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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-12
REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS, AND INTERN
SCARRITT G. MASON'S
SPRING ARRAN EMENTs FOR
1852.
w ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF

The largest and best assorted STOCK OF FURNITlRE
ana UPHOLSTERY, we have ever had; which We ,far
To Wholesale and retail dealers very loves, nrices
ana terl cnute we cannot fail to their a,l
ton. In Connection with acturing w. =.
from all the 81 markets. East West Keeping
with all impro> enIentS Ia line, AMI enabling n H., Of
Ter great afiey OF late styles at the prccs. Oar
Warehouse is large; this with other faciists every way
clua enables us 10 keep large stock all tie., thus
Offering great Inducements 10 Wholesale Dealers.
We iElte attention. to large stock of soa-, sofa laS,
lounges, bureaus. wardrobcs, vans, and ptrlr
chairs, cane-seat chairs, tables, betiStcas, uc and ,sy
chairs, wire aud tin SAFES, springs hair cocI moss I-
line AMI hu>k MATTRESSES, with complete as ururut
Of UPHOLSTERY all Of blake, ami eN cry aiicle
Warranted, thus making perfect assortment Of
PARLoR, HOTEL. BED ROOM AND KITCHEN FUR
NiTURE,
I" which we are continually receiving ailitons. thus
keis our stock large and complete, AID
filled without delay.
SCARRIrT'S PATENT SOFA BED,
W hich Is acknowledged the Must desirable cle Ci
kd ever lriuce, aways hand Or ma lie To suit your
TASTE At short notice. The attention all
keepcrS. steamboat officers, and the public gem
eral, requested TO when we think they
Will each and all say are correct
TO DEALERS.
We offer at " hol. sa"--
2O6 Bureaus, 200 Chiren's cliuirs,
100 Sofas, 100 Office chairs.
100 Mahogany rockers, 100 Willow chair,
80 Rosewood ami nIahos- 100 willow cradles,
any easy chairs, 100 Tin and wire safes,
200 Mah"g any parlor chairs5OO BedSteads;
200 Cane-seat rocking do; 2CO ng and breakfast t.
200 Wood seat do 30; bes,
1,0O Can s-seat chairs, 200 Work stands,
l,oOO WoUi-seat do 100 Sewing stands, &c.
We have made arrangements continued large suy-
ply of the above ami all other articles line,
confidently say dom, fur her, you IN fare worse,
Please call and examine, at No. 90 Washin ton Ave-
nue.. SCARRIIr X MASON.
ST. Louis, May II. 33-cm
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

- sued cut, and under the seal the Disr Ct Cour
for the County OF Rams v, upon Judgment rendered y
said Court, On the 22d day of May, d. 1882 in an ac
ton wherein Francis 2. Duborg John Carruw Francis
Tbau are pla mills, and Charles W. ydon Defendant
In favor Of said plaintiffs, and against The said defendant To-
the OF three hundred and eighty dollars and nine
y CENTS have, on this eth dag Of My, A. d., Ip51
levied upoa Lots OF laid, numbered AMI IL, Block
numbered 2, and LIT OF land numbe I'd l. in Block num-
bered 3, lying and stuat. I.eec's Addition the W
Of Saint Paul in said County Of Ramsey, the property
vi said defendant which property shall expose sale
At public auction, To tile highest bc Tor cash, In front
Of the 'Anecan ouse at Paul in said County, On
Monday, the 18TH day of Juy, A. d., 1852, IL O'clock
IN The oreno III OF said day, lch thereof may be
suitici -nt 10 satisfy said Execution.
3Gtds By A. T. WHrTNrv D.,t SHERIFF
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"Indian Compound As.ringcnt and Tonic.''

