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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

~ Fulton street. being lOs cct in depts Also The third
story OF NO lao next TO the above dimensions
tremsy we'll lighted. Apply in TIE basement Of NO lSS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

ITO MARKET GARDENEES--TO LEASE. ABOUT
AZ Of land eoeupied By market gardener,
situated on the Brooklyn and Fiabu:h syrnrike, asou.
premises are good double house. farcrs
joning lASge barn, and well Of good water. Apply
No. - walker lsrsat. New YorE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

ITO LET OR FOR sALE-THE SPLENDID uoUsR,
No. 9s Marks place, three story and askc hsssm ans
cellar AL in fne ORDER four large ssch 6osr fh
honse be every day. frcm 10 A. o'clock
xvcn immediately The lot h l0 feet By fse
8 inches trons and rsas Apply 20 ,.v.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

Aw OFFICES TO LET, IN CHAMBERS HALL 65
~ Shstban opposiie ohanbors street.. adjoining the
Immediately. if desired. Apply At No. Bowory.
w. i. CONXLIE,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIBw YORK COMMON PLEAs.-EZKIEL X. FINCH
IN asainss Isaae W VIM, VILE, ". Hawkins. and Pliny
Whte.-summene for money demand on oontraos tCo1'
not Ts Pnr White enc OF the sbove named ccferd
anti sre hsreby zopeG and required 70 answer
rke com Amt In this acon which Will be aed IN tho oc
OF the Clerk sf the City and Cavity ef New York. thc
Cisy in said city Of Nsx York and TO serve copy ot
vcmr ansvtr 10 tho Amt the Subscriber 81 HI
Sniss No iii Chambers street said city Of New York
within twenty days ter The service of this summons ca
vow exclusive hs dsy Of such service; and you fall 70
answer said complaint within the time Moresht the
plaintiff in this action will sss udsmons snss YOU Tor
3he OF thousand and rS huraed toars weh IN
sers from the 9'h day Of fetiu.rv ons eshs
dred and Gisy besdes the costs Of Nls aotion.
kphoN BLANkAAN. Plaintiff z At.ornsy.,
Ill Chambers strees, Now York
Dated February 10, 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-19

gIvO LRT.-COEvENIENT, ,wELLLIGHTED ROOMsIN
j. the Ocean Bank building of Fulton and Green
wch streets suitable for Arsss Lawyers Daguerreotyps
kc. Apply 10 J. HOPPER, the premises.
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DOUBL E. SHEET.
VENAN NTS, REGIsTER.

"A FEW GOOD OFFICES TO LET.-sUITES OR SINGLE
ofces we'll for lawyers for other
Can be obtained in the Buildings corner Tryon 70
and Chahsn streh Possession can be had inmedstely
ey sppyrg 81 the Tfeauros Office OF the New York And
Harlem Rs;lrakd Company, No. Centre street.
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FVo LET-FOR DWELLINGS,, HoTEL. OR GROCERY
the large three story and attic building tho north
east Of Washington Hor sto Streets
with entrances from eh street ornipg two
with marble mantels Crosoa water, Se. brick addition
will be built under the part projecting
cellar with nsw entrance TO 1t from the street. Rent for
dwellings SSu for each Or the whol Will be con-
neced together and fttsd and leased Tor hsse Or
boarding house, being In mu sdate 10 the new
Depot shs Hudson River Railroad Co.. about 20 be
suoted At the termination of Wilmington street Or the
6iss will be for grocery or other store.
ALSO for sale or TO ease tb 10, on Horaso street next ad
josinx the abeye tbs rear. Apply to II. NELSON.
street. and
Cedsr street from IL N. to l.. n.
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HOUSE TO LET.-TWo TWO STORY AND ATTIC
brick Houses. in stilman street, Park avenue
East Brookyn about 100 feet from the stage Each
They newly built water from the cstern is
ysyd 20 tho tschen. Relt $500. Apply to KN0X. No.
Full
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yTvOLRT-A STORE ON THE WKST SIDE OF BROAD
way we'll sda fancy butnes located between
Canal and Leonard streets Address L. - ths Office OF this
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GHAHDsRs sTRRET PROPERTY TO LEAsR-ro
let ic.s term Of years tho extensive premises lG3
Chambrs street. rea- the depots Of the Hudson
Ers rairais Foe terms apply to Van Antwerp Jam o.
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A HOUSE no RENT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
by family declining Housekeeping The house is plss-
ssnty snaisd no town. built in modern STYLE and
nished with every copyeniehaegss, Croton bath
The furniture IL genteel and nearly new, and will be sod
Herald office. " -
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
RFCHAR MARVIN.
I'm Third street. ST. tfui

