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Whalers.

Ar At New Bedford NAV - Sip Roberts EdEaEt Bfsess Piee
Occtn TaahuaEo Feb - WIKI ~ bis sp 20 40 wn oI =.
boud &C bbE OIL spoke APn ~ ia D y = YA -
Dumharton. Hathaway, NBs clean bound 20 Fs-l
dAeulG Who reported Il Cape Nerds seo bark hAf oef
a. ar an r Ohio Norton North Pacific Ocean Hlnolal Jan
= Thin Fcf wh - bt.s @5 % VII OIL ald - q p pa.
SrCfe Arl IL "a s. W ship A0rsa, Kelley y B.
$40 10 oil 400 ighf 2th Pernanbgeo ss 1issed
alp stceag NM May y lat % - " Ion ." W s1~
Bt Condor A. New Bedford Honou has IS 90 sAns vi
o 9l5 ~ 90 OIL fom shp Robert Pa sort - S WI 10
do 90 r. ID sp Eibsru s39 gallons vi from bark Harvest
Mig Jerncsan q rs p1r reports nef
A. Iahaira Is. clean al veil bound 70 tue Area
Of 81 tie Apr
blrk james Address Beetle, NIB so sp- and "a" her aer~ ard
take whale.
% Am alp Sephlrla Nes-be-tgd l5o WI q erlsa f-s
do Sc So %. NavEsor Ptler Mat SO % elsei J0h A
Poth IA home SO Hefcules New Bedford so - %
wh ia home; clifford Wayne n $50 on crais sap Jays
tfoi 81 Nantucket Oibl ant - - 80
Nj 10 port Arr C0fir. NsEf 80 % hoteh A. -
So Leonds NevBecd SC %; tsk Pa1al sport u ~ si
NnsoE NevBsdford 80 sps ship Aselne Goes ~; 1D
tsri Mercafor New Bedford Harvest New bed -e NJ
shp Coastfu;ior Nan ZepAyr NeBd.9l 30 sgf -E-
Naai So % Henry - susan. Bedford $50 % BARI
Der Wsrrcn 7e sp. ship Lew s.Ttaes seBcort l. 80 "
PEnkeoa Ne~B-dfa 600 sp snip Gen~ra Pie, do eco
WI. talkA prh.a Nara Mat. =
TIE Ace Mabel reported yesterday Tead shp hone l0 DDS
not ieo stated
80 tbl - OIL Joseph Butr Nsyhew, B. II mos o9, 50 .o
a. OIL IA taA Isnr home bbs Sid Apr =, D. Hal Mar
chester, 4 Pa River, uoe ogt, q Boa p OF - ~.
srsien Mach at = s. 3 On y = 2 bsrI GARRISON Patet
Lcss tax supposed 20 be he % Pnia Cut
les Il. R.
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New-York Cattle Market.
Reported for The y. Y. Trsuns.I


sslucou Drove Yard ihav and Sh-
A. HudsOn River Bul4s HEAD foot q Roo
It, pr srd Calves sheep ad Lamb land 40 Tor Beesi
A. nrowr In 81 3dsv and also Chamber aaa
At WAsHNGroS DRovE lAEDThs market Z quite aeavs atd
prices supTored The offer $500 Beeves, a. Of
whi-h tie AID West We the 81 ne
ic 2. About so hssd lef over, the nAIk-t
closEs fIu.
RRowSNCs lower Ruls Hesd-ln maret - sl-ep apd
Lanis Prices moan - oto - D 70 .
for sheep and - SO m LAMB Co~s and o1e'ea nd
al lui q sod & 3. 70 SIS 20 So -
AZ CEANsfHrIsNs udsu Burs Head O5ered rs Beef
Cse Prices Zee IS Cows and Calves 11 rcd and saes
psre Ss5d % So Also 0 sheep sud Lambs uleredi al
I'D A. s. 25ds4 IS q FOR sheep and = - 81 -
for LAubs Make firm and demand tnss-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRx


Crescent CITY MeDo1ai AsV1w " o. R5te-.s u
shirs-HoSsrS SARle Dohqy Ir Thclpon H-nfer. Re
rGhhe share 6sgssfob Hzssey Aay HoTs51rg Falsr
frarcsco. y. g. 4 W b Blocn
BArks-fncess ChzloIs tbr sobes Bay q Ao1cra He-y
lca1g FleOu, lNorEl JsreeTe - JON y 3 S-A-t 5Aa-
en; Pfncetor, Ssecv. DeEserAr- taestrr.
Brs,-Narv Eh.h~h Urshu- JoArs p W y. C1sterS.f
Nounaneeg iBs) suses onstee, n Meyer AGEsacc.
SruIseS eGrusa Co. Haflone lD1Shl Roma R7sterls T.
J. BoocksaB; Voarte SeWAI Hsv1la, SID Ros Ca Rch-
s5 Brwn (Rr NouuE Tubs and Deaey oeL BsA< Ne
BsAia- Jokz Green~sv
sCAooa<r-Cyrus Chsbern Bs.. B0stun AfSzI Co. Gar.
ard Brl Snh DAhouse ke Jas Hunter Co Rers Css Pc
tss.rE Va Hunter Co Cob. sw SLe. r W Ropes /
Co n W. s1fh sk Ckk.iesen1 y l. AeCre.dy Co. May
Jsne, Bsnsey, Nerfolk, Starses CleA-rka 4 Co
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MoNnAY. N.r s-PN.

n
TIE principal feature Of the stock Markets. the continued
aey, and bucyancy Of Nicaragua The sales Of the day IN
ofthe Boards add about 10000 shares the market
.osirg Al go an advance Of II per cent There Is evi
dspuy strong party of bulls 10 this stock Erie vas also
bsOysnt and improved cent AL the fancy Railroads
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Ia, 50 IS len g - ROush Ready dsys I'm Wash
ipsfcr c. for Martinique x..-. ~ Roklsnd I'm Neg
Nav ls laf. 50 "a n lon % " seHi' ''-s
Ws, ,' & r. lon 90 bark Sasun Of Pl' H0ua fn ApA '''
' sSsn a, s. o. lon Is IS Vel city Ryder from Boston for
0ha;' g 81 lou y - brig ozav', Of Belfast f'Om D''y'
ei Nj ,'1 si.a Sc IS lon - chr HAer from Jacksonville Tor
posfuu.
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LPHIA. Nisy 3cdrrtretBaks Roicrck uhu pth
Ccuuer sylph Orr Henderson, Fgsrte Dyer Dyer Glen
L Hobart. Hodgi1n. do; De Mayo. Bostou Creole
shields Los dordery bhs Acorn Coombe nhaon Sssn o1n
son jacksonville Fs schr Ira Brewster Williams, hanxss Jo-
habus Norwich; Chief shslr Porand ODD feo~ Rosen
brock, Newicrk.
NAV Baker Providence O. w Sow, Dose Dos
odd Fellow, Roseuhruok Lynn; Chief, sAAe tiaiot
Wsiehie Wooster PortaI d. johanna Allen ho;ele y p
Mcrer CLARK Mobile; John Marstai Cops Niok
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sale. ef stocks nj philadelphia

Rcsrdso Lshish Nav IA $50 Morris ~ ~ CO. -. "a
do as sscs R.sns q "a sS = UnisS "a NSs',s vi
ga 5le Loog Island < Harrisburg kR, 81 S-N Sssa
A. hey G. IS el 81 Niaiastoa Rk g.; Bank o. Aeste "
us; SS1S Schuy Nav G. s. st 81 so DO do SIT feen Nh -
So, s. 5 Ptgp "a So - horsssswn RR So s<e
Nav. - ,oo
40 SIT s2oae MoEro~n RR loo % Mnehin Rs TVi 100
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NEVoRLEANS NAY 81 uSOnCorroS has been very arm SINCE
he receipt the ATe'e The sales ths noans have been
s.oo(
MAY 81 total only sbou; 900
IA declined 10 prime
FKEIeHIs CoTT0S taken TO- Liverpool s-ls-hd
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nv telegraph.

