Hio toil,r>, \ O. trnsii.
rd and 1i' eriYed Sugars. iccs, Pepper, 'loNe>
Nutmess 'as>ia. Rice Eai,ns saleratns ,urch, son.
Chewing aid smoking Tobacco, candies, Gal, Fish, et
ROOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful ant approved STILES COR Ladies anG
MISSES; Geu', Congress B"ot~, Calf do, oi the lt">,
patterns, Boy So hoCts nrd shoes, etc.
Hans AND CARS, IL great VARIETY.
HARROW ARE.
MI NH ana Cfo[S ogt 9eWs' ~ sizes OK. cR' al"
hrlve >c tie> >ickic- ard >aajheS shoye. IS and
hoes. wroughtand CIT nails, locks acies ana h't, cat
tltrN- etc.
800 600 Cigars of every variety.
POIih and FLOt Z constantly On haud, in lars.
quantities.
Nj Smdlor's stock i, large and he viii be rrc.ivi
NV Good, cpSait, ia 0r.er tu heep hi a~-oi;,.e
complete. H. j. 5-tcrnu''1 to SCI h, co.i~ lr r..
ra, a, cheap, thc cau .r purchased e.s,,,a.. civ
10. COLL a.
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GREAT EXHIBITION.

f.aF |..f NDs FURNrT' AND INDUSTRIAL SALE
Ms BENCH 81
Z At-h OcA of Chaifs, Lounges, Bedsteals, Cen
y 1rs nd eating Tables. Bureaus aud other ar
..- = lnied 20 hum Ladies and gentlemen,
e,rried and a. amt come and see--aI-
tt.- iTr Selling heap for cash. oats free
fra.t- 81 arrivals BY Gree slave and other boas-
y "It .lli- 80 orOer. JOHN HOLLAND,
s.t'.1 --t.'H Painter.
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MEAT ~ AII

ti '''sr DER has opened az the Of Third
I a.t. Jackson sts., 81 iCGEK'S STALL. in which
r' aa tsEaily every variety Oi the best meats that
CA DO "-ti- 81. IL viii tr "a, endeavor NEAT the
~ is I'D h stomers promptly; and TO deal Justly aud
-tlh ID those who may favor hun with Il call
30 assures ANN o hlS capacity To do justice
a n-- 'aich mO.e tian man! Others requires prac-
ics t.. ...'.i- ii. &. WOLF.
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HIANO EARTES

q hatt .cesei, direct from the manufacturer. in
y N..r irh, two 81 Stodlards Celebrated Piano
iort' va' ne musical public respectfully invited
81 r IT'D t.a.line. Oar prices are reasonable and
r.c 'f o. give very reasonable terms.
L---- iIDI-C A ROuRER
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISH NEWT

TIE subscribers III returning their sincere thanks 10
their patrons and the public in general for the lh.r raj
encouragement they have received, desire to inform
thom that they have opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
I'll, building formerly known IiichcoN q Kellogg :
Drug store Third street They viii always have Ice
Cream and every article ia the confectionery line La
dies and gent lemen please give as ii call
They viii also inform the public that they have al
WAYS hand 1T the Confectionery, the Ameli-
House. fail of fancy and plain Candies,
which the, viii eel almost low il be bought
In ~ Louis. Merchants viii lind Their advantage
to call h.ior. sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly ii led. REM o kAKCUEK.
St. Paul, Jolly & I5J2- ~.
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y. r.. TN son.
LENSED TIE WV NIOFE On TIE NONNhl
Roberts and Fourth streets.

HAS LEASED THE NEW STORE ON TIE CORNER OF
Roberts and Fourth streets.
VAT HERE they now opening fresh stock oi Gro
w rcfcs, Provisions and Feed, which ihes offer AT
Wholesale and Retail 10 the CitiIens Of st laui AID the
Surrounding country IL low prices they can lie pur
chased Of It louis Their stock consists part rs
follows: Crushed AID powdered sugars, .. and ciir-
lied do; lava, RIO and iaguira coffee; y. H., li cral,
Cunpowcr Black Teas; Tobacco" ana .ar> choice
brands; Rice Raisns AID Curits; w X Cheese; Yep
per- spices NUtnrgs, Gloves. Assorted Pickles. leppeT-
sauce Ca,uls, Powder a"d shot, starch. Chocolate,
Mustard Figs, Cir0n, Extract OF Lemon. Rose and Va
Mia; Mouid star and sperm Candies fam and vaileg-
aed soap; shaving do; Herrngs, Mackee Goldfish, ork
Hams and sOuders fresh Butter and Legs Brttel and
soda crackers Mulasses and Golden rup; I,eed and
Lard Oh; CIDER, Nnt Oats, Corn and shorts Com
meal and -four choicest brands; also All other articles
usually kept in Family Grocery Store too numerous to
mention which they viii sell for cash exclusively at
small profits Purchasers Will please call and examine
for themselves.
ia i7.-g-tf II. T.. TYSON.
BRAN & SHORTS.
,,, siC
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WARNING NOTICE!