is NOW ENGAGED EXCIU~ivtLY As \ DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cHiN,w ARE, QuEEAswARE AND
cHoCEEEY, ON TnE SoUTu SIDE oF THE
STREET. NEXT DOOR TO rRLsLEN's,
Ard nearly opposite the Post Oiiite
nEIIENING that the trade OF our town wiliunw war
rant NJ establishment devoted solely to Tins branch
OF business, the subscriber calls the attention OF H.,
friends and All who ii want Of goods ia his ue u the
fact tat he Is prepared Ia receive them on the most
liberal and Accommodating terms, aid has on hard, and
arriving, "A very large and well selected stock of
goods, ordered expressly for the market. comprising the
usual varities and oiher articles not 10 be met
with elsewhere in this town.
e. {. blue edged, dipt painted printed white granite,
down, The ara mulberry earhCnware;
tuie White, ehanlclled, usire, blae figured and gold
band, English china;
White. gold band, aud decorated French china;
All the varieties Of American cut plain and pressed
glassware Of Eastern aud W esteru manuf1cture;
German ard Bohemian glassware. great variety;
English y. -. pipes, American pipes aud pipe heads;
AlaIge assortment OF looking glasses, elegant Jdpancd
tea trays of oUr own inn ortation;
DTti.riI coffee AID tcApoiS casters, pitchers, ETC.,
great varirt, ~ fest rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of tomflirs y Go :.
celebrated s"r lard lamps, chandeliers, srmdoes etc,
gilt, olive and duna>k;
Together with large variety of articles not usually
Imported tor this
prepared to Ufltr large stock o! goods ordered
expressly iot this trade unusually favorable ttris.
Assorted crates packed for the country trade III The
best manner, kept stantt> or hfud.
Ny goods put up ia the best manner, by careful
and experienced packers, AID luuN lr trns oIted ANY
distance by wagon Otherwise without risk OF break
age.
Cal and examine goods for yourselves.
particular attention i invited 10 stock Of Window
G. lass of Az sizes and quaes which viii he sold here
les, prices than before Offered ~ aul, and at
small adv upon the cost ~ the manufacturers,
for { Ssh III hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
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NEW GOODS.
ICE CREAM SALOON GENERAL
ESTABLiSusIENT

TIE subscribers. in returning their sincere thanks 10
tht patrons HE public H. general, tOr the lit al
encouragement they have received. desire To inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon ~
the building formerly known iich"oN " kellogg: :
Drug store, Third street. They viii nlWA have lee
Cream AID every artice in the confectionery ne. La
dies and Gentlemen please give us Il call
They viii also inform the public that they have al
hand the 4 on, Ctionarv. the Amcri-
House, full of fancy AID PLAN Candies.
which they will sell almost low il be bought
N 1t. Louis Merchants VIII find il thcit adv a1tige
10 call before sending below All orders for cakes
promptly filed. REM - kARtEER.
st. Paul, Julv :, 1852 w.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
Nv l. L @ AG l.
Formerly Lee, Gage d Co.

Formerly Lee, Gage d Coz
Manufacturer Of every description of Saws,
No. 43 Main street, ST. Louis, Mo.
vHNiE firm of Lee Gage n Co having been dissolved
by mutual consent, the 2lsi da, Of January last
would INFORM nv friends and customers, that have
made arrangements with Messrs. Bridge a Brother, and
VIII contInu" The manufacture ol SAWS III a their VariC
y. No pains have been spared III fitting machinery
and securing experienced w0Tknen aud the slocA is
purchased direct from the manufacturers, beth la Eu-
rope and America for cash, ! am confident that can
hold ont such inducements That dealers VIII lind IL Ia
their interest to encourage home manufacture.
As To the Character and reputation of bearing
my stamp, nothing need be said, rs trust that both
dealers and have had sufficient opportunity
to test The quality Of my Manufacture while partner
the late ifn of Ire Gage q Co.. Ia doubt for
moment, my ability TO compete successfully ia point
OF price, quaiiN finish, with any mabUi4ctory oi
the kind in the United States Bel; IN trt
OF every description of stoct, J am prepared 10 I'LL
all orders with pronlptue>s ard despatch
II orders addressed 10 the urdcrsig,d Nc
Bridge n Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
latticlar ate ution paid 10 ali Mid, OF repairing
MAY 2l-4-ltf w. l.. L. GAGE.
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FARM I'D LEI

