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Fire at Flint, Michigan.

.t FLINT, Dec. "a.
Our village has been visited by an appalling
and devastating fire. AT IL O'Clock, on Saturday
night, our citizens were alarmed by the sudden
bursting cut Of volume Of flame from the cetitre
Of our most valuable and popuous block, owned
and occupied by our principal business men, with
heavy fall stocks of goods. The entire block.
including J. b. Walkers store, TO the river, il
mass Of ruins. Owing to the extreme combusti-
biy Of the materials, aud the fact that there was
no engine in the place, small portion Of the
goods were saved. A fair estimate cannot place
the loss at less than Fifty Thousand Dollars.
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WHO WANTS FURNITURE.
GIVE BIT OF ROPE FOR A HALTER

GIVE A BIT OF ROPE FOR HALTER
SA To some persons and they know "a
~ IN well enough how TO find horses; but ~ "
S~sS If YOU give men the best horses and f2s-z>SN
ponies in Minnesota, they win know where to find
good altcs, Saddles, Brides artingsles and Harness
ses until they learn that A. r.. FRENCH has re-
moved Third Street, St Paul into his new shop,
next door east Of Saml ii. Sergents where every
branch of Saddlery and Harness-making as wen az
Trunk-makng is done rather cheaper and better than
any where else in Minnesota. is.E- ...s ......#
Saint Paul, January !, lo5l ra-srH .sE... -
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OPENING A MoUNp.-I he wcrkmep on
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, opened an
Indian mound recently. 1t was about 10
feet in diameter and II feet high. Nearly
on a level with the surrounding earth were
found an altar of stone, evincing the action
of the fire, and west Of north Of the altar,
the head and body Of an Indian extending
west Of north, at slight declinution from
the head to the feet. This body was COW
cred to the depth Of foot or moro with
ashes, in which the salt was still manifest to
the taste. The body was remarkably per-
feet; and was mostly preserved. Around il
were twelve others, with their heads GEN.
teriug towards it, and feet projecting. No
articles Of art were found, except a polished
stone tube, about twelve inches in length.
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Burned to Death,

a}.E BosToN, Dc %.
ln Welfeborongh, n. H., the house of WIN.
Iibbets was burned, and Mr.. L. pershed in the
flames. His wife and two sons were rescued
from suffocation in state of iusensibiliiy. and
daughter and infant were badly frozen, having
escaped in their night clothes
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION

On 81. Anthony Street, ftco doors belop the american
House. 1.
TIME undersigned would respectfully invite the hten-
tiOn of the public, to their large and well selected
stock of Groceries and Provisions Also, ReadyMade
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Wines, Liquors. Nails, Glass,
Hardware, etc. all of which win be sold cheap for cash
p.Please call and examine before purchasing else.
where. IRVINE BROTHER.
st. Paul, Oct. l6, 1851. 26
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Destructive Fire at Geneva, w.

BUFFALO, Dec. 23.
The train which passed through Geneva, brings
The news of the destruction by fire, at 2 o'clock
this morning, Of the Depot, Telegraph Office, and
a Hotel at that place. The buildings were Of
wood very little Of their contents were saved. No
further particulars given. -,.I.
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EAGLE BAKERY.

yuNHE undersigned, the American House, Saint
Paul. wish il to be understood by villagers and
by the people Of Minnesota at large, that they will al
be prepared to sell Pilot Bread, Boston Crackers,
Butter Crackers, and all kinds of Crackers ri Galena
and ST. Louis prices and Of the best quality and also to
furnish to families, for balls and parties, every kind Of
Cakes. 1JCall and examine. f.- .. ... ..
STUART & SPENCE.
June lst, 1851 ..
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BOARDING..

vUyIE subscribers have jnst fitted up and opened the
il boarding. house next door west Of the American
Saloon. They intend to keep boarders As well as poss
BILE al moderste pricrs but have their pay prompt
w. to enable them to sustain the house. Boarders will
s once understand the necessity Of being promptly
ns;d / fsstf) Volt HARDY & BABcOCk.
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

guyHE subscribers have opened market for the sale
IL of Fresh meat, Third Street, in the of the
Fremont House, st. Panl [he same place lately adyer
tised rs the market of Mr. Ttaow); where people
of ST. Paul and vicinity will be furnished with good beef
at living prices.
36tf TAINTER LANDERS
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WRECK OF THE SHIP EMMA, AND THrz-
TEEN Lives Losr.-On Thursday night, the
18th ult, as the ship Emma, Capt. Steer, from
New Foundland, was proceeding on her voyage
10 Liverpool, shs encountered stiff northwest
ern gale that was then blowing, and drified on
the Burbo, where soon afterwards she became
disabled; and fell over on her bean, ends The
captain, the pilot, and eleven ether hands were
on board at the time, the whole of whom, we re
sret to say, Perished, except the mate, who saved
himself by climbing 10 the very top Of the main
mast, the others being washed away from the
rigging, after the other. ss the food-,ide set
in. ] he vessel is fast breaking up. Mons Of
the bodies have been discoYered.-L Lirerpool
Times, Nor %.
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CHARLEsToN, Nov. 24.7PM.

