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Central House, st. Paul.

(NAVE * BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters. No pains will be spared to make
the Central House Of tbs best Hotels In the West.
November. 1851.
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BOOKBINDING.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully infom the citizen
OF ST. Paul and its vicinity, that he is now carrying oil
he above business the ID story of Spences build
ng, on the corner Of Fifth and Roberts street.
70 Particular attention paid to rebndins old books am
periodicals.. JAMES MACINTOSH.
feb7 21--tf
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FIRE q MAINE INSURANCE

FIRE l. MARINE INSURANCE.
10y the undersigned agent for the Protection
~ Company Of Hartford, Conn., Policies issued upon th
most favorable terms by
W.. MURRAY, Agent, Minnesota.
St. Paul, February %, 1852 z4-lm
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F. E.. COLLINS,


AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
TIE undersigned having received an Auctonccrs Com
mission the Governor of Minnesota, has opened
Auction and Commission House, in ST. Paul, where h,
will sell commission, Groceries, Dry Goods Furniture
&c. He believes that the superior advantages o
st. Paul market, will be sufficient inducenlent TO
business men and manufacturers at distance to sem
their goods &c to be sold commission at private sale
OF at auction. His charges will be moderate.
N b. Particular attention will be paid TO the sale o
ter.
March F.E. COLLINS.
REFERENCES:
GOV. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
HON. II. ii. SIBLEY, MENDOZA,
:. DAVID OLMsTED, Merchant, Benton CT,
:, ~. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
VIM. ii. FORBES,
ELFELT & BROTHERS,
j. ". SIMPSON, Merchants, St.
-.- JOHN FARRINGToN, Paul.
ID. l. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. St. An,bonv
Wh. HoLcoMDE, ESQ.,, Saltwater.
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PAINTING.

SHERMAN MOREY, on Fourth street, st. Paul, neal
y the middle town, in the building of Mr.. Knox, NJ
stairs, may be oud, ready to attend to Painting In all It's
departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriag,
and ornamental painting, all done up ponpy ond MIL
paints of the best quality. If do work in SLOW
nly, unwOrkman like manner do not expect to gel
business In the enlightened town of st. Paul.
DEC, l3, 1851, SHERMAN x MOREY.
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TO INV old friends,

Nd TIE CREST OF MANK1ND,' l would say
n that be found during the winter, at the old
stand of Charley Cave, Third Street, where will al
ways be happy wait upon them. Bar and house fur
iished with the best of every thing.
uov. %. It.. WIN. HARTSlORNE.
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Temperance House,

II OF MOFFET, Proprietor,-Corner
IL OF Fourth and Jackson Sts., Saint Paul. Perma-
nent and transient boarders furnished with good
Portable apartments. Charges moderate.
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kittsOn's Addition.

T.. M'LAGAN,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jackson street, Lower Landing, St Paul. Minnesota
DROMPT attention given to all consgnments, and
geS moderate.
st Paul, October 10, 1851
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ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCOX & KELLOGG,

Corner of Third and Cedar sts opposite Judge Lamberts
WILL keep constantly on hand general supply OF the
w best unadueated drugs and medicines and articles
,sually kept for sale In drug stores.
PyscianS prescriptions put up with the greatest care
Medicines may be procured at all hours OF the night
without extra charge.
G5T Profits small, and terms cash.
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OF MINNESOTA. the
~ New England Of the West, by E. S. Seymour. Fo
ale by IEDUC & ROHRER.
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SALOON.