..Indian Compound AS!rlngcnt and TOnic.'
r HE materials Of this medicine are en-
i ti-Jy vegetable. in ;iscnous 10 Minnesota, AMI well
known the In ans by VIII m thy have been used from
time INN i al. WITH invafdblc success.
The PrJpri tor ii nty rcconm nd this medicine
t. the pubic, CERfA y, SAFE, AMI PLEASANT
cue fr Cholera Morbus, Diarrhra, ID ysentc v. and
all dSras uf III Bowels. 1t affords almost ins.antIna
re If ciSs o GRIP MS CT cramps, and ordinarily
eff q cemplPte car IL six or ei"ht hours.
To BGa men. Raj men. LunIbcrmcn, and all per-
sons travriin river, this dtinc is liable.
our C tizerS ~ ng below. during the months
should hot tail T. proSile themselves with it.
The -pesi ua .omiE' must o: course derive its rcpu
taton tie tstmna!s OF those who have made trial
of it.
~ Pleas, read carefully the annoyed certificates.
Prepared by T.. +. ELY. ~. Paul,
Anl for sale Al tl' fpokst of IEDtC \ ROiii.s:H.
AMI at W. IL. FORBES Minnesota Store, Paul. Alsc.
the Minnesota Bookstore St Anthony, and Churchill \
Ncls II, $ iilwatHr.
r. Irice Fifty Gents per Bottlc.S-B
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HARDWARE & CUTLERY.

"a L have now III store 4 COMP tc as
w assortm mt, making oar stock Unusually la ge,
which ct purc!iS at lowest prices, and on best
trmS-aJ winch HAY lie iulI complete assortm mt
AxEs -s;mmo n.', C,l.n.', lIn;', and others.
SCYTHEs-Wal !rvn's grass gram, h,np and bush,
sort.d.
ScyrHE sxATHEs-Assortcd, all prices, qualities and
kinds.
scvTuE STONES AND RIrLrs-Assortei, al prices,
roRxs-II,y and manure, ., B and pronscd, ass'd.
CiAINs-Brsht and J:, 3, I-G, IL and 5S inch,
CnAIxs-D i trace red; cyi, breast and halter,
asserted
CollAns-IIoyse and male, assorted, (hos and kip
SIX ns.)
HAMEs-Torse and male, steam bent and rivcted.
HUES-Car,j,a p.al;ers', eyed and handled. a,s'd.
RAkLs-l,y and GARDEN, irJn and wood, ass'd.
KNIvEsiaDe knives anu forks, ali patti ms anu quail
Kx1vEs-Tabl, knives AMI Forks, ali patterns and quail
itie,.
RAzoRs-waGe & Butcher, Crooks, and Others ass'd.
SHEARS AND SCIsSORS-DIt. 1uXs, great var
ETY. patterns.
LocKs-s.ileral knob, assorted; door, patterns
and styles.
LoCKs-Pal, chest trunk til. plate. sort d.
LATCHEs-knob, thumb and others, al kinds, assC.
BurIs-Grcenwuod, harrow. br a anu C,nsr as'd.
BUIISWron-ht, narrvw, broad aud Congress, asS'l.
SCREwS-1-i 10 ] inch wood- New EnIlani taper.
BELLs-Ox, hors H., cyw, hand and sl,i=l ass'd.
BRUsHEsWhitc- wash, shoe, scubbnS and horse, as
sorted.
CnIsrLs-Framns, socket, firm T, ,nor'oe, a,s'l.
| CURRY CoMBs-Am rcan, nsw patti rms, asa'd
| CoCKs-Coci stops, a,s',i; brass do a,s'd.
| FuES-Butcler's { .lt.raed Inl. fat bastard.
FILES-Rouui, hall round, square lat and all kinds,
| ass'i.
GyNS-DouIl. and single barrel, shot AMI duck ash.
RIFLES AND FIS r0IS-Icvul, rs, steel barr l.
| sort d.
GUS BARRcI.s-is;yi.ed; san trimmings and frd.ng:,
sorted.
HA1cHErs-S Singing, lath, bench and claw as.'I.
! HINGES II nka AM hinges, strap and T, ass'd.
| kETTLES--BIa-s, tea, preserving, Gluc, ass'd.
MILLs-C ohcr, Parker, ADAM ami rtners, ass'd.
| MA1roCKs AND PI CEs--CIay and coal, ass;d
| NAILS--WrOucht, la l2Jj b"rst, u 10 ia, ASIDE
PLANEs-Bcnch aid mouIs!ing, ass'd, all kinds supc-
| rlor qualities.
| PANs--Fry ass'C; and preserving, ass'd.
SHOvELs-im.a', HOwiaiiL'a and others; eaIden Mill
Ing and POST
TAcKS AND DR. ADs-AssoTtsd, all sizes and kinds.
AUGuRS-B-ht. patent culcave, convex and cast Steel
With a large a,sUTn ut Of caTiIcncra' and backSDlt4s
tools, of II west patt AMI best qualities.
IIols. AMI .i!ing ii truwdrta lag as aDTtIl mt.
Also PROTECTORS 81. Luis Saw ana Scac Factory,
wher. we ar nov MISUNDERSTANDING Largely OF,
SAWS--EXra eel ll, ci.CHi crJSS-cut, hand
panel, bow, wood and pit saws. OF various qualities and oi
| any kind wanted. AhV,
SCALEs-viz: platform, 800 lbs 10 c0G lbs; countt
bay. tuu, packing, cyal and car all kinds and dcacr
tionS.
Scales ard Saws rc"airgd AMI made To order.
We better prepared t. custom and pur-
c;users gen, rally than before Our terms Ia
vorabe AMI prices Us low as the lowest.
CHILD, PRATT & CO.,
Il III Main street.
i ST. Louis. NAV 80. 1852. 3j-2m
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Edward III. HALL,