sNfi moe signed, lessee ci the estate Of y. MIcln.
i-c situate on the blnh below Mr.. DayGo,i's and
H 't 20 80 Raul, finding ncccss an reside in town,
cIt- ' -1d farm II rent for he coming winter or
t'f '" i9usc - neat and comfortable for small
-iN tt--tS 1.-TWO acces of The firn arc unttr cutva-
fuf .crn arIes ct core stalks nosy standing IN
..... t. via afford good sus.enaAoe tor cattle.
> '.'. az hand.
NlRIN AbBDTT,
- 1f niih sho. above American House, II. Paul.
.
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JnIiN IinI-l4IAn.

I ~ ir4' FULLY oter> himself "a hi brother work
4 H,l aud Il !OwcitiEcl, Of ~. Paul District tor
- Ire House OF Representatives in the next
1 thiS Territory. His principle is or Miu-
ft-.' he Il shis oi iabuf-i.av up foe WORK. and
IN rl, ! ID d 4. 2u
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TIE WORLDS EAR

= :, greatly obliged, Ladies and Gentlemen for
cry liberal patronage Of the last week aud
W. e.'.t-r TO reciprocate your favors. by showing
c,es peculiarly suited 70 the changes of the
vs tarr sf IS season OF the wear The prices are OF
t-e they Will as heretofore. speak for them
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GREAT EXHtRITIRN.

AT JOHN HOLLANDS FURNITURE AND INDUSTRIAL SALE
ICONS, BENCH ST., sAINrPAu
AAksE stock Of Chars, Lounges. Bedsteads, Gen.
N uc, tar and eating Tables Bureaus and other ar
ticlts thr o. wanted etc hum" Ladies and gentlemen
YOU thst carried and YOU aut, come aud see-ad-
miiia1'S Selling cheap for cash, oats free
rBuc More arrivals by Greek Slave aud other boats
orr ~ f." % order. JOHN HOLLAND,
Pa
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= 7 n Eh y GLN 3 !,
Nina "a stlCSt door below Third street adjoining
50 = & iiunts CGhincl-vare Rooms
kNXAiA tauisiers haluS5r.des, Columns of the dif
- iet or.crs Oh architecture, Tool Handles, Wagon
huh~ turned "a order promptly and in workmanlihe
I.Anl.t. sent2u-2i.N
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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS:
TIME WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM
Il PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
ces in March last The number ISSUED up 10 July LIST
was--l65l
Amount OF Property Insured, $l,lls .307 90.
. " Premiums received, 32,0l5..G.
Business is conducted upon both the Stock aud Mutual
pan and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department. Great caution ex-
ercisf In taking risks, and extra hazardous property
refused
~ The undersigned is prepared to issue Policies upon
either plan, in either department.
GEO. w. PRESCOTT, Agent.
ST Paul, Aug. Il, lS5l. l3-tf
EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
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wN. w. HIcHCox. s.. AxTELL
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
HICHCOX 4AXTELL.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
wM. w. HICHCON.

