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JOHN MORGAN.

.Widrat 6eftcfen Sc. Paul and Stitl,cater,
EpEGS leave to say to strangers writing Min
ID nesota, and the public generally, that having
now made his arrangements complete for the &C
cofnmodaiion Of the public, and being situated
in the midst of the most delightful scenery, sur
rounded by lakes that abound in fish, and in an
atmosphere Of unsurpassed puriiy--he hopes to
company from abroad, Us well rs from neigh
boring villages. They will find the charge
moderate. v2-i0
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AMERICAN HOuSE.

go RODNEY PARKER, late of the American
lsss.m House, Lowell Mass, having lease of the
80 large hotel at the upper end Of ST. Paul, with
every thing roper order for the convenienc Of tray.
elers, boarers families desiring inrnsed apartments
rtspeo fully invites his friends and the puzzle give
him CALL believing that he laDch for their
comfort be expected IA country, - yoi
supplied with regular markets. 44y
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SAINT CHARLES HOTEL,
- II Saint Ankhonu.


VHUIE subscriber has taken lease of this large Ho-
n tel, with all its out-bnillngs and appertanings
Sensible that there il demand the Falls, for public
house OF the very first Glass; the subscriber promises
come near to the highest standard the market of
Minnesota will admit; and will endeavor having eye
oil over the preists TO ascertain all the time what
wanting to make each guest contentod.
d. L. MOULTON
Sept 4, 1851. 2o-ly
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ELFELT g. BROTHERS,

r L Il e. BIO t1E RS,
NNcsr REsrEcTFSLLy solicit the attention of the
IVA citizens OF St PAU, and its surrounding country
examination OF their large and spendid stock of
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
now offer Tor tash at uhpreeedentedy low prices. A
their assortment be found the following, being
only part of their heavy stock:
HE LAKNEs--of every quality, from 20 cents to
NE IS cents, at Elf SIT & BRo's
HASHMER E..A abeautiiul assortment, to be had
" al ELFELr Il Bros
a LPACAS--piain, Figured, Black aud Caanseable
"a may be found at Elicit & Bios
nREsS SILKS--Black, Figured, and variety of
H styles, TO be found at ELFELTs
GATINS and FIorences, for Be met Linines-every
- color For sale at ELFELrs
NELvETS--Rich silk, and Cotton do, to be seen
at ELFELT e. Bios.
RIBBONS--Bonnet, Neck and Beta beautiful
Il q assortment For sale at ELFELTs
AtRAVATS AND SCARFS--Gen,s black ard
For sale at ELrELT + Bios
GCARFS--Mens and Boys Wooien-a large varie-
- ty, from 90 cts. to 81, at ELFELrs
6NLOTHING--A large assortment of Clothing and
~ mems wear, TO be found at ELFELTs'
GARPETs--floor and stair Carpeting, very cheap
~ at ELFELTs
CASSIMER E,S--Bla Doeslin ard Fancy Cas-
~ simeres Tor sale at ELFELrs'
AtLOTHS--Bluc black, and Fancy coiored Cloths,
~ very cheap at ELFELrs
WINDOW CURTAINS--A superior article
+ w for window curtains, at ELrELrs
EVIANEEl.S. Tickiugs and Iinseys--A Largo as
- sortment, TO be had Mt ELFELrs
DCCkSKIN MITS and Gloves for so cents at
A1 ~flr l7ar Fl. ELFELT's
GkLOy ES--Men'sa and women'z Kid, silk, and wool
~ en- Gloves, at ELTELre'
XXTOOLEE, HalElIose-a good artcle-onIy Is
w cents, al ~ ELfELrs
X DKFs--Lades' Linen Cambria Kdkf., from IS cts
IN to 50, Tor sale at ELFELrSs
ACE Undersleeves-A superior assortment to be
Ia ioahd at ra.s ri ELFELTs'
LODGINGS and Insertings-A Large stock OF silk
IL Cotton, Canbrcs Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and
Insertngs at "a ELFELrs'
VTNOYS-A great variety Of Toys and Fancy Articles
II for the approaching Holidays, To be at the
Toy Room OF a ELfELT q BRo's.
November, ISL. ~. vtlt sf..-l. 39J e1,
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WORLDS FAIR.