BOSTON Nav SArr harks Harriet Trances Liverpool AbiEan
Apsl.ccua Dwight Baiimoie trss Lucy Ann beile In Ia
r,s 9Th s Chocfaw Galvesou Amethyst. Frslka la; tluY
Chsrl-stons Richmond; AnnsndAe Baltimore Oeren
ard Wu Pff oha schrs IL y GAne ~AEsnnt1 Oon7
pariu Roc kngna Muirgou, " c. Sash Jehn shiv ks-
tecos and VIM MITCHELL Philadelphia Waterloo Roacolti May
Lsrrion NeWloTk -
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.f,sis ety and defendant also merchant do.os
nerc1as - Mon,res The parties had extensive de<i,S
$780, but some difficulty occurred 4nd ne as Sf-r
49, m arbitration ana seiilsd IL y saa i;,;r
IT, 81 red in PRE- SERGE Of several per-ns ~ = 80 a
an - :, is,tsr az his from the Ps,fOhee -
~ .rsx snd toob out draft contained ~ ~ 49, 81
al $1,000 In defense, u i sdni''ea l't a. oj.
ts,rsor defendant msy have spck~n s'ine " - eth
hsreed-tkat what he said was 81 IN It ni'le ~ in,;a
INT ilsf be aferward retracsed insm. s'U'o' -
90 xhich carries like amount Of e0Fs
49, Rslrh Teller al. Dssa Dle'enou.L oo~-o, 60
r. alleged f,cn fpflnenf Il ~ Teenept - "
,t,,;6 IS aeres e lsno i-ip. H. H. Tor 80 ouln
r. sh.reo on fgr si75-plaiDd Z, pay d"en SO III S<sn
a. -, he bouss vas finished, and give bona aa
rrc,te,ae for the balance. TIE agreemsnS 80 49,
~ Y J.e lss2 The hoa,e TO be flushed tbs sneceealiy
~ H., n,viiF AYERS tina, defendant has not k-p, 'dia
ssr.smens nor did be oSp, a. the TINE 1ne Tee % TIC M
Manages are laid at $500 "a. o,o .xo
r. e.fnss II i said the contract Was nor ths oe eAe
- nd cefs Ddaut has BEEN fesdy 70 carry on MS Oh
s.g.raenf Verdict for plaintiff 50 -
eees" chssles Bsush sgf John A. kunasr. .
IN balance o. $500 alleged 70 DC ous UT go 49,
liz =; Frsukort A. and one in Washington 81 IN me
SIMMER II ls52-s5sO Tor former AaN w. ~ ~
~ s,a 4 /. ssd plaintiff did not sh The work m
The m amer and Agreeably a. 70 tne' " uIe ~
~on,rcf-hut thar he allowed peroi 70 screen sou IN 'e
- or 10 hinder the work, &c. To be continued
rcurf CaIendar.......THIs DAY.
e,v,p,op CoURr-NOs. 8 Ga COS $751; 6s2' 90, SO
20 ess 3d. coo e9s to 70 1908 104 'o' 1O1 10 ~ 'z'
725 NJ Ill - ia heo,a
49, Al;,cb.H and com nence where tbs Nay -ndar
~, IN Pan II will be beid by judge Morris and begin
~ No l.oes. where April Part II. leh of
NJ A DISTRICT CoURT.-NOs. IS, 90 - -, a. 30.
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PhnadeIphla Market.. .MospAr. M.r

There been little bunes dong iolAv There bat ie
srfL ard tuf e I1e tts mixed t-d god
hn- teen disposed Of A. - 5 ia ei hb The sale. ihs
tfsee quotations Il Rye and C0ES
MAI ucthng doug NHEAr du lo blses PRIME Mite sod
saturday 81 IS lushs bui today ses u Waite have
hesu re-o-icd snail o q inferior Red sd 81 O. RYE IL
6Esrdstuds5c- CoES periy And eul SOC e.sred and
Yellow Ice bash Pcnnsyiv sod - a. 4 bush
l-.sa resne.l b hoth hhas AID 51-s
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Arrived.