corner OF lhlrd and CEDAR streGts.
TNHE subscribers would announce to the;s numerou
friends and the public generally, (genily The mo
nehfum OF sunbea,) that they have now on hand tn
largest and best selected stock Of everything
with their business offered in this market aud the
nope by strict attention 10 their business and rigid al
herence TO the motto, 'Sma profits and feadv paw, &
merit continuance Of that patronage which has beef
already so literally bestowed. Their stock consists
part OF the following enumerated articles:
hRUGS, Medicines and Chemicals a large assartmen
~ and Of the bcs, quality, for sals at the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE
- TONS White Lead, dry and in oil, for sale "a, the
@ ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
EEAlNT OF all co!ors, mixed order in all quantity
u Tor sale nj the 81. PAUL DRUG STORE
I INSEED OIL, for sale the
e. ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
StPERM OIL, for sale at the
- ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
gsErINro WHALE OIL, 70, IS, sale, 9Th. he s,.o.r
ARD Oil, for sale at tire
H ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
'ENANNfHS, Ncaisoo,, Olive ard Castor Oils for sal,
d at the ST PAUL Dnt & STORE.
AsFIRITs Of TurreAtire, for sale a, The
- 50. PAUL DRUG STORE.
NrARNISIIEs-Coa Japan, Leather and Copa'
ST. PAUL DRUG srorE
EpED LEAD, ventan red, yellow ochle and Spanish
"a brown, for sale AT the
ST rAUL DRUG sTonl
e. HOE EHdallES, and hing, for sale ~ Tie
~ ST PAUL DRL 6 STORE.
geAINT BRUSHES of every description. for sole Il,
the ST PAUL DhtG STORE.
u B.-The attention of Ply sicians surgeons i,
u respectfully invited our extensive Stoc as which
we can afford to them at Very low prices.
GtCRuBBING sweeping, horse counter, and white
y wash brushes, for sale a, the
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
E<iOTIi and ja!r Brushes, for sale at TIE
u ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
vHNOoTII and Nail Brushes; for sale at the
ST. PAU. DRUG STORE.
Ee TIL and Flesh brushes, for sale at The
~ ST. PAUL Drug STORE.
FHNOILET aud Shaving Soaps Of every description for
sale At tiie ST. fAl l. DRUG STORE.
pDERFI MERY and Cosmetics, both foreign and DO
Il nestle, tor sale at The
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
GrICEs of all h@ds, for sale at the
~ ST PAUL. DRUG STORE.
EsOTASH, reaflash ard >alaratrs, for sale II the
ST PAU. DRUG STORE.
A RRoW ROOT, Isine glaS< and Taoarind for sale
N AZ the 81. PAUL DRUG STORE.
sSALeoDAi ul.hur and glue, for sale at tie
- ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
EkYE-sTUrFS, Of every description far sale at ,he
81 ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
%NINDOW GLASS of every size, from \ . to p
w s6, for s'e at The
ST. PAUL DRUG STORE.
SURGEONS instruments. for sale p; the
- st IAUL DRUG STORE.
G.rRucH crM for sale AT The
- ST PAUL DRUG STORE.
I'M. JAYNE's Finally Medicines, for sale At IN
- ST IAti Drug STORE.
EAR. TOWNSHIPS saysalarilla for sale at the
~ ST TAT /. ORIG STORE.
sbR. j. {. AYERS Cherry poc'orcI, for sale at the
ES 81 PAIL DRUG STORE.
.soHN BULBS sarsapalla, for ,-le a, the
~ ST. Paul DRUG TORE.
r. ~ ~ d
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r. r.. COLLINS.
Auction aud Commission Merchant.

r. r. COLLINS.
Auction aud Commission Merchant.
ST. PAUL, ut>>Esor, TERRITORY.
the three story BRICK store, Third street. opposite
i ". H. Forbes Outfit. Git
ORWARDINC--Our arrangements for forwarding
a all Kinds of Merchandise, ample, AID to this de-
partnent we pay particular attention
4 UCTION AND articular atten-
IA ton viii be given the purchase and sale OF iro-
duce all other property Comission. Ny flunl-
iart> this tuarket. acquired during
ience here VIII enable Ia effect sales OF roduce at
the highest price.
WILL also pay particular aitoHton 10 the buying ard
] selling OF Real Estate on Commission.
ia l1-9-,i /. L. COLLINS
lust received, consignment, le bbls. flour for sale
- choal, for cash by + l.. COLLINS.
U1Nt RNITURE--Just received splendid lot of Funi-
II hure from Cincinnati, which viii sell al St Loans
prices Call at the rooms of +. T.. COLLINS,
III l7-9 Third street, below jackson.
n,,OR sale cheap, TWO splendid new sofas and two large
q stuffed rocking CHATS Apply to % COLLINS
jyI. Third St opposite the Minnesota Quit.
lust received splendid assortment of Dressing
- stands both -nge and double for sale cheap
at the Ware Room OF +. T. COLLINS,
jyI. Thi DIST. opposite the Minnesota Outfit.
H PRESLEY has a large lot of fresh family groce
ID % ries, the cheapest and best in town.
aIas 'fh''S'' NICE ''' sale 'p rRn St
EMPERANCE-Ladiesa and gentlemen, b. Presley
has me Seda Fountain, ana VIII De nappv 10 see
You at all times Also, Lemonade and Ice Cream,
dictionaries etc.
LvRESH Butter and eggs, mess pork, hams and lard,
j for sale cheap for cash AT PRES ~ :
G<ROCERiEs, Wholesale ard retail Cali 1.G exam
u inc before purchasing elsewhere y. J RtSttb.
"a EAS-Of all kinds at St Lonis pri e. a. sa'o aI
L jules fHh>l.s.f Is.
ORANGE aud Lemons an. oher {. =,
~ al Jah-'-u fHt.t d.
CALT-2u SACKS G. A. sat, Az DO daiI. Dis, 10.
- REV L FARMER.
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I T.Ot rs.
A LARGE assortment OF CLOCKS of the best manuiac-
ue, for sale lower han can found IN this Terri
tory elsewhere. at llUl ROBIN SONS Jevelry Bazaar.
DRACELET AMI CUT Pins Of every desirable style
Id and Al the lowest prices
ROBIN SONS JeWerv Buz iar.
EINOR TIE LADlES-A beautiful assortment Of Fans
Il for sale cheap Tor cash
ROBINSONS Jcwery Bazaar.
4 tplD PENS, = nrgc assortment OF The best manu-
u aCturc, for sale the lowest possible prices
EDBiNSON'S JewerN Bazaar.
AplLS Hre1st Plus rings, finger rings. gold LOCK-
4 cts, card cases port mo1inale>, etc, etc.
ja1i-iJ RORI\ SONS LeWalrN Bazaar.
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ELFEIT g. BROTHERS