NJ tferc person in Minnesota, who does not know
where the Worlds Fair isi Are there any SO igno-
rant not TO know, that NJ the OF Third auc
Roberts streets, there constantly hand and for sale
the best Fancy Dry Goods the best staple and heavy
goods of all sorts, and the choicest wines and a uofs
offered for sale in Territory
NJ. CURRAN Il co.
saint Paw, Feb. 10, 1882. i4--2t
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CATHCART * BROTHER.

Southwest corner Of Roberts and Third streets,
RE selling of the balance Of their Stock Of Wines
I ana Liquors al cost and charges, which is much
lower than they could he bought in Gaena.
Their Stock consists OF .he foowing, viz Port ane
Malaga Wines, Braadies of different brands pure
Holland Gin Swan brand also American Branciies anJ
Gins, old hong'a Whiskey, old Copper siilrd DO.
Those wishing to purchase, would find to their nd
vantage To call and examine before purchasing else
waere, they anxious close The above and viii
Offer great bargains for CAsu.
st. Paul. Feb IL 1852 t3-tf
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J, II. STEW EMS & Co..

V PROFESSIONALLY. the place 10 buy Goods at
e. the lowest prices, north of Saint Louis is ut the
with such goods that Il males every lady who sees
ne Nioiaie the tenth com m andmcni O lnnk nj
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10 THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.
EEEEPLY .eusble Of pas. rTors, again invite your
~ attention 10 my MILLINERY ESTAH-
LlSH MENT. COZ .'.ientIy assured that can show
you a variety Of materials ar trimmings that VIII repay
inspection.
My facilities ncrease,. for supplying you with
the latest Styles and hspe BE- able cct every ac
maEd which taste and style may require.
Ny arrangements for the am persuaded, Will
fully that which the aides Of SeIni
Paul willing to contribute. when puLctuaiiIy and
anxiety To please, blended with kE2wlegc OF what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ. A. MARVIN.
Third Street, ST. Paul. November 20, 1881. 81
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7Dotels ann GonOepanees.
j. C. BURBANK. W. L. FAscErrE. n. N. RICE.
MINNIE sofa EXPRESS


CONNECTING at Galena with the American Ex
~ press Company, 10 and from Saint Paul and all tht
principal towns and cities In the United aud En-
rope-semi-weekly over the land 10 Gaena. with
branches 60 the river towns for the conveyance of
seBgers Light Freight and valuable Packages; Collection
of Notes, Bills, Drafts, &c Transportation Of money
purchase OF every description Of merchandise, sc.
Competent messengers viii travel constantly on the
whole ROUTE and transact business IN every Of any
Importance between Saint Anthony ard Gaiena both OH
The river and interior land route.
The pfopnetors hold themselves responsible for all
moneys goods entrusted their care Passengers
may alss depend upon being conveyed in speedy and
comfortable manner.
BURBANK, FANcETTE & CO., PrOprietors.
Agencies and Offices.
Messrs. G. r. RICE q Co.. ST. Paul
J. ii. STEVENS a. Co, ST. Anthony.
CHURCHILL & NELSON, Saltwater.
+. STEELE, ESQ, Fort Smelling.
]. NJ. WHALEy, Willow River
f-M. RuBLEH & Co., Prairie La Crosse.
B. w. BRIsBors, Prairie du CHEN,
J. BRooKEs, Esq, GaleAa.
November II, 1851. 81
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FARM TO LET.

FARM HI LEIs
fhNE Of the eldest aid fest Farms IN the Territory
" of Minnesota known as the "CARoTHERs' FARM y
situated in Washington Coupy, on the Cottage Grove
road, about twelve miles from Paul This place
the centre of tickfy settled farming community and
contains 100 acres with about eighty u..er cult.
va,ion fine wood and water privileges together with
farm house. barn, and other outhoUses IL is fIarly
known the Plumb Farm, and will be let an indus
trious practical farmer upon easy and
terms For further information, apply 70 Gen. james
McC f5oai.
ST. Paul, November II, ISL. 3lff
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THE WORLDS FAIR,