ENRED. HARDY now keeps this we-known establish
l. ment son his own hoOko lie hopes by continued
attention to the wants Of his customers, to merit the
patronage as heretofore. 10y
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SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY
INIIE subscriber socits the patronage of the public
and all purchasers In his line, that he vii
II for cash. saddes harness OF all kinds, and trunks,
better quality, and cheaper than any other establish
nent IN Minnesota. Pur, hasers will do well to call a
his shops on Third street, ST. Paul, next door east of
II. ScrSent's and judge for themselves.
A. r.. FRENCH.
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INSURANCE.!
HE undersigned Is agent for, and will insure building
i and goods In the following Companies:
Utica Insurance Company.
IEtna Insurance Company of Ctica.
Orleans Insurance Company.
jackson County Mutual Insurance Company.
New York Protection Company.
Also
VIII insure lives in the Connecticut Mutual Life Insi-
rance Company. ALEX. WILKlN.
St. Paul, November B, 1851 s
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The Great Invention Of the Age i-steana suppiated
Gas triumphant
as half O. The Nineteenth century win be recorded the
with the things thar were
age Of Gasan destined only ght
Tue world This age has commenced and with
Professor John G. salomon twenty years close OBJ
principle gas avail
pDs a. mechanic motor hns s just
now offers TO dispose Of nights for the use thereof the Omitted
ssss and 70 individuals or companies the rights of
The saving money and Labor and Of human lives and
sure It's speedy adoption all places where
bulk and weight Of the steam engine has pecluded lis
agent from the power for ,s 81 % ,s .mS
thousand horse for with expense
and Of bulk and weight suncing
same power OF 800 tons OF the steam engine.
These facts established BY the experimental engine of
vs horse posr Ts a. @ a. nosed
We pleased G. r. saomon, city,
eaon % an Ths successful experiments oi this
Were moi long since given n hs Ths same
Also rights for of his Improved Popelng and Steering
control the independent Of engineer that he
man war in less time than required TO
Also rights his Improved Spring saddlsa for military and
Any information in regard to the above invaluable inventions and
Of obtaining rights ac may be promptly obtained
Attorney agent patentee 7 opposite ODD Eel
lows Hall, Washington, d. G.
Fyom Mr. Rouse of Albany Indiana agri-
cultural ponder, Roatory Plough.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, 1852
Mr. ELDER-SR cheerfuly avail myself othis opportunity
few brief reference to Professor
The facts are the following as near as now reco
lect;
arrived at Cincinnati on the 9Th October 1851
lowing called Professor Saomons New Mechanical
Motor, which had the public
desrou the engne from the fact that had for time
previous been studying make principle applicable
motive machinery astonished and delighted
witnessing the engine.
mbodied idea before perfect than had conceived
Witnessed the operation for hour uniform and
sufficient weight
This power applied the machinery Of
shop appeared equal engines commonly
machine shops The whole length of this engine is about twelve
suppose weight might be about
small sheetiron the held
double handful Of charcoal The machinery
complicated that the the principle OF consruc
tion and being the This estimated to be a
engine Of which have given brief
description.
expected be called make statements
had previous acquaintance with Professor
Saomon and him, knowledge, until met him in
this city on yesterday. =
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form, forward bills, with copy Of the paper, To-
j. q. r. SALOMON, Putsntee,
Dec 25--eod3mif Washington, D. q.
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silver and plated fancy goods ac suitable for New Year
No 49, Pennsylvania Avenue, he lately
cupied by Mr. c. w. Heyden fresh importation of English and
jewe Watches plated ware, all Of which
superior quality and consisting
follows;
diamonds and pearls ruby and
quolses piaintwisted gold cataans
eyj diamond ruby pearl and all other kinds Of finger rings
endless bracelets Of all kinds plain
and genenen diamond and other kinds OF breaspn and
gold guards chains, &C. gold and silver snuff
glasses and peeacles newest styles medalon geld
thimbes, pens and pencils, &c.
diamonds, pearls &c ladies' plain gold watches OF va
enemsn' Watches made by Cooper Tobias Roske
Johnson, and other makers.
SOLID SILVER WARE.siver and coffee pitchers,
gobleis baskets candescks cnddes,
punch ladies oyster preserve ice and cake
knives knives forks, Of
Dozen suitable for FISH and butter knives dinner
desert and forks and spoons sugar tong soup ladies' pickle
knives, SC
PLATED wARE.-Tea and coffee SETS cake baskets, caors
spoons sayer walters and vegetable Dishes ket
ties and urns, pitchers, &C.
FANCY GooDs-fans, cardease' port monnaies Se io sale
low.
Remember No. I9 Pennsylvania Avenue between ~ and 9th
Jan 2-eolw
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SEXTON, Attorney and COUNSEL or-at-