Hastings, ofs0irlsc chile! Offers GroOc.
AsAS, Alexis Baiily, sen, Of Wahashaw viii
(, has jus, caused Ia be surveyed into Town
.ce O! rand on the west side OF the Mississippi
the noulh 81 the Iormliion river, at or near
ant point heretofore called divers Grove
t-s:
te.oforc TO warn all persons from purchasing
nc 10 purchase, any ii said lots, on such
al, chat IS 20 sSN, on the piece immediately
clam OF Henry 6. Laliiy,) As the said piece
lots are IN part owned ~ Edward r. Parker.
e Of an Instrument of writing signed by the
Badly, stn Is well A by residence.
urchasing any lots from Alexis Bailly, sen,
have been surveyed on the tract OF land re :.
,lll DO 50 at ,heiT peril, he having no right in
IS, 40 dispose "i the same 10 the prejudice of
.nGn's; and the validity OF any such sales bv
.ili bc contested IN every legal manner.
EDWARD I. PARKER,
THOMAS FOSTER
M4hsshaw Co oct 2l-2T-3m
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TIR.ER IN GENERAL,
- ulns, -t.t door below Third street. adjoining
-.t'. X Hunts Cublnet-ware Rooms.
- ~. b-f STEERS, Haiu>trades, Columns of the DIFF
= ..-Hs oi architecture. Tool Handles Wagon
s. t-ft.cd to orler promptly and in workmanlike
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NEW CooDS-
y II w UODFySs
IA or HARDw ARE At THE ST. FsUL HARD

IA or HARDWARE At THE ST. PsUL HARD
WARE STORE.
Just received asp,ehaid lot Of Toels, which
tre fast selling of al extremely low prices;
assortment OF House Trimmings snch as
.cs. 80'Gs, Butts, &c Our ass0ftmert of
NJ Hardware, il now complete, comprising
ic cutlery of all kinds, spoons, Casters, tea
~ ware al al Kinds, larps, csndlesticks, So
iali lanterns, wooden ware, brushes, a c, all
are iast selling Of, and purchasers are re-
All cahy 81 shey wish TO make a good seiec-
}. MCLEOD, ia. a Co.
D.
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CENTRAL MRER VaRn.

VIE subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnham Il
II Co. OF St Anthony, will open yard soon ms il
can be stocked in the and west Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE, and viii keep a complete white
pine lumber. From the central location Of the yard
lumber can be delivered In all parts Of the
conveniently than from other point Orders for
unusual dimensions will be promptly filled and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited BY keeping
good stock Of lumber carefully sawed from the quail
y Of logs by the manufacturers themselves the sub
scriber hopes to receive a share Of patronage.
ia 3. 1859. WM. R. MARSHALL Agent
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
19AND21 WASHINGTON AVENUE, 7. LOUIS, MO-
o. M PACKAGES Virginia Manufactured To-
cOO bscco, in store and to arrive, aud for safe
by The undersigned comprising the following brands:
Jesse Hare's ID, Iumps Jesse Hare's Lnmps:
w ii. Hare's 10 Lamps; w. ii. HaTe's Lumbs,
James Thomas, js's. Diadem Twist;
do do Plain 10;
do Ell Dorado, Natural Leaf;)
do "Sl" Virgin Gold Leaf, IL lbs;
do Plain do do
do Nectar
do Luscious Luxury, lbs. and l-2 lbs;
do Gem of the Old Dominion, lbs;
Jas Stevens h.; Seth Hasey's AAAA d AAA;
Geo. Metcal, h., and c g. c;
Willis, McErys MAINS, etc. etc, together with an
sortment of Missouri Manufactured Tobacco. He would
beg leave to call the attention of buyers his present
well assorted stock of Tobacco; il is all direct from the
manufacturers, and offered their prices and liberal
terms THOMAS MULLEN.
jyl 1l-d
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