rs as fresh ever--8cw Goods, new courage-every
Il ihrg that fistidious lady may desire from dress
CATERS to she'll combs. We now selling Goods al a
shade lower than Oar stock Of Liquors must be
sold; and will be Offered very low, IN anticipation q
The Maine law.
II. CURRAS 4 co.
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Sit fr people 70 expect prosperity who practice the
L. bad ecouonly of busing wretcaed sale boots and
Shoes when they eau find genuine custom made work;
beth sewcd and pcggcd women's shoes, gentlemen's
and fine beots CUSTOM msde upon honor, Of the
best material, door 10 Dr. Barbours Apohecary
sop and nearly opposite the Pest oace on Third street,
st. PAUL. where you may always find ady to take your
measure, when in, = 9 - f'fstf JOHN QUINN.
r. 3. Prices: ne calf boots, % 90; rad on lily,
81 so; bsst Kip, ~ 50; hest trsysas, ~ 90 - Z
Jan. -. ts'ea aes' -71t 'sf -s.ese ~ b Aft
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS
NATILi. be received by the undersigned, through the
w Post Office, till the 9Th OF March next, inclusive
for furnishing the erals for and constructing each
The following pieces of work the road fiam Paia
Douglass Fort Ripley and the road from the mouth
of Swan river to Long Prairie, uamely
briGge ecToss Coca Greek, with the necessary ex-
csvaiions and entertainments of its approaches
bridge across Rum fiyer with do
bridge across Eik river with do
bridge ACROSS Little Fork creek with do
Two bridges across Swan river with DO
These bridges, except that over Rum river to be
made entirely Of white OAK pine. That Rum
viii be niadethe ahGtnents and pier of white oak
pine--the superstructure Of pine. -4 ~
The plans Of the bridges, with the probable
excavation ana embankment, and all other particulars
necessary tn full calculation of the work required will
be made known on application at this Office.
Proposers expected to state the total for
wich they VIII in each furnish the materials for
and build the bridges. The price of the EARTH work
vii. be expressedby the cubic yard.
The time In which the work is to be done will be- in
Of Coon CREEK Rock creek and Swan river three
months from the date of the contractsn the of Ell
river aad Rum river, four months.
The proposals should DE endorsed ilge Proposals
..t-s..r j. Ii. SiMPSON,
LIST Lieut.. Corps Of Top1 Engineers.
Ohice of the Gcn' Government roads, !
Ter. Min, ST. Paul, Feb. G, 1852. !
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nnxVN nJyETs MAIL

DOWN RIVER MAIL.
HKTIiLOUGHBY & POWERS now proprietors
w of the Down River Mail Line between st. Paul,
Prairie du Chicn and Gslena; and will make regular
trips each week. to wit leaving st. Paul Mondays
and Thursla, at O'Clock A. NJ and Prairie da Chen
the days and at the hours; through in four
and half days Fare Sl3 90.
Jan. g. 1852.
GTATICNERY--Il members Of the Legislature
- will find IA fine assortment of stationery at
w :. COMBS Book Store,
Next door 10 Farrington's brick.
Saint Paul, Jan. G, 1892. 3s-tf
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TIE STONE STORE.
a rnoda nr-so

NtU GOODS al Lou PrfcfS.
\ ~. SINPSOT, cemer OF Third and Roberts streets,
~ has just received entire stock of Dry Goods,
Boots & Shoes. fats. Caps, Hardware, Woodenwarc,
ments OF all kinds etc. etc, which he invites the
tcntion OF purchasers
June 26, 1871 U0)
LIQUORS.
U4ORT, Madeira, Claret Malaga and other Wines; old
Il pale Cosnac Fourth Proof and Daldwin's An,eri-
can Brandy; Bourbon Whisky. Gin Ram, etc For sale
low by june 26-(iG) j. ~. SIMPSON,.
GtROCERIES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, S. H. Molssses,
Vp Rice, etc. For sale low by
June IL. QW J.W. SIMPSON.
ETCHUPS, PepPersaGce Pickles, Preserves, Sauces,
IN Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June %. QO j. ". SIMPSON.
A large lot Of Bedseads constantly on hand and for
IA sale by june l6.-(l0) j. ". SIMPSON,.
BACON, Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Mess Pork, always
- on ESnd and for sale by
June l6>, 40 d. ~. SIMPSON.
EIyAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
a always On hand and for sale BY
June Is. Q0l j. ~. SIMPSON.
fine assortment of boots and Shoes polka, bIskins,
IN booces, misses, boys and chdrens shoes, which
particular attention is invited by
June %. Qo) IN. SIMPSON.
kpEADY made clothing, large lot, for sale by
HI June 90. j. ". SIMPSON,.
KiNRESH butter and eggs, meal, western
a cheese etc, for sale low by
June &c. Qe) IN. SIMPSON.
EOOKlNG stoves, Ohio premium, for sale by
~ June &c. j. ~. SIMPSON,
EDURE and No. J. lead, glass, putty and nails always
on hand and for sale by aE
June 20. JW. SIMPSON.
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Attention., Merchants and Business
Men.
Exchange and Opposite Office Of
GEORGE w. HARRINGTON & CO.,