Us Steamship Fis-iS. wOoEhan sGv-osAh Nay 3
sanrel Miscsel ssaraAy Nay - Passe ssss-ssn Rver
sk C4fzs<f q. T. Jsns ssh N, % hster-s
sk0a exckAr sed EnAls With eanhp PAnrro, bsnd S&ls
tsy az n, = Hzse<ss psssss s<zss Asos1s AID
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FL Nsrta Rsrcr bbis Do Aahes
vhky 81 pkE PORK 267i do Provons 30 DO. Lard Co
LrsAer Beef lsss bash C0En Ia do Wheat
OstS
"A ,cks Data 3 Cheese bales Wool 80 ses and
Lestsr baes A, L. sheep u H0 % head Cl,e o<s
g pks Ice bbS Ess &c PkG DId Fru bb Apples
a. Mn suullfs
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DNIpENp NOTICE-The sEMLANNuAL %

IL falling due "a this city the L, day o. Jgle sex on ne
viii BE- paid aid sef that cae lo
of, The urd,rgncd pIrssnan u 20 eupon va
TiIF RONDS OF THF City or COLrMbVs fDlloi lsn %
the CIENELAND COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
COMPANY PER CENTS. .
~ MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY ! The MADISON AND
CLIFTON WATER COMPANY q PR CfNfS -
THF CR AWFORDsNILLE AND WABASH RAILROAD CON-
PANY MORTGAGE BONDS, 7 PER CENT.
1HF WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER ls9nth Carolnl
RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, PER
GEMS ...
HE CLEVELAND COLUMBUS AND CINCiNNArf RAIL
ROAD COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS PER CENTS
Also the ANNUAL interest the following, due aud payable GA
the iCth day Of June next, VIZ;
TIE BONDS 81 Tho COUNTIES Of HAMILTON aud Mlknlur
den 81 issufd the PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS kALhOO
COMPANY TEN PER CENTS .
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SFALED PROPOSALS viii be received By Che Com.
- noners OF The SINKING Fund a. he Con'ro. Ohe unfl
MONDAY Jare a. 1853 O'Clock NJ Tor tho -0e ly rat
Of he amount Building Loan Soc 10 ~ saho By
act ohe Les tbs State .aed April u 1888 md b. an
duuee Il Council approved BY the Mayor NAY = A
said stock will embrace 80 shares tie pti waldo OF "ch an
he viii bear the rte o
PAYABLE quarter yearly STOCK 20 he Issued ~ pe made re-
dfeuaile IN ne frst day Of November 1915
proposals val he number Of shAes desired snd me wes
ths vii he raid fer The pfonosa ha
rcr'sd win he ne stock vNded 70 them witha
three DAYS s1er heir nofihcd BY rhis D raftment
nci1sed directed Proposals
f Bui6rs Iosu 4" nd these Proposals. TIN, ead
IN secord eryeor sealed aud dueed ." u
Fsss. Controller. Cify OF Newly oTk' - - -.
Fusnee DerAIiinent Controllers Office Newlor May ~ IN
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finanrial.
rv,HF NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-.