M est REsrECTFULIy solicit the attention Of the
4'A CT zeEs OF ST Paul and its surrounding country,
TO AZ eAnnt,ion OF their large ami splendid stock
DRY GOOnS.
Lately received tTom the Eastern Cities, which they
NOW offer for Cash ut unprtcedontediv low prices
mons their assol be found The follow us hcHu
only part Of their heavy stock:
ccss every quality Hir from 20 s Sso, 10
EAsHMi.RE--A abeautfil assortment, to be had
a at ELFELT Bios.
A LPACAS --pian, Figured, Black aud Changeahle
IA nia, be found at ELFELT X Bios.
nRESS SiLK>--Black, Figured, and variety OF
~ sly les, tn be found at ELFELrs'
SATiNS and Florences, for Bonnet Linngs-cvcry
- color For sale AT ELFELrs'
XJELV ErS--Rich silk, and Cotton DO, to be seen
al ELFELr Bios.
EDIEBONS--Bouuet Neck and Beta beautiful
u y assortment For sale III ELFELTs'
NRAVATS AND SCARFS--Ccnt's black and
u Figured silk and satinan elegant variety
For sale At E.FELr Bios.
G<CARFS--Mens ard Boys Woolen-a large varie-
- ~, from 90 cts. 10 81, at tLfELTs'
ltLOTHINE--A large assortment of Clothing and
Y mems wear, TO be found at ELfELrs'
EARPETS--roor ard stair Carpetns, very cheap
x al 4.LfELrs'
EASSIr MFR E,S--Back Doeskin and Fancy Cas-
u siihercs. for sale at ELFELTs'
HLOTUS--Bue,b black, and Fancy colored Cloths,
u very cheap at ELFELTs'
WINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
w tor window curtains, ELFELTs'
LMANNELS. T!ckings and Linseys--A Large as
Il sortment, to be had ELfELrs'
HsUCkSkIN MITS and Gloves for 50 cents, at
- ELFELT's
AtLOV ES--Nlens and Women's hid, sk. and wool
~ Gloves, ELgELrs'
XXIOOLEN Haf-Ilose-a good articlc-on only 25
w cents, at ELFELTs'
Il DkFS--Ladies' Linen Cambrc Kdkfs, from IS cts
MA To So for sale at ErFELTs'
4 ACE Lndersleeves-A superior assortment, to be
\ found at ELFELTs'
HNDGING.S and iHsertirgs- Large stock Of silk,
IL Cotton Cambria, swiss and JaConet Fdgna. and
hscrtIas ELFELrs'
VINOIS--A great variety of Toys ard Fancy Articles
Il for the approaching Holidays, to he the
roN Room OF ELFtLr n Bios.
Novtuibcr 1851. 81,
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THE STONE STORE.