81. .4ntaony Street, 81. Paul..
MONEYS on derosiie, aid interest allowed on al
2vn Sims deposited for three months and over.
Exchanges on the principal cities East aid 5ouIh foi
sale.
Collections in any OF the States promptly attended to
Investments made is Real Estate, Otherwise, ioI
persons living Of Territory, the mos, advata
geous manner.
Office hours, from 10 to II O'Clock, and from to
O'clock S2tf
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New Goods and New Prices, at the
WESTERN EMPORIUM.

MULLER has just oponed for exhibition &. his
n NEW BRICK STORE, directly opposite his old
Clothing, Indian Goods, Hardware Cutlery Glassware
and Crockery, Boots and Shoes Hats Caps and In
din Rubber Goods; with every article usually called for
in Western Establishment, which he offers at whole
sale and RETAIL at prices much reduced. Merchants in
the Indian trade find every articethey may wish in
the trade and with the that the charges will
be moderate and satisfactory. Orders Ct all times
be filed TO any amount
To the Ladies', we would say VIC have a few pieces Of
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- 90 Pair, Heavy Lined PANTS, at sl.5o per
eb0SSS pair, at the WESTERN EMPORlCM.
4 Case NEW PRINTS. opened to-day-rnce
\ .a.,s xarJ a, :le WESTERN EMPORIUM
ono Kegs. l.a Kegs, ed IA Kess Duponts Gun
lVV powder III the magazine. For @'e al inc
WESTERN EMroRicH
Ok Kegs PICKLES, in Cider Vinegar, put up in
- - ? and gallon kesS al extra article at the
.... WESTERN EMPoRIUH.
EnATENT Platform Counter Scales. For sale Mt the
WESTERN ENroRIUM.
WIN. III. WEIGH.
ATTORNEY CoUNsELLOR At LAW.
COMMISSIONER for the State of Michigan. Office
u in Irvine's brick building, near the American.
St Paul. January {. 1852. 3ey
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AYERS CHERRY pECrOPaL.

n presenting this justly celebrated remedy to the
community, make no wild assertion OF its effc
~, hor i any hope held oui 10 the afflicted which fac
10 not warrant. Many proofs given from the first
men in the nation and from the humbiest su They
arc frcs from which the inGurins judge for them
selves Ihes have generally been unsolicited,
an acki.oSedsene for relief from the suffering,
rom the su more audable Eaptiye Of benens Others
IN distress. Results continually showing that the
medicine fHly sustans the best antcip that are
icrmed oi 1t, and the high reputation il enjoys
For the care Of CoVGHs. Cor INFLUENZA Hoa ARSE
NESS, CRorr, BRONCHITIS, lNCIFIEST COSSuMPTIoN.
ad for the relief of Corsunptye Patients in advance
stages Of the Disease.
For sale by
HlCHCOX d KELLOGG,
Druggists, third street, st. Paul
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~. ~. <,ESA.E.AS An.

HZ EEFS the Gaieaa store, next door to Rev & Far
n ner on Roberts st and desires to have il known
that he is selling all OF Groceries, Vegetables
other catabes, atwe too cheap altogether for his own
profit. Feb. i2.-2t.
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PAPER HANGlNGS.