nHARLES SEXTON, Attorney and COUNSEL ,r-at-
his professional in the Supreme Court
States, claims before the Court of
aguin departments of the general govern
and before Congress- in procuring patents in obtaining
and bounty lands in collecting debts and nhernces
negotiating the purchase and sale of lands of the United
The latest OF the States and Territories compiled from
surveys ofthe General Land Office, and statistical information,
bacng improvements and population Of
towns in the United s,ates ngeeab
be obtained At his once ON Issh street, cp2E The Trnasu
Building, Washington, D. z. .fN 'p"R snsFfY
Re,tepces Justin Dutterfed, Washington city
Paul, Minnesota;
attorney Nsw York city Peter " Burnett aw,
AIyiso Cafnia Mssrs Thamss Cowpeuhwut Co., Pila-
deIphs A. P. Ladew Co.. st Louis Msssn O. Aber
nsthy Co.. Oregon City
Feb s-2aw3m
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no WESTERN TRAvELLERs.
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS

BURG
(1Arough Ia tVenty-tro hours and a haLEJ
THIS line Pitbug Baltimore and
Pennsylvania Central railroads is now in successful opera
BY Baltimore IA D. M
after the time ariva Of the on Washington and
Harrisburg, where they
proceed without DELAY
In daylight arriving Ptsburg al s. D. m
day aiter starting The entire distance performed
with the exception OF 10 miles which done
PASSENGERS FROM THE wEsT
Piiisbug of railroad at a u and
arrive at Harrisburg m, the morning,
train Of the baltimore and susquehanna railroad viii be
waiting, and proceed Immediately Baltimore arriving
time for the Wahingon which
Dfhis route is reliable any offered the public
QS-Fare through (eiher way) 3ll.
For TICKETS apply 10 The ueke agent OF the Baltimore and suque
hanna Railroad Company Calvert Station, Baltimore,
ticket agent of Pennsylvania Central Railroad Company Psburg
ALFRED GATHER,
superintendent Of Transportation
Dec adm
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80, mar business Stand for Rent In Washing ton
M aa nediale given Of the three
rn, ouang now erecting
os m seet west and Market Space. They built in the
T @ sye of TIE dry goods business, and with iighp
s [ oe - - feet wide by 80 deep the clear with
ne rear Of the store - wide by feet high II has
~ & wide by So feet deep, and feet inches high In
wnSow ana hnhed for sales well lighted by several
y. - aho ah area around the building The
@ on Market space IL feet wide gi fee deem, then n
ns % W 2iee deep, having skyght wide by ~ feet
basement, finished for sales 2G feet wide by IS
.,rh eet inches high There IL communication from
~ N in basement by easy stairway The third
W ~ feet Deep with skyiqht by feet
sore Avery large could he made by throwing
fuel haeh Store mas vauit IN the pavement io
sds ps apply TO the subscriber House.
De- I9 I ANA ana avenue, between ID and AZ streets.
N'S-TdThsaln ANNE r. DERMoTT.
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n NENTLEMEN's WARES.
VI 10 dozen mcrino undershirIs, heavy
10 do merino and cotton drawers, all sizes
s do silk undershrs
30 do merino haifh0se
SO do heavy English thread hafhose the
in the city
% do country knit half hose
DO buckskin gloves, very heavy
5 de beaver gloves, superior
25 do kid gloves, AIexanders make
10 do silk gloves, some very heavy
80 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, very superior
20 dozen various styles neckies handkeciefs
20 do plain and colored
with cloths, cassmeres and vesngs Of all styles, al
YERBY & MII.LER's,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
Dec A-eodlmif
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uate Mrs D. IL Buns1 corner Of 9th and streets.
hE subscriber WI assume the charge
day the alst OF April and give constant and
department. The branches Of
English, French, mathematical win be taught
The religious instruction OF The be as.d ueon ta
ioImuiaries OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Ie experience and the principal teacher eneou
age him 70 look for the patronage Of the public
ing measure Of success.
For boarding pupils s75 per quarter.
orday % Slo "
Payable always In advance ..
Music drawing Latin Italian spanish, and German, extra.
FRENCH Mr. Fzhugh Coye, Washington cfy Rev James May
D. d., Alexandria RI Rev Aonzo Potter D. and the clergy
generally OF Philadelphia and R Rev Alfred Lee d. OF
Mar 2l--t25tbAp -. I.
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CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for 1s5xe-Ex-