/ PANY-NOTICE or ELECTION 0F DI tECroRs-s "a.
.Irek, civ, punosrce Of b., IL.
ere The o. 81 s., :. ne yes 20. nc e;sess -
R.ed Company the Utica ard ctcDetdy Raj 'cpaay ~
Moiswk Ssiry Rsirosd C0mpsy TIE sysca sna Il "a
ros5 Cor psny, he sra Ard ua Direct Raj ~ Ctu p.ay a.
ter Rsrosd Company he Rocses;sf 1okpo sd Nssus d,
Rs,road paBy fte Buffalo and Locko sosd
In ,rsue fthe Lgsure o. tbs Stare Of Nsi
tie day q April 1881 untitled A At - horne
.oSsi;o1 oad Companies" whereby he SD ,ss.l
ore rorrorsion ~ th> nsre u THE NEW.lORk CrNraL
RAILROAD COMPANY he fr election for DHectay "a
eeassldaies Co Issy NJ r bed =. The c, Han ia 10
t~ser ne hoars oeock sd thne ths es
ocp efthsf dav The sfochhods IN IL C1p,ni.
sfove psne have iEit g sad election peos - Sy
proxy The provide ~ By d. sai aEnse. ,SaaJ
May u, 1855 -, Ac.Nto.H
Presdeuf Of tie A-Ey ard Schenectady Rz h.d Company
RUSSELL SAGE.
President q he Schtuectady ard TOY lrcas Coz p,nY
E2ASEDS fORNi 90
q T-ca and Scifaec ~ Rs red Co-rany
JOHN v PRuiN,
o MohA "A Aalcs Raj 1osd IN nzny-
JOHN WILKINSON.
ntoftha ard rcs Hiiir =
CHARLES srGBBtNs -
President Of the syaeas snd Ia nse Rsilssa C.npany
HENRY 3 GIBSON.
President Of the Rochester and syasss ls,osd s'reany
President of,he Brsalo asd Roeh Rsilr. Company.
J Y NAR~ ",
PsesSep, ofthe Rochester Loctor nd Sasas F sssA Co
Pr,.idept Of the Buffalo ard IcckpOu Rsr,,a couPsry
BsoADwAY B,NS. Eew-Yo-k, My q, asa
EIFCTION-Tbe Annual Election for Directors IL
this Bank ard for Inspectors Of the neSt snoeect-x es
will be held the Bsntirghouse lltSDh, re i.n day
~ j. l.. ENERlrf, Csaef.
a
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PACIFIC " AL srgsN,HlF Co sfsSN,(
Nvw.YoRN, Nav T. tsAt :
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. that the Iraos'er
Books Of this CompAny will Be closed fcn s as anu uns
/, 1855. BY order Of the Board WIN oANiooh- Seo'.
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ry,HE president and DIRECTORS ot this BANK

dvdene OF foar cent N espei stosk
PAYABLE slsIeho sud after the hst an, nexi
% 20 inci9-
s,vc Nv cnsrr OF the Boafd J. CAMPBELL. IT, Casaer
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GENCY of the LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
~ COMPANY -onee fWusow Lsnier Co. Ne 3 Va st
TRANSFER NOrIC ENoee hereby sss 80 O. ssa
fer ofthe LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD coNPANn si - oses
I'd ard remain closed nnn me h ~ June
proxIno-New-York, NAV "a. 1888
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
Tin Ware and Stove Store.

IN 5. NEWELL. informs the public that he has re
IL moved from his old stand, To his new store near
The Post Office, ST. Paul. Having sufficient room
Tor his workTen. he prepared orders
for wares IN tin. COPPER, irOn ync &c. He is prepared
also to perform job work. III lifting ues furnaces, and
setting up stoves.
Wares read, made and on hand. lie has in his front
room large ard uIrivulled stock Of and iron
ready st hand
Also o several Of the latest and approved
patterns, which can't be beat 10y ANY thing eNant.
lie assures hs patrons that he is dis posed get down
at once from The early eXorbitant prices 81 Indian
times aud make his profits out Of sales
lie can afford to sell SO that the pure haser live TO
call az lin. ana he will do il
Obs.rTe our pace is the same side with The Post
Olice and near by.
Z. s NEWErI
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CHURCH BELFS,