Commission Agency and General Intelligence
Office, iu Hollands Building. Beech ST,
Sain! Paul, Min. Ter.
" ILL give particular attention to the
COLLECTION nf acc un!>, Taxes, Setting up BOOKS
Co-1artne ship, Sales Of Pt'prrry, herclilZe, N'
The subscriber solicS the patronage OF his ireni> anu
tn public generally in Saint Paul AMI elsewhere, whom
he do his Utmost to in whatever capael'y MS
services required.
The sui,scrbrr is also agent for the Mechauic' Union
Association st. Louis Mo-, and is daily receiving april
cati membership.
The best refer, nccS given If needed.
n. b. A Real Estate and Business In
triligrnce with the ab,vc, whcr the ststr-
Der would advise all hu.e wishing informant III IT any de-
scr!ption call and for til, Scres. See the sign vi
Auction and &, Inrmiss'Un House, B.nc! s..
ST. Pant, May -, 1852. 3'-'m
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ANNALS OF THE
Minnesota Historical Society
FOR 1882.

A FEW copies of this interesting An
nual, con aiming about the discover; and
early history OF Minnesota its geographical aspect, and
mineral and geological resources heretofore
isu d are sun on hand, and Bookstores Of
Mesr' L-Dnc Rorer AM Com1s'; also at this office
Price, Thirty Gents.
OWENS & NOORr. puh,,sbars
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MARRIED,

In Saint Paul, Saturday June 8, by Rev. T. NJ. Full
lerton DR.. +. g. PUGSLEY, Of Neenah, Wisconsin, u
Miss MINERVA EMELINE BREWSTER, of st. Paul.
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HANFoRo y BROTHER, y. b. THAYER,
Manufacturers, y. Y. St. Louis.
HANF ORD, THAYER g. CO.,
Successors to Lewis, Tlaytr X Co.,)
MANCFACrURERS, Wholesale AND RETAIL.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS Or
Clothing, Shirts, Beavers, aud FURNISHING q GODS,
No. $50 Main street,
Corner Of GreeR, one door Ge.Ow tie Virginia House,
ST. LOUIS, No.
( INSTANTLY on hand an immense
y stock. Minnesota and Wis nnsin m6ermen and
Merchants at al times find at 1897 full supply
Clothing got up expressly for ter trode and many
ces which can't be found in other House in St. Lou
Is, such extra sized, lin and heavy red, bne, mixed ami
Oil Colony Flannel ShiriS dnL DrdweTY; extra weight
Satin2t and Casim Pants. Dunage Bags Jump
ais Umbrellas, Trunks, Vaiis"s, ami Rubber Clothing,
Carpet and Enamel TrAreins LaGs, Satchc.s, and Oil
Clothing.
Purchasers respectfully invited to call AMI 'l2ok
through stockS Always On hand the largest and
cheapest stock assorted shirts and drawers in the West
FIR sh Clothing received Fa.tory every week.
Stock manufactured expressly the West market.
Terms liberal. HANfORD, THAYER X CO.
{. IN Mau AM Green st..
st. Louis Nay ~. Boy
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Sioux TREArv.-The Washington Re-
public Of the 9th makes no mention of
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ISDIASs Apour.-The Mineral Point
Tribune Of last week notices the appear
ance Of Il large body Of Indians in that
quarter, on their way north. They were
removed to the Missouri country last fall
by the State Government, but diSliking
their new quarters, have come back to
their old ones. The Madison Democrat
mentions that large band passed through
that town on their way TO Shcboygan.-
.Mlwaukcs Sentinel.
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FRESH GROCERIES,.
IT HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW

'SCRIBERS ARE NOW
lr Spr .ng Stock o. Groceries, Provisions,
/, &C., &C., which We will sell very low,
FULLY invite your attention u our stock
c.so"here. We have IN store
,es:
leo htls cider vinegar
agar ECO bxs Candles
powdered IS bxs sperm candles
81 bXs star do
so bills f.vus
800 bbIs pork
up 81 bbIs larI
loo kegs d.
so bNs starch
Mira ana 10 bales Gunnle5
300 bxs raisili,
7 II and POO hf-bxS do
200 qr-bxs do
II aut so tierces rice
100 bbls dried apples
rs 50 b5l, dried praches
800 hf-bxs glass
10000 lights sash
10 bales hops
G 80 bNs pint ilaskd
rs 10 tumblers
20 dez decaDters
.hi>key So doz wine glasses
ell do 20 doz champaign glasses
, 10 doz lanterns
$50 oxs Cheese
e 100 nests tubs
100 doz buckets
20 Casks salcralus
81 bxs almonds
lin rs trails do
UNI 20 bbls fiiterts
: 10 bbls Eng walnlts
20 bXs maccaroiu
so gross lamp wicks
ign lOJ rms letter and cap paper
Cider 800 rms wrapping do
&c 80 bXS clothes pins
80 bxS ground ginger
25 bxs extracts, assorted
10 bbls lard oil
10 bbls linseed oil
10 bbis sperm DO
100 market baskets
10 Ibis mackerel
IS hf-bbls do
10 qr-bbio do
100 kits do
100 kits salmon
% drums goldfish
100 DNs 60
i0) bXs herring
100 small bxs tobacco
pc. 100 large do do
Z 40 bxs smoking do
% bNs tine cut ching tobacco
Is 10 bXs scaiiarlati do
PUSHES 100 bxs pipes
do 30 bxs brandy cherries
100 doz zinc wAshto.lrds
81 bbis tar
20 bbls pitch
25 bbls rosin
81 bXs lemons
10 Cases prunes
$40 sacks salt
B. Il. CAMPBELL & co.
No. IS Levee.
1852. BAY
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The Rio Bravo Of the 1lth. SAYS tie
Camanches are devastating the Rio Gran &c
country by Irightiul murders and robbcr-
les. Both the American and Mexican
population are in many instances ,ban
looming their homes, seeking safety by
flight into Mexico.
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A LITTLE TOO FA>T.-The report TINT
Gen. Butler was nominated for President
got into circulation last evening, where
upcn one OF the most ardent supporters Of
Douglas caught it up, pronounced it
Just the thing-thc strongest that could
be made, in fact Id elegant nomi-
nation .'-(hicago Jour.
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CorFEE.-The production of coffee in
Brazil, the prst year, has been |, 100000
bags, or PIP millions Of lbs. In 1920,
the production was fifteen millions OF!
pounds.
The consumption in the United States
the past 80 years has increased rapidly.
In 1921, the consumption per head TO the
inhabitants Of the United States was one
pound four ounces. In 1890, the proper
ton had increased 10 three pounds per
head. the foreign price having fallen 80
per cent. After the 3lst Of December,
1880, coffee paid two cents, and in 1873 |,
one cent after which it was free. The
importation in the year 1881 doubled in
consequence Of the reduced duty, and
the consumption per head for the four
years ending with 1912 averaged six
pounds per head, having quadrup!ed TO
each inhabitant since 1921.
A CLEVER WoMAN.-The milwaukee,
Commercial acknowledges the receipt Of
dollar from = a lady subscriber" who
selects that paper because " she is fond
of romance, and thinks the democratic
press deal very largely in that COM
modify"
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Utah. He did not ask for the place, but
accepted it, and will soon start for the
Great Salt Lake, TO endcavor TO harmon
Use our Mormon brcthrcn.-Neac York
Express.
The Methodist General Con 'e:ence.
North has decided in favor OF the pew
system, and against that article Of Metho-
dist discipline which requires that "men
and women should sit apart in all the
Churches" by 4 vote OF 80 TO 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-03-19
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