Nrlr Goods al I.0W Trtces.
". SIMPSON, corner Of Third ana Roberts streets.
- has Just received entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, WoodenW are.
Qucensware, Furniture large stock; Farm nipple
ments OF all kinds, etc. etc, which he invites
icntiOD OF purchasers.
June 20, ISL. (l0)
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FANCY GOODS.

HpAFlER mache work boxes and ink stands, pearl and
n pal lei macfe card cases; China and PAPER mache
card Oaahes' fancy INKS, pin cushions, ebony lights gen.
tleincn's dressing cases. etc. For sale by
lI-i LIE DUG & RO{IRER
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REAL E,S WEE,


NEW STORE.
The 81. Paul Hat, Cap and Gentlemers'
Furnishing store.
FEUlE subscriber respectfully offers to the gentlemen
K q. Paul his stuCt OF goods, aid VIII ei-
deavor Keep i assortment OF Articles Tor gentle
mems Use and wear, such as,
six hats shirts, shaving brushes,
beaver DO collars, hair 90
Ciillrcns' DO drawers, tooth DO
hussn!h do hosiery, combs
NsgNar do cravas, hair oils,
scars. coat ilihs, coigle,
fail assortment Of gloves, Key rings straw hats,
hdhfs soaps. etc. Oil cloths, cloth saspenders,
buttons aiiors Trimmings. Ladies sewing BIRDS n
useful article. Trunks, valses, carpe, bags umbrellas,
etc. X. -. " AI,hER
ma2e--5-tf Cor. Third a. " abashaw -sts.
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1ilN MD -ILN MI. FrrAlaNFT ald Nf'NlIN'I
e. Thankful The citizens of II IaG ior favor, since
he commenced >jue>s would respectful, iri1rn thvn
That sc is prepared contract tor and erect stone
brick bu iii =, ard furnish materials II required On ai'
terms Having permanently settled in 81 i"rl. hc So
licts share Of public patronage. Drafts aud sfecI,ca-
tons furnished Oh reasonable terms.
y B.-Oricrs foc work ,f Il the store of Il G Sand
ford ncar the lc.t Office wiz receive rnuTf attCriiO
July -. i'3-'fl lbN NHt ~FtN ARl
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.

g. UGAR-lO hhds, prime article; 10 do fair do; So
- bbls Belcher's refined do, just received by
Aug. l9-lsn REf FARMER.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
kiTTsON,s ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.

VUNiS desirable ground lying IN the central aHd
advantage part OF the basin oi ST Paul, where
inevitably be the principal uvor business OF the
town. and afoIdng also choice and delightful Lots
the rear anon the bench, for dwelling HOUSES;
veyed lots and Offered for sale with titles
disputed and is BILE, at reasonably low prices ~:
81 $3.50. .t,I rsi.r< ti .tdIi, -"-t ~ ~" "r-hf.
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s,tla ,,l.i bc ia..sa,u lt .' .,s B, u. s..-
.-r.s CHARLES Ii Oasis
AL~.t .ar Pro. e.et-.s.
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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
HARDWARE. u.RDNAHE.


COOKING GLASSES, Table knives and forks Wait
cT>, Brushes, Bashtts, WOO zen and hollow ware
lnlvaIe. Lanps. etc Guns Rides, Fishing Tackle
and sporting apparatus OF all Minds. together W IA
uiourigs percussion caps etc. Fancy goods. together
with large assortment ~ goods which would require
al the columns OF the fOneer to specify. bong bl>
ness Oh the CASH system. and having purchased our
goods very lew "a the Eastern markets, invite an
examination OF our stock knowing can offer induce
ientS buyers that canno, be found elsewhere this
market. J. NcCLOJ d, in A. co.
iul0. S-6m
rENE subscribers wish to inform the citizens of
nesotl, thai they have located themselves perInan
chtly III Mluncsota and prepared 10 buy improve
and sell farms ard town property also 10 take contracts
for building and making other improvements. They
now have "a valuable farm Tor sac (abuut nid-w be-
tween -. Paul and Point hougla>>) contain irG 32U
acres = OF which we'll tImbetd, the balance
smooth prairie, Of The test quality! about - udr
improvement, one frame hUl>c. and good spring of
ter. For Further particulars, enquire Of
W. G. IeDUC, ST Panl,
Or Il The subscribers The premises,
j. &. s. ". W. ELLISON.
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