a NltECT. Factory, Stcemhoat a. q .comntive Bells
- constantly Oh hand aid FEALS or ClIIMts OF Ben,
Vi an! humbc)casi ~ ORDER Improve. St-ifu oits
WIN movable arns are attached 10 these Et, So That,
thtH may lie adjusted To ring easily aiG pruptrl, l
Hpfss ;'>o which prevent the clapler ftou rr>n on.
'He Ben; ih' rehN rroio gg H. SCUM !Iaf guys con
pete Caoiudil: oAe. FIaus and Wheel i44Il-a,4
desired.
An experience Of 80 years this business bv trr ato
''her ehhblrd MN Ia ascertain the best form ir ECi
te combination 81 metals, and deg rtaI.te
TOT seeming H them The greatest >o.ltv stree .h sud
most neioiloIs tones, Which imrruy rICits. tc-t hex
WIN MS very extensive assortment 81 patterns.
heid 10y the subscribers no have grown AZ ~ The Ll
mess aud who viii use every eIdcayur su>a,u Ire
reputation which the establishment has heretofore "a
10Y si, both IN this and foreign countries the tcs from
whlch have repeatedly received tie highest awards
the N Stsle Agricultural S,cIct, and American 'i
thte; AID AT Which We're completed ch,uos hoat
Hi III btlis Tor dtrcht parts ni The HiCn sud CANADA
MAIiENATlCL lNSIKU MENT> MI str te
manufactured by the Subscribers OF which, tse, lh,e
constantly on hand, an assortment tl.t IL
menus, Levels surveyors Comps>scs, (p.4ii noliuus
aio ihtfroved) &c Also, B.ass Conros Ion CAST
iiigs al any size cast To order.
All communications promptly a,;cntc,lto
-, ANDREN ME\ELiA : SONS.
west Troy, Albany Co. y. y ISL
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l.. BLUM'S NEW YORK BAZAAR.
At the Daguerrean Buildinu.

INURNER Of Third aud Cedar streets, St. Paul Min
~ Dcsoia Territory.
In six weeks returned the second time from N. York
with a entire stock of goods.
This is the nos, complete Of Ladies' Fam
cy Dry Goods ever brought TO Minnesota. The stock
direct from New York, purchased at cash prices,
and viii be sold the cheapest Ii oomprises
Velvet Cloaks, Cloth Cloahs,
Siiks-black aud cclOred Broshe lCEg and sI. shaws
Long shawls-all prices Trimmings all descriptions
En.hr oier y--ali kinds Cellars. all prices
Hosiery, every variety Gloves. Kid and Cashmere
nelaines Yankee notions
Velvet for cloaks Real French Periumery
Ladies " oolcn Jackets All kinds Of white goods.
Black silk wells, for 81 cts and upwards
Cord Kid gloves, tor o5 cts and DO
White and cOl'd linen jamask table covers.
60 do do nupkins.
Unhl.ached linen table covers.
Ladies'. please call and eNamlne for yonrseIves. $50
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS Of DANIEL HOPhfNS
QAfL Just opened Fhird-st, Lao Aso street {,
q eeaers assortment oi ia.iy goods and iI4ni,
grUcerrs also cTochers, mails and variety OF other
goods such cA.icoes shiriings saeetnss linen.
wooden, cotton goods Of nii descriptions,
shoes oi all sizes qualities, Tor and WOa:n DO,
snd girls also, yaTods quantities Oi coffee,
tneraius, and all sorts Oi specs, ready made Clothing,
brOos nuts, lulasscs, yincg A. po,s, kcrcI.
FISH, clothes pas, tobacco OF ali qualities; and
lard, sier>, bour crackers, dried ui. also window
glass aid putty, ropes bed CorGs powoer shot, ca,s,
bncOn soap, c.ndiesin tact every tnns. We nter to
seil nj yeI. snail pruAt, Tor quch pay. Call aid
sn.iue for ourselves and try
DANIEL HOPKINS,
ial5.-I3lv. PhrER HUPkINS
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MRS. MERRlCE-S
Fashionable Millinery RoOms.
No. 90 Main Street. Calrn. III.