z L z l. q Is RO t7E KS,
M est RESPECrFILLy solicit the attention of the
10 examination Of their large and splendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities, which they
now oHer tor Cash at nnprecedentedy low prices. A.
mons tacr assortment may be found the following being
only part of their heavy stock:
HE LAINF:S--of every quality, from 90 cents to
~ - cents. al ELFELT a. BRe's
NASHMER E.-A abeautiful assortment. 10 be had
- at ELFELr q Bios
a LPACAS--Plain, Figured, Black and Changeable,
N MAY be found al ELFELT & Bgo's
nRESS SlLKS--Black, Figured, and variety Of
~ styles, TO ne found at ELFELTs
SATiNS and Flosences, for Bonnet Lnings-every
~ color. For sale at ELfELrs
VELyETS--Richs silk, and Cotton do. to be seen
st ELFELr d Bros.
DiBBONS--Ilonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
IL assortment. For sale at ELFELrs
HRAVATS AND SCARFS--Gont', black and
u Figured silk and satn---an elegant variety
For sale n ELFELT q Bros.
CCARES--Men's and Bows Woolen--a large varie-
- ", from 20 cts. 81, ELFELTs'
GtLOTHINC--A large assortment Of Clothing aud
- mems wear, to be fOand al ELfELTs'
EAEPErS--Floor and stair Carr.ting very cheap
~ at .LFELTs'
EtASSINIER ES--Black Doeshin and Fancy Gas
~ simoTeS, for sale at ELfELTs'
ELOTHS--BlGe, black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
- very cheap at ELFELTs'
WINDOW CURT.INS--A superior article
w Tor window curtains, AT ELFELrs'
LNANNEIS, Tickirgs and Lnseys-A Large
Il sortment, 10 te had ELFEI rs
RUCkSkiN MITS and Gloves for SO cents At
- ELFELT's
Mems and Women's Kid silk, and wool
IN en Gloves, at ELFELTs'
XNOOLEN Half-IIose--a good article-ony q
w cents, at ELFELTs'
II DIX ES--Ladies Liner Cambria Edkfs from % cts
N 10 S3, for sale at EIFELrs'
ACE. Enderseeves--A superior assortment o he
- found at ELFELrs'
HNDGINGS and inserrgs--A Large sto. X of silk
~ Cotton, Cambria, Swiss and Iaconet Edgings aud
insertings at ELFELTs'
WNOY S--A great variety Of TOYS and Fancy Articles
Il for the approaching Holidays, to he at the
Toy Room OF ELFELT X BRo'S.
November, l65l. 32v
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.'.. bindings AID tailor's trimmings; rnendinp
--H-s "a uniting cotton; pocket cutlery port mon
t. CO.. t- books and purses; cashmere shawls c,ni-
.f- '-, umbrellas peitumery iaToN articles, trunks
.a4t~tr- Hr bags, &c, aud every thiug il nV line
X. .. " ALkER'S
..t--l7-v Chm, I, - IN .,o~o
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LOOK AT THIS!
vUNHE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
II PANY, Cleveland Ohio, commenced Issuing Poll
cies in March last. The number ISSUED up July LIST
was--l65l
Amount of Property Insured, Sl,lle 3O7,0O
50 Premiums received 32,0l5.76.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock and Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution Is
ercised in taking risks and hazardous property
refused
u The undersigned is prepared To issue Policies upon
either plan in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
Paul, IL.
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trTENTiON CONlpANY::

/. CD hBiIN woI.a respectfully call TIC atten-
? = l, citizens OF ~. Paul and the vicinity,
.tLt veil selected stock al fresh, and sea-
F" -.u. Which he l. now o,,' Iirg on Third street
'ft Rob and Jackson. viii ht viii sell at such
&. competition. lie woiiG res ,ect. uilV
g.. . III wani 0l any thing in H. line. a cal
nist eiore pufch sing els where, As IL is 10
g.. 'r goods. Oar I.sotU Is small profits and
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DoOTS Il SHOES.

-cccNcd TO-DAY. per steamer Greek Slave. a
-ortmcnt .! NEw Boots aud Shoes. precisely
: market. rse stock Snd work oi these
.oc!hrrt. Prices Yer, low
l.. I'll LLERFON, Third street.
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DR.. STORMS SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.