The Message of the Governor of South Caroli-
na to the Legislature, is brief and concise. IL
details the finances Of the State The assets Of
the banks are put down at IS, ,l30, asa, and the
liabilities at So, ,206,423. During the last year il
divided 9 per cent.
He rays he will sanction all their acts; and ad-
Jures them that since they had resolved 10 resist,
and ordered the State to arm when the hour
should come. h@t. & "t@F
F No wrong had been. redressed; no indemnity
gwen; and that under the much vaunted Fugitive
Slave Law, it cost the owners four times the
slaves value to recover them, and others had lost
their lives IN attempting reclamation
lie appeals TO their pride and patriotism! and
says that Government troops have been stationed
on the coas. 10 over-awe and quell them, and guns
from Fort Pickney and Mculton are frownipg ur-
on Charlestonn 'Ef" 7r
He concluded by saying thai party feeling
should be buried in the present position Of affairs
and union effected against the common enemy
of their 'institutions!' and their homes
MIR. WEBsTER.--Robert Rantoul, Jr, In a
Biographical sketch the late Judge Woodbury..
speaks Of Mr.. Webster's intellect and powers ef
eloquence, in the following terms: - .
''fhat gigantic intellect, whom nowhere In
America need name, who in the forensic art ha 9
far surpassed all emulation in this hemisphere !;
end, IN my Judgment, looking through the pres
ent generation Of men, in the old world also !;
conbining the fiery energy Of movement, sus,ain-
ed though impetuous, proper to the great vindca-
tor of Athenian liberty, with fancy as rich, and
IA dic,lon as glowing as those Of the Roman orator,
but whose exuberance is chastened and restrained
by the severer taste which subjects all ornament
10 the necessities of dense and ponderous logic,
to form oratory like which there is nothing, and
second to which there is nothing, in the works Of
other statesmen Of our times.''
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PArTIsoN Z BENSON.

AT THEIR LIVERY STABLE, In the rear Of
"A the American House, Saint Paul, BOW have their
horses well corked mp and In tiptop condition for in
slegs; and their cutters and old, painted
up TO the top Of the Art; also, supply Of new, clean
Buffalo Robes and every thing in snug, genteel and COM
Portable order, for sleigh-riding.
saint Paul, December, 1851 7~,st i 80. F#&
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Loss OF THE AMERICAN SHIP GEORGE
BKcwS.-The Singapore Free Press, of Octo-
ber 6, contains the following: according to ac-
counts from Macassar. the American ship George
Brown, Of baltimore, Capt. Riggin., from San
Francisco. California, bound ts Calcutta, was
wrecked in the vicinity of Tiger Islands on the
18th August. The vessel struck on the coral
reefs with such force that it Immediately filed
with wafer; and as there remained no chance for
saving her, the boats were got ready in order to
reach the nearest port On the 25th August, the
Captain. with three Of the crew, arrived at Ma
cassar in one of the boats, while the rest Of the
crew, consisting of eighteen men, landed at Boo
THAN, from whence they went, under the guild
ancs of the government gun-boat No. Is, to Ma
CAESAR, where they arrived on the first September.
The Captain and crew afterwards proceeded to
Somarang.' e.-# aaas ga
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POWDER,

-#fEE sa #r8HEs POWDER. '.-
II L. BISSELL is agent for the sale Of Lofns an.
- Smiths celebrated ride and mining Powder, an,
viii furnish purchasers with any quantity from ole
one thousand kegs, at 81. LOUIS prices.
UOrders from abroad promptly aled
= 81 -4ss--a ssfs,ttst .s7aF j. L. BfSSELL, 9
June as, 1851. 10, Dubuque, Iowa.
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p. cHoUrEAU, JR. JAS. HARRISON. a FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteau, Harrison 81 Vale,
UDROPRIETORs Of the ST. .LOUfSRoLLlNG MILLS
II will keep on hand full supply of merchant ba,
ron boiler plate, sheet iron and nails manufactured al
their from the of the Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept in an
store which they invite the attention OF country
merchants .4 ode 1. -rf..s - gssE.a. &
rr Warehouse, No 129, Second street, ST. Louis, Mo
f--.rz. H .sat'-s B s- gHAS w. B0RUP, r
Agent at 81. Paul.
Nav g. 1881. z MS 3-tf.
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NEW CHEAP STORE.