col IJMBIAN HOTEL Ballew, Petersburg
Dobbs. Lynchburg; Crist II Jenkins, w
Foster Smith, VIM Clark, w Gilmer, Far
land A Gilmer and r Gilmer. N c; McGinness
and w Blanks, New Glasgow; h Noes, Clarks-
vile. Va: s Mcclure, Franklin; Smith, Bed
ford: Campbell, Monroe; d J Stratton Va; II r
Sutton and A Fl Price, Richmond; G Brooks, Ches-
terfeld; w 8 Baker, Richmond; CIV Farmer, Anne
lie; w Robinson, II Jennings, and r Graves,
Nottoway; C Bias, Red Sweet Springs; Nc
Donnaid and VIM Scott Allegheny: 7 Anderson:
Botetourt; NJ Key, Amelia; w r Parrot Palmyra
7 Winston and A Nj Kent, Louisa; II Tumbul
and C S Ferguson, West; ] A Crews and Simr-
son, Pittsylvana; Taylor and johnson, Bati.
ford; C r Woodscn and w Cottrel, Goochland;
r B Stratton, Chesterfield; Page, Hanover; w
James, Va; Rudd, Chesterfield; H Shelton. st
Charles. Mo; 8 Wneeter, Farmville: Porter
and w w Porter and son, PowhataD; w Robinson,
Jr and D Anderson, Chesterfield; w II Jones,
Louisa.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-F w Hendman H w
Casper wood and r d Thompson. Philadelphia;
NJ Leslie, York; T Deane, Petersburg; Felt
N Orleans; Nowlen, Petersburg G Geyer, Y;
w Todd, Petersburg; c NJ Roberts, miss Ruth and
g Post, Gainesville, Ala; A King, N Orleans;
Robson, Georgia; T B Roberts, Carolina; F.
Aticks. Alabama; R Mixers. Georgia; I Har-
die Alabama: H w Scott, N York; I A Prindle'
Washington; w Smith, Hanover; r Spencer,
King and Queen. T w Anderson, Pittsylvania P
R Jones and II Lee, Orange; Baker and lady,
Louisa; B Powell, Staunton; Scott, Albemarle;
C Blasdell, Boston; L Marye. jr. Fredericks-
burg; B G Flanagan and Keblinger, Char
lottesville; C Roome, New York; Corprew,
Norfolk; G Whittemore. Boston, r r Carter and
lady, Charles City; Woodbridge, Mid Lothian
AMERICAN HOTEL-Jss Anderson, Savannah,
Ga: w Gilkey, w lrby, w Fl Terrill, A Roberts
w NJ Catlin, J A Abrahans, L B Wilson, II War
rem, Jas Calwell. Heath, ] M Patrick, Alabama !;
Jones, florida; Danl Butts, Chas Clements,
Petersburg; silas Wright, Philada; 6 Foster, w
Harris, B Richardson, w Watts Hugh Rey
nolds. J H Lyman, G w Owens, N C; J Fl Strauss,
Georgia; J A Selden. Va; Jas H Jersey, Louisa; J
McMakin and lady. INnchburg; J snead, Smith
field, N C; J K Stirling, Fredericksburg; o Pars
ley. Wilmington, N C; M Hurt Farmville H A
Watkins and lady Cascade, Va; R Hankies, Will
iamsburg; VIM L Dickson, Stafford, G Meern,
Lynchburg; G Warren, L B Cannon Troy, N Y;
T Mahool, Bait; N C Claiborne, Franklin.
CITY HOTEL semple, King and Queen; w
Ross, Petersburg; Shepherd and Ed M Bovine,
Suffolk; T Hamilton, Florida; H Stephens and
Mrs Stephens, Newark, N J; d Owen, Philadel
phia; T Miller, Washington; w McIver, mrs Nc
liver, Miss McIver and Miss Eeagle N. G.; Milton
Walker, Weymouth; r L Hornor, Princeton, N ];
w A Henderson, Alabama; VIM H Jones and M
Gentry, Chesterfield; w Sparkes and w Haw
ley Culpepper; NJ S Weaver and Thomas Whaler,
Madison; j NJ boswell, Hanover G M Darricott,
r g. r r; p ] Haskins, Powhatan VIM Harris
Hanover,
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lELEGRAPHING.-The press of this city has
great reason to complain of the treatment they
receive from the telegraph office for the South.
IN Washington, as We believe. The intelligent
and vlgilant correspondent of the Richmond
press in Baltimore is, as we know, ALWAYS
prompt to prepare our messages, yet they come
la'e' and often get no further than Washington.
Last Friday, valuable foreign intelligence was
sent Oh from Baltimore and was banked tn
Washington, because the Southern office chad
something more important to do" Very well.
II that concern has something more important to
do than to transmit important news for the
public press, we hope the day is not distant
when they may be allowed to devote their
whole time TO that and be relieved altogether
from the animportant communications for
the press!
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20 HOUSE, SIGN PAINTING.
e4AND GLAZING WHITENING AN d