Agreeable and useful compound for diseases of the
"A chest and lungs-Genersl Agents, Barnard. Bro. &
Co., ST. Louis Mo For sale by the Druggists Of Gale
ma; at ST. Paul, by J. W. Babcock, Hchcox q Kellogg
and VIM Constants; At ST. Anthony, by J. p Wilson.
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NOTICE,

>T17E NNLg POPULATION OF MINNESOTA
FALkER. Corner Of Third ard Wabashaw
:. has jn>t received large ard splendid as
Faii AID WINTER Goods. and has determined
= l"wer thsn the lowest, ard cheaper ,han
NOt being Dom enough Tor lengthy de-
'ooas. therefore stop an ana look around, and
you my spieudid stock il is no trouble. and
.or the cheapest Good, Ia the market
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WATCH REPAIRING.

lNHRONOMOTER, dupIeI, horizontal and vertical
u Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
subscriber viii give his personal attention the
aud important branch Of watch repairing, and the
rous neat and intricate departments OF the Jowe, b-
sntss and hopes by strict attention 10 the and
wishes Of his Customers their apprO.a and
patronage. A. d. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and JeweIer.
ST. Paul, April %. 1882. Eff
VUST received, large assortment OF Clocks, cheap
- for cash, at ROBINSON'S Jcwelr. store.
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real. rs ATE,


ipg houses ard several lots of lard. in -1--sT-s~
central part of ST Paul with abundant supply Of excel
lem water. With hs property viii he sold about ZEN
Of land, covered with large and thrifty growth Of
wood.
have also for sale. nUnher of five lots with
growing timber them. situated aid IN the aine
date vicinity of public roads, aud not mile from
IauI. The above property will he sold such low
for clsh, that the purchase INN ediae.y sell
again advance.
For sale time prices will be prop0r,ouably higher
Apply HENRY 4. LAMBERT. third corner
Cedar or b. f. HONT, ST. Paul. 1t-ly
kfTTSON.S ADDITION TO ST. PAIL.
YEHlS desirable ground. lying il the central and
z advantageous part oi the basin of ST Pail, where
inevitably be the principal rver business OF the
town. and aoTdiHg also most choice and delightful OF
III the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses,
yeyed Lots and oe red for sale with titles
disputed and ndsput2be, reasonably low prices and
upon b raj terms Of credit FIR of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Oh Lots sold in the ad
iition, viii be furnished at the rotary mill, easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAkES,
Agent for Proprietors.
L.
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and most Economical Stoves
EYtant.

wEAtIARONI. Vermcelli, Chocolate. Java Coffee
W assorted Preserves, and n general assortment of
snc' Grocer es, always on hand at
oct l-21-av. PRESLEY'S
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EANCX GOODS.

uDAPlER mache work boxes and ink stands pearl and
Il papier nache card cases, China and papier mache
card baskets; fancy inks pin cushions ebony lights gen.
usmens dressing cases, etc. For sale by
iu2t NC & KOIJRFR
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STANDARD TEXTBOOKS.
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The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak IN the highest terms of. approval Of
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ritory, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor WM. ii. McGUFFEy, L.LD)
McGUFFEY's ECLECTIC SPELLING Book.
MCGUFFEY's EcLEcTIC FIRST READER.
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HEMANs' YOUNG LADIES' READER, BY Prof Pmneo.
AR!TUNETICS.
lBy Dr. Jos. Ray, Professor Of Mathematics, in Wood
ward C0liegel
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
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Auction and Commission Merchant,

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w tighth-avenuc l.ots.--To members OF Building
SAnofs and others desrous Of procuring building lots
, & reasonable prices; An arrangement by means
ss n,disduals inay single lots the Wholesale
SSss sl1o to s75 per lot be closed in very few
& bS tas arrangement block containing q lots beau
~s'sd between It'll and Sh-avs. having the streets
roash esn be obtained provided sufficient number Of
sstss Ihe For MAPS, description, &c, apply to w
Nc. niLLikEN, at the Office Of Poneroy Jenka No 81
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with all the furniture stock and fixtures AZ SIisra can
,sre A. the above ample iosns Tn
year II rents at present for f2o pr % shs land b.
iers,1 70 he pisre will pre- any somPeor r,lv
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