TuNHE subscriber wishes inform the citizens of ST.
Il Paul and its vicinity, that he is opening Grocery
and Provsan stDre in SpenceTs building. the
hay-scales on Roberts street. The stock is and
fresh consisting of HAMS Pork, Tea Coffee Sugar Rice,
Tobacco, Maekcrel Oakum Nails, Glass, &C. in fact
every thing that generally found in store Of the kind;
all Of which will be sold At very low prices for cash
E. PRENTRESS.
st. Paul, Aug z, 1851. Is
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WAsHINeTes, Dee. 10.


The Republic Of this morning published let
ter from the Spanish Minister 10 Mr.. Webster,
communicating The pardon Of Joseph M. Wilson,
one of the Cuban prisoners, in consequence Of an
affecting appeal in behalf Of bis mother, TO the
President, which was sent TO the Queen Of Spain,
who liberated him and sent him horoe with faads
from her private purse.
-..aftssf7 '3h He7 Bo.rox na. 81
Messrs. Minot s. Hooker's store, No 30, India
Wharf. was damaged by ere this morning to the
extent ef 81 900. -sts,ss i.,s,.3 - Fl .~a
The Cunard steamship Niagara sailed at noon
to-day for Liverpool, with is passengers for that
port and 8 for Halifax. She took out S3Oe 900
in specie. S..l.' II. -
@, HALIFAX, N. s., Dec. 81.
The weather has been unusually severe
for the season. Scarcely any Snow has fall
lien, but the winds are high and the air
lpiercing. The oldest inhabitants do not
remember 80 cold a winter.
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w. Il j. FIDDICK,

MO. iO6, Main street. Csaiena H. Dealers in Dry
IN Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes Hardware Queens
wares, &C. May, 1851 S4 o..
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HEMPSTEAD 81 WASHBURNE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
.....gf .s... aa.. Galena, Illinois.
% We have constantly on hand supply o
genuine Land Warrants, which will be sold.
May q ff
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says: .a.-. a".=.. 4"+ - Fe.uH ~. :
"The Wyoming, at the head Of Gabarie Island
IS said 10 be IN a very critical condition. The
water has fallen and left her on the ice in such
position ,nat fears entertained she may 60 to
pieces. She lies very uneven, and SO badly
twisted as 10 induce the supposition that nothing
but rise in the river can save her from being
lost"
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Dubuque.
May 8, 1851.

j. l.. BISSELL, ..lf -
Wholesale Dealer in Groceries and Propisions,
8f,o7 No. 2, Globe Buildings,
DUBUQUE, Iona,
June Is, 1851. QD
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SHIPwREcK ON THE COAST OF NEW ZEA-
LAND, AND TwENrr-NINE LIVES Losr.-
We extract the following notice Of most disas-
trous wreck, from the Wellington Independent,
Of the 26th July: rs. ~ hgr .asE1 rs rl
.sIt is with feelings of the deepest regret that
we announce the total wreck Of the bark Maria a,
lsO tons, Captain Bank, and the loss of twenty
nine lives out Of thirty-one persons, on board at
the time the melancholy catastrophe took place.
On Sunday last, the Victoria left Fort Victoria for
Wellington, with favorable wind, and struck
on the rocks of the karor stream, at six O'Clock
ON Wednesday morning. The second mate in
stantly ran TO the wheel, but the vessel striking
again, threw him over it, and before she could
be brought to, she was broadsde on the rocks,
and went TO pieces almost Immediately. boat
was lowered down, into which many jumped but
it was swamped at once. Malay and young
man who had been at the wheel, clung to pieces
Of the wreck, and after being dashed backwards
and forwards amongst the rocks for eonsidera-
BILE time, ultimately succeeded in reaching the
shore. The natives found them, in the course of
the day, and treated them most kindly
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n. Il &. nRUM.

MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE GALENA HOTEL. q
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly Oh hand a
lN1 complete OF fancy and Windsor Chairs
Also Bureaus Tables, Stands, Writing Desks Looking
Glasses Bedsteads, Sc, &C. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well call before they buy elsewhere,
prepared to sell good article and as our terms
are invariably cash, afford sell cheaps
cheaper than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ducon made persons buying TO sell again All orders
from distance punctually attended 10. -a'
Galena, May, 1851. SAY
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STYLISH COATS.

rENTEEI Vests, and we'll fitting Pants have much
" TO do with the success of mankind. The dress, is
the most obvious index Of the and perhaps ma
ory Of people nnconciousy make IL the criterion of the
Ii will be study to enable customers
make rood impression upon the world far can
be accomplished by apparel. We have large assor-
ment Of cloths and trimmings, Of every quality; and will
not only make all garments to order, warranted fit
but shall keep hand choice of ready
made clothing coats, paEts vests, cravas overcoats
shirts drawers and undershrts for sale cheap for cash
As draPers and taOrs intend 10 deserve the
OF Saint Paul We can always be found in shop, on
Third Street, Eeary opposite ii. A. Lamberts.
WILLIAM & HENRY NIEIIAUS.
Saint Paul, May 29, 1851. E.... f .. 6--Iy
To the Citizens Of st. Paul and Vicinity
IuNBE undersigned having carried the business of
Building in SAINT Paul for the past year, and from
the liberal patronage extended him by the citizens
sraiy he intends continue the business Of his profess
sion in this City. ....
Gentlemen wishing 20 build be accommodated with
plans, bls estimates and specifications by calling the
subscriber al his Oilice in Levi Sioan's store.
n. &. PRENTISS.
Saint Paul, May 90, '5l. t. etf
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sLEEPER. ?. A. HoYNE.
AUCTION HOUSE.
~ SLEEPER 81 CO, Auction, Commission, an
lNs Forwarding Merchants--No. 100, Main Stree
Gelena, Illinois.
Cash advances made on consgnments Particular al
tenton maid TO business rusted to their care. %
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nlillomriper.

... JOSEPH BOWRON, 8>
Notary Public and Land Agent,
Wiiio,c Riuer, ST. Croic CO., Wisconsin.
Presumption claims secured and entries made by
Military Land Warrants Blank Deeds an
Mortgages constantly on hand, and conveyan.
ces carefully and promptly attended to.
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Galcr,u.
M. r. TRUET1

...#Ha M.F. TRUETT. d.
No. 81 Leyee, Galena, Hin els,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant, Dealer in Pro
g duce, Tobacco, Segars, Domestic and ..
Imported Liquors.
Orders from Dealers and country Merchants respect
fully solicited ON board the steamer Nominee, by
2-52 .".'r' w. YOUNG.
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Gaint Couis.

HEsRy srAvFVER. Wx. NJ. DoNALD r. ii. BEEsoS
III. STAUFFER L. CO., .s. -- &.
PAPER MANUFACTURE ERs,
Paper Mill Wafehouse No. 1lS North Second Street,
Saint Louis, No. -.e .-s.t
Always on hand, Printing, Writing sDd Wrapping Ps-
per- &C., very low prices ~ - t'. #t Z-52.
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GEO. C. STROTHER,

L i
Sole agent in Galena for sale of Sloan
Medicines,-Mains street, Galena III.
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Have you good Understanding /,

MARVIN. invites the public examine the
~ beat stock of materials his line, that ever
been seen in the Territory He challenges either side Of
ths Atlantic 70 produce better quality Of French Calf
ekias specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also, Ladies' hne custom made shoes and
gasrs Ase GsDtIemen's Calf and Kip Boots the bess
tAai can be made You know ths stand-Thrd street,
rear Roberts street. tFtE
6aiDt Paul, November. 1851. - H. . 81 =
nEEDs OF wARRANrER, oUiTCLaIN AND
H MORTGAGE, for sale =, the .r n
s''t IA a-2 PIONEER OFFICE.
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G.. C. STROTHER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in medicines.
oils, paints, brushes, wines, chemicals,
varnishes, patent medicines, SC. &c.
Main street. GaIena, Illinois. S2-tf
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CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS

sHa Corner of Thind and Pine Streets
T. BARNUM, proprietor viii always be happy to soc
his frends who down business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sssippi river. Nov. IA, 1850. ...
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Saint naul BUSINESS Garos.
(MECH.9NTCdL.)
T.. b. PRICE,