PAPER HANGINGS.
NM s. COMBS, Corner OF Slint Anthony ard
w Capitol streets, has just received lot OF
rich and be sutif ParIor, Hail. and Chamber Vail Pa
pcrs, borders, curtain papers, and rcboard prints; Ill
OF which will DC sold the lowest prices Call and
at the Franklin Book Store. 32y
AUCTION NOTICE.
THEREAFTER evening sales will be held every
n u, Monday, Wednesday ard Saturday. We will sell
Clothing Dry Goods and in fact, little Of every thns
FRENCH q COLLINS, AuciioreeIs.
December ii, 1851. 3iti
Attention, Merchants and Business
Men.
subscriber offers his services 10 close and draw
j. off Balance sheets of books entrusted his charge,
with neatncss ard fidelity; also open Charges
moderate Apply to w. s. COMBS,
Practical Bookkeeper and accountant, next daor to
Farringtcn's.
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III. e.. SANFORD.

lie 10 SANFORD.
h ESP ECTFUILY bows to the Saint Pan, oul,lic
and invites their attention to his store acxt
door east OF the Postoce, rhrdstreet where they
can find him at bushes. hours, ready ~ sell them
DRH-tsOODS,
Of every description, including BRoAreLoTn. San.
NETS, JEAss, CAsaiNEREs, TwEEps, DRirLs W.
VETS, VESTISos snIRTlSG and snEsyssa, NUS.
Liss and LAWNS, DDKFs ard CRAyArs,
GLOVES. HOSIERY, Brow. and WHITE
LINENS, LacEs REGIONS, oNo and
s0s IRE sHAwLs, BossET TRIMMINGS, ALrAcAs, THfr9r
fAES, faIsTs, in great variety, Thrca,i, Easins
Winter siahs, ior aud Loys, Under
shirts, knit ard Flannel Drawers,
Buck and Yarn nsitters. DC.
His stock OF goods is very large embracing all the
Goods Every person Can here End just what he wsnss
and at pEiees which must suit the rigid economist;
and he can rest assured the, every article viii ont
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly tr this
and FOR this season. anil, hand cheap for ready
pay aud 10 sale without. lie has complete sssori-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, re
consisting in part of Old Hyson Yours yscu nd Black
Teas, fneura, Java ana Rio Cohees, n o., cynshed
Loaf ard Pnlvesized Sugar. Spices. Fepp.y Cloves,
Nutmeg, Cassia Rice, RaisTs, saeratns starch SOAP
Chewing aid smoking Tobacco, Candies Oil Fish. sse
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New. beautiful ard approved st, les sar Ladies md
aisses Cents Congress Boots Calf do cf lhe hates,
patterns; Roys' ,octs and shoes, etc.
HaTs asp Cars, in great variety. +tHn
WINES, LlQ UORs, AND Cl0A r.,
4 large assortment such Holland Ga, Brandy &c DIS
ereni braId Malaga Wine, Pure aice,do; CArnpae.e
g. cr.x Ram. Jamaica do; Irish Whiskes, Barssn<y
10000 Cigars, of every variety. h +, 90
PORK and FLOUR constantly On hsaA, y large
Mr. sandfords stock is lare and he vii, BE- receiving
New Goods eoEsfantiy in order keep assestpsens
complete. lie - determined sell his goods or YesAy
pay as chtap as they BE purchased elsewhere 6ivo
him call. 70 iSovembes, lssl--SSoyj
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DAUGCER EOTFPES.
UAR JARVIS, who is dispossng of his Stock in tho
~ Art fast possible viii take Pictures at lowe,
prices than ever known before in the West an.
such as are easily portable By mall to any part Of the
world. ~ - q -
What think you Of good Futures at 81 5os
81. Paul. Feb, 5, 1852 42-tf
ls.ls..- go, HI - WANTED, Ir-~--- 80 :
GNFTY men wanted immediately, to work or the
II Mississippi Boon. Enquire OF
= zraesr JOSEPH n. BROWN,
80 ! Lt S.as..sss fea5s at ths Boom.
80. Paul, Feb, ., lS52. casa az 1ss.s =. 42-3t.
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SAINT PAULTO FORT RIPLEY.