and Lists Of Public ocers Posmasters
Officers; Indian
Agents. Army and hssy Pension Asens Army Liza Arsenals,
Poss Vessels,
Judiciary, Ministers and Conu re United States abroad
Foreign Ministers and Consus In the United States Abstracts of
Congress; Office
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and Expenditures compen
and Home Commerce and
United states Imports Exports Tonnage, and Commercial
United States Imports Exports, and Debts for Sixty Years
1850 Expenditures period Debt
United States Public Lands Mint and ocers Coinage for
Religious Denominations; Eec-
Debts Finances Congress Railroads Goys
America; and much other valuable
ter, too varied the limits of n advertisement.
Complete Of 35o closely printed Price 81.
mail fng postage, post Office in the
United States Just received by
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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TOR sALETha beautiful eommodiou cottage built residenee
7th, Boundary Streets containing 1879
square ground being alt OF No 49, and just finished
offered sale. II has nine apartments, with hreeod
passage ho smoke WOOD and carriage houses with
-tnbng horses and of excellent water In the
yard. -
This place walk OF the public offices,
rapidly improving negbohood and enjoys the double adSan
age Of a city and country residence.
minute description Of the surrounding beautiful vicinity mgn
convenlences deemed unnecessary fef-
will call for themselves
Title United States. Inquire Of H. JOHNSON, on the
premises.
Oct tt5-eo2w
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SEyERAL THINGs--we have fully determined reduce
" our stock Of the several things below named
ladies' bak and coored silk veyet, with coored silk
Ytyets.
Ladie, wishing silk dresses the time
purchase,
Long Atwood shawls.
Blankets Of the fine and medium kinds.
White hanueis, and fine.
Particular bargains will be offered in all the above
French and English silks In all
which decided bargains will be offered.
We offer lstge superior all kinds Of cloths,
hsfes, andNsstinrs, at prices much reduced
We include lew priced boys
large lot OF printed drug setts Tor noorcoths.
Al kinds 0lmoUDnR goods constantly on hand
Senucmen's under shirts and drawers, all kinds
inl supply 0i liable diapers, damasks and towcllngs
Also all other ARTICLES line usually found In ordered
dry goods house
We are daily expecting money Tor those few bills remain
unpaid, and are lnng since due ns.
terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
~, PERRY BROTHER,
'en'-iVseou Opposite Centre Market
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(,ARPETINGs, Floor OL-CIoths, Curtain Materials
&cThe subscribers have the of announcing their
numerous friends and generally Of the cities Wash
Georgetown and Aexandra and adjacent counties Maryland
and vna thai they have just New York and Boston
packets the extensive and altogether the most complete
assortment Of dry goods Of every descriptions that
had the pleasure the public the lead
ing articles of which they beg 10 enumerate, viz:
35 pieces tapestry velvet caTpeting, designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
rs do extra heavy English Brussels do
do 10 ma
bales patent English Brussels, ow-priced
5000 yards three ply carpeng, Lowell manufacture
1000 do do do second quality
very beautiful oilcloth, which will be any
shape for halls passages
20 twled plain Venetian passages and
SO dozen brass rods, all sizes, and clRap
IS printed drugget crun cloths, from l0-4 10 1914
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de lane
20 do do worsted and cotton do
25 do do orued damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width
do do worsted de laines, Tor furniture
25 do Turkey red cashmerets
25 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
SO pairs embroidered muslin
pieces embroidered curtain muslns, low price
$50 brass cornices, ffom the richest the cheapest
Together with all trimmings and fixtures of the
styles all Of which will be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially invited examine stock
HooE, BROTHER, & co.
Sept l6-dfwf
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HE subscriber, thankful for patronage with winch he
favored from neen States, families hold
the highest positions The respectfully
he has entered fourth OF his service Ia this
etghteeah OF his experienee instructor Of youth