.r NHICH-I1f C-dA>) a .,-Fr.g.E Era.
L. d. PRICE,
gDIASrERER, can be found near the corner of Jack
son and sixth streets, the lower shinge MILL
T. D. p has served regular apprenticeship the busi-
ness Of plasteTng and believes he give entire
faction to those who may employ him, in any branch
his business
T. s.-Two good journeymcn wanted Immediately.
81. Paul, Aug. H. 1851. 'iFa t#H II
BEvANS & LANSING,
nEALERS in stoves, and manufacturers of every des-
~ cripton Of Tin and Copper Ware, few doors be-
low the American House, St. Anthony street.
June &c, 1851. O0)
G. INQUIRE, GUNSMITH,
the sisn of the Big Gun, Third street, st. Paul,
"A next door TO Caves Saloon, prepared TO DO any
work ia his ue Of business promptly and TO the entire
satisfaction of customer. .5 ..'
July 81, 1851. Is
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r.. McLagan, ... ... f.
Storage and Commission, Water street, between
Green and Washington streets, Galena, Ill.
S. S. MERRILL s. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes, ....
No. SO, Steamboat Landing, Galena.
l.. s. FELT, Galena, Ill.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnishns Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
of Rifle and Blasting Powder and Fuse 2-l0
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Vessel RUN Dows,AEp GRRAT Loss OF
LIrE-CoUNT HAAG AMONG THE NUMBER
We find the annexed in the London Herald,
dared $50 Z. s"Yret 7fa3 &H'aA -fs"t SAB p
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DIR. n. BABRIT1
o. e. FRENCH, M. d.,

Surgeon ana Physictan,
GRADUATE Of Harvard University, Cambridge,
N Msss. DIR. r. believes IL duty, q stranger, he
himself and the community, he intends make
ST. Paul mis- permanent residence to state that he has
hsd many experience in the hospitals and practice
% the Eastern Cities and also OF the diseases Of the Mis-
sisspPi VALLEYS graduate of the Oldest and first
GRiversty of the country, and for a number OF
wears the private pupil Of the most eminent Surgeons
and Physicians Of New fork, Boston and Philadelphia.
DR. French vii: give particular attention diseases of
and children, and respectfully Offers his service,
IN the practice of Surgery, Medicine and Midwifery
,the etizens Of 81. Paul and vicinity. .'
REFERENCES:
prs- Grow. Ray, Robertson, Kittoe, &c, GALEsA;
Aessrx. Holiin-head Rice Becker, Mr.. Roberts, j. w.
stnBson, 8. II. sergent, Gen. McBosl, ST. PAUL.
26-U
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DIR. N. BARBOUR

DIX Ne BA X BOV X
"TOULD respectfully inform the citizens of saint
w Paul and vicinity that he has returned after a
temporary absence of few months, and offers his pro-
fssoua services TO the public. Thankful for past ayors
and soliciting share Of public patronage he Will prac
lice upon the Eclectic Reform Principle discarding mer
eur. In all forms lie will be found his old stand
st all hoars, except when Professionally engaged.
April 10, 1851. ... 2.5f
DIR. n. BABBITT,
HAS his Office in the Of l.. sIosn's Store, where
III he Viii be ready to attend TO professional calls
saint Paul, November, 1851. 3?y
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.MARsKiLLEs. Nov. IL, 1851.

-a So .MARsK.LLEs. Nov. IL, 1851.
A most frightfal accident happened last night,
almost within sight OF our port The steamer La
vile de Grzsse, going to Cannes, was run down
by Ia Vile de Marseille, coming from Italy. La
Vile de Grasse had great many passengers.
nearly the whole Of whom perished. Among
,hem was the Russian Count Haag, with his fam
lily of seven persons-aIi are lost.
Eleven, A. Nj have this instant received
III. following from Hyres;-The Captain, an En-
,l,.h sentleman, (namc unknown,) and . child
?. 60 6eeu saved The lives lost are more con-
siderable than was at first anticipated. saAfa
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aFH# JOHN e. SMITH CO.,
FatchmQkers and JeUeers, Main ST., Gdkena, Illinois.
A Large and well selected assortment of Clocks,
"A Watches, Jewelry and Silver Spoons constantly on
hand fer sale low. Engraving neatly executed. All
kinds of Jewery made to order and neatly repaired
All orders punctually attended to. The highest price
paid for old gold and silver. 2-2s
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n" W. III. PARk EK, I||-T /"
DLAsTERER and cstcrn-builder, Informs the people
II of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he win attend
promptly ana faithfully to the work entrusted him. in
his se Of business, which he Processes understand
thoroughly. june l9, 1851. e-y.