SAINT PACLTO FORT RIPLEY.
vAyE undertake carry through the mail, reg
w ularly, between ST. lau and Fort Ripley and to
convey passengers, in comfortable stages leaving ST.
Paul regularly, every Msndsy oring ut Ene O'Clock,
with the mail aud with any passengers Express basi-
Ripley. ses M a CORBITT.
Jan. 90. 4ltf
VALENTINES: VALENTiNES:: ~
THOSE who wish TO celebrate the l4th day of Febrr
/ xry i'm the good old sfyle, have their wishes
grasifed 1t W. *. COMBS Book store,
Cor. 81. Anthony and Capitol streets.
Feb 5, Is5.
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PURE TALLO LANLL...s,

Pt n T. TALlIU ~ y a ~ IL lA.-s,
RE manufactured by the subscribers and warranted
IN to be OF the best quality, nj IL cents by the box
For use, they actually worth twice mucl, any
other candles, sold for talow candles, at Saint Paul
Terms cash Candles of manufacture can be founo
at j. +. Fuerton's Store, the junction of Third
and Bench streets, the Of Fort and Walnut
streets.
NJ. CROFT,
A. KIRKPATRICK.
st. Paul, Oct 9, 1851. 24-Sn
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a LII PERSONS having Unsettled acessmss VIA D.
IA L. FULLER, arc h<rrh, hpGG.d that sheS
must call and adjust the by the aS III Of this mt
l. d. z FI{&k4
Saint Pau, December ], 1881. ai@f -
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pUV (. E.pNrV

Y FIX.
s RE- offering Hams, Sugar, Tea, Cofs, Nails ard al
IA ether Family Groceries, priccs very low tia
they dislike toertion them in print for fear of uurnt
the We'll established credit of the Pioneer for veracy
Feb. II. t3-2t.
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ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY FALLS.
Two Daily Stages.

Two Daily Stages.
VIII leave each place at 4. NJ. ard , p. NJ.
STILLXYATER, ST. PAUL AND ST. An
THONE FALLS.
DALEY STAGE.-Will leave saltwater and ST. Paul at
A. NJ, and connect ST Paul leach way) with the st.
! Anthony Falls Stage, making Daily Stage between
Saltwater and st. Anthony Falls.
LIVERY STABLE,
Corner of 4th and Roberts Sis, near Lower Landing.
Harness. Carriages, Buggies Saddle Horses let.
Passengers conveyed to ali parts of the Territory.
Parties of pleasure, coming visit the Falls Of ST. An
ony and other places, will find much their
est to call upon before appl. Ing elsewhere.
II Horses bought, sold and exchanged.
fr0ur terms low prices for ready cash. Positive
~ credit will be given.
WlLLOUGiiBY, POWERS !. co.
ST. PAUL. NJ. T., May lst, 1851. S--tf
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FRENCH L COLLINS.
Auction and Commission House,

SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA TER.
IUAvING received an Auctoncer's Commission from
j the Governor Of Mnaeso,a TERRITORY, the under
signed have opened an Auction and Commission House
on Third-street near Jackson, where will sell ON
Commission, Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture. and all
kinds Of merchandise and produce. We believe that the
superior advantages e st. Pan Market will be suf
fcent inducemcnt fer business and manufacturers
1T distance to send their goods, be sold
mission at private salc at nction Our charges arr
moderate.
~ ID. Particular attention paid the buying ard sell
ing Of real in about Saint Paul. st. Anthony
saltwater. .eu t4 a. r. FRENCH,
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26

STATIONERY.
E1LANK ROCKS Of a variety Of sizes, memoranda
IL books Drawing Foulscap, Letter, aud Note paper;
Envelopes, fancy and plain drawing and other pencils
pens, ink. &C., for sale by w. s. COMES,
Bookseller and Stationer, ef Saint Anthony and
Capitol Streets, opposite the American liouse.
November %, 1851. Soy
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BILLS or EXCHANGE.
A Nd DRAFTS on all parts Of the United etafes, al
"A the Office Of the Minnesota Outfit, BY
My !, 1851, CHAs. w. BOHUP.
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THE NEW STORE,

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> Offering ,tho most hatering inducements to
customers, Of any establishment north Of 81: Louis.
Ladies and genefaen, walk right straight We
show you all Goods i'll day; but we will show
ennueli insure Xonr coming ngain.