HIS Fate Family Boarding school fer the education young
ladies All the
American female educaIon pupils
fers advantages comfort thorough
be
The language family and school FrencA
under the instruction ofa French lady educated for the profession
Paris.
r. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, Cty Hall.
DC le-eod2,nifs = "
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Notice of disc continuance United states
Land OAice at Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Land OHfce at Fort Waync, INDIANA.
TIMER the Congress-
appoved l2 Is40 which declares whenever
ounuw public land remaining unsod any land district shall be
sweed 10 than hundred
a be the duty of the Secretary Of the Treasury discontinue
land Office districi and land such district shall
remain unsod al the office,
same shall subject sale existing land offices
most convenient the district in which land Office
been Of which the Secretary of the Treasury shall
rive notice duties required
oea upon Secreta of the Interior by the "7ct to establish
Home Department. approved Sd March, 16i9-
accordingly hereby that the Secretary of the In
terror this office that the land ece Fort Wane
the dand to be discontinued, and the lands remaining
unsod Of The discouinuance
10 sale land Office Indianapolis, said State.
Lands aiming usod and unappropated by subject
private within the limits OF the Fort Wayne district will
subject heretofore that Office from the date
notice the receiver thereof
the Indianapolis tcH ge notice of the
% prepared 10 reee applications entries Of any
lands al her Office -
+ J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb l5-2aw3w
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III IOUsEKE KEEPING GOODS-sELLING OFF CHEAP
IL TO M0VEWe would desire call the attention of house
of goed which offering
greatly reduced prices move We have
pieces good A Irish linen. will per
yard put up in l2 yard pieces
25 do various qualities, heavy undessed from m to rs cents
and all cheap
100 linen table cloths, yards by ~, which shall
to-day at So 25 These goods certainly very cheap
and all who cloth of the should call and
Russian from so
all
25 piano and table cloth cheap
pieces cashmeret plain
100 pieces Russian diapers Of all qualities
SO dozen toweings, from 81 rs per dozen up
bleached including all the choice brands
which we promise 10 sell as chenpiy as they can be
had in the
Also hand full Of blankets goods
ha, will offer very cheap order before
moving
Domscs of all kinds hand and will be sold cheap they
bought North reasonable
cacoe brown plaid domescs annels eolored
eacoe every article in the goods line which
| desrous Of closing out
w. M. sHUsTER CO,
Jan6-eod2w 7til street, the Avenue
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fpHE BOSTON American Almanac for 1854. volum
closely printed giving in addlsn to the usual al
matter authentic, varied information concerning
general State governments, and drestng
private correspondence relating
government finances, legislation, public Institutions, internal
Of the United States and
public officers imports
lists, Judiciary expenditures, &c. &c
Price Si, mail uihng postage
Once United States. This day received. - =
Nov % fRANCk TAYLOR.
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ANIMALS, Souvenirs, and Illustrated Books for
"A e52-fnendshps Offering Chrstma New Year, and birth
day present for 1852
The Flake for l6J2.
The Woodbine, holydAy gifl for 1852.
The Cabinet Of Modern for le52a collection OF twenty-five
subjsc masters IN the highest style OF art
Leaflets Memory. Illuminated annual for le2i edited by
Reynell Coates NJ. n, Philadelphia.
Women Bible Women OF the Testamentj our saviour
with inc Prophets and Apostles Tho Pathways and Abiding Places
the saviour; Land Bondage by Wainwright The mis-
sinnar Memorial The Women Of the Scriptures by Rev. H. H.
weld-all profusey illustrated and splendidly bound
The Book the Picturesque.
The OF Home Beauty
beauties Of Of Charles the Second.
The Shakespeare Gallery.
beautifully illustrated richly bound copies OF Milton, Rogers
Campbell Byron, Goldsmith Thompson, Irving and many others
Rose The Dew Drop The Remember Mes The ANA
ranh The Lilly vaey The Irving Offerings and others too
mum limits of advertisement
Albuma, French portfolios books, Bibles, Tesamen
all Juvenile books both
French Hnd English for every age, In great variety
ec0 fkANth IAhLoh'