s>-| COLORING WALLS, Corner 18th and
Franklin streets, opposite Exchange Hotel-The
Subscriber avails himself of this method to return
his grateful thanks TO the public generally for the
very liberal patronage they have been pleased to
bestow on him during the past twelve years he has
been engaged in the above branches OF his profess
sion, assuring his patrons, and others in the city
and country having work in his line, if they wish i
well executed, with good materials, at low prices,
they would do much for their interests to give him
call, as he is in the habit of buying his materials
by the quantity AT low rates for cash. he ther efore
fatters himself that in no particular win he be be.
hind the times, either as to price, beauty, dura-
billy of workmanship. Any job in his way, OF The
value of i've cents 10 thousand dollars and up
wards, will be thankfully received, and faithfully
attended to. large assortment of Window Glass,
which he would be pleased to work up in old and
new sash very low; also, fine lot of seasoned
sign boards and prepared tins, which he could
paint to order at short notice 20 per less than
such work has heretofore been done. Please give
him call. JAMES NJ CARTER
fp -1rn
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ES The body of nun was found on the farm
OF Mr.. JOSEPH BRADLEY, of Washington. a
few days since. The farm is near the citv -
There was wound in the head, made by
pistol shot, and pistol was found near it.
The body has, since the discovery, been ascer-
tanned to be that of Mr.. WARREN S.xroy
OF New York, who was in Washington about
ihe last OF February, and who sent his watch,
money and daguerreotype to his wife, and had
not been since then heard of. He, no doubt,
committed suicide. He was a gentleman's
mercer, in New York, and was in easy circum-
stances.
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The Secretary Of the American Colonization So
sey publishes notice that the next expedition for
.,0efa WIZ sail from Baltimore on the Isl day of
May. Persons who may desire to emigrate at that
1fne are requested to give the Secretary smmediat.
m0t'ee and VIII make their arrangements to reach
Baltimore ON the Goth or 3oth Ap1il
letter. for the United States squadron on the
coast Of Africa, or for citizens of Liberia, sent to
'he coioization Office. postage paid, win be for
warded s
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HOUsEKEEpERs BE PRRPARED:-

Il WARM WEATHER Is COMING.-NOw Is
the time to purchase your Refrigerator. l have
just received fresh lot of the same kind of Clara
bees Patent Refrigerator which had last year.
and which gave such universal satisfaction in fact
the demand for them was greater than the supply
1t is without doubt, and has proved itself to be- the
best Refrigerator in use. 1t is divided into three
chambers or compartments, two upper and one
lower; each Impairment being lined with zinc and
charcoal, the latter which is conductor of heat
in ons OF the upper compartments can be placed
Wine, Fruits, 4 &c , In the other is stone water
cooler, where pure cold water can be had wheney-
er you may wish it; (what luxury even to think of
1T; in the lower compartment, which is larger than
the upper, can be placed large dishes OF meat or
butter, or pitchers of milk, &c. They are neatly
made and stained oak color, suitable Tor dining
room, or am place where they may be conspicu
Gus Also, for sale Water Coolers separate, where
ior OF cents, pure ice water may be had all day.
The above are for sale at the House Furnishing
Store Of L. GINTER
NH II I37 Main stree,
.B.-orders from the country promptly atien-
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FUk GA HIN o 3 49,
now beginning to receive cur Sp'ine supply Of La
dies Misses and Children's Shoes, Caters, Jenny
Lind's &C. We have fitted up our store to rem
der ii pleasant and 10 able to all OF patrons,
and we design to make it popular retailing estab-
lishment, where every, variety G I'D in our line
may be obtained at moderate cash prices We
have just received lar stock of Travelling
Trunks, of all sizes and various styles, which wl1
be sold at small advance upon cost For bargains,
call on WHITE PAGE
Three doors below Dooleys Hat Store, 70, Main.
street. fe 81