No. 90 Main Street. Cairia IL.
CST received direct from the East the latest i
- Ladies sk, Silh and ace, aiG 1ra!e Dress Hats
Florence BRAID, straw IIar and Chr iIoes n gre,t
variety; Ribbons, Fiowe.s. straw 1rimnil Is etc IA
ia't general assortment, oi MleTy and IscN oods
IL Is ue ntciton that every Thai gives IA. a
AhhlI bc rcIlet tlN satisfied with 9, DDS prices
MANrI A.NEA}. Nc,
III connection with the above all promptly afte
Hed i"' IT - needless to pud kuuyy: If no,
would refer To Mrs. III. NJ. Rice, Mrs IIomshead ard
EuE eioGs others \isettcs Dress Trimmings. etc 10,
sale low. Many NtRHIC
~ Remember the No; 90 Moln stItot
Ga!ena, June l., 1852 c-f
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II. NEXyHALL.. & CO..

WHOLESALE DE.LEEs DRU0s, MEpicl.Es Cuyv,
GALS, PAGSTs, OILS, FsR>IsnEs and l;YE-s-yrrs
WINDoW G. ASS and Perry, Glassware Pa.
FUMERY, FINE sOAPs, FINE HAIR. Toorr
PAI>r and Wnlr..w AsnBRt sffEs. FlELs
CAEDEN ard FLo,'SE SEEDS, SLg.
CIcAL !NsTRuNENIs. SPICES.
sNlFFs, PATEST MEUT-
cINEs, Pure WINES. etc for MEpfc!xAr rI.prcep.
FANCY ARTICLES, sUP'K INks, i.f-TER and c.. Pa.
PER, GOLD aid sTEEi. pENs iEd SrArtoNvry
Coll and TN foIL, and grea; variety
oi other articles.
This is the Oldest Drug establishment nth Of the III
nos flver We have business i. HIS cit, sice
IsZ.. ny sicaEs aud Merchants alNa,s ii,d a, ibis
!olse, FRESH and LNADJLTERAIEp medicines, ard II
lhc FIRST QUALIFY. PurCha-crs invited 10 o. snn.
CIR STOCK n IL u larger III any other ~ his \..ve.t
ard we believe prces Ill continu TO be SATISFACTORY
To any who mas trade with us
Galena, November, I55l seq-lv
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SPRING TRADE.


SPlENDID STOCK Of rich Fancy and Staple Goo!. ~
- the y \. store OPP the American IIa,r &C.
crIvtd by late arrivals large assortment 81 ENli-l.,
FKENtH AND AMERttAN GOODS oOmp,.-Ig a
COM lce assortment Of the AID most l,aita,
articles Tor the SPr summer tra.!c al which
are NEW read. for exhibition s,d se AID sal rr.
"a nj the lowest market rices at wholesale fGail.
In this cNtei MA, seen a!Dus: tyery
article USUALLY ioud III the best i)r, Goods establish
We.s az as" man! Et " md srleifi ~ les OF LOOLs
not 10 he found eisew here; they having
With Gre aid expressly for This market, lurchasrrs
are reminded, thai ia addition RICH >lO cf,
STAPLE aid Fancy Goods. MI IilhtS ne.a IA
variety OF Carpctii aid Floor CIois # all -. rev
ahd various styles; also, complete, .>.nrtH-it
tits MISSES aid chidrers' shoes We wGGid rtspect-
uit invite our friends and purchasers f Pr vots
AZ early e animation OF entire stock assrfg thrn
that every eNcItiou VIII lie render The busE
calls OF our friends both agreeable ai.c pro0,ab
u. Ii. HOLMES
Gulenu, April p, 1859. 2-3m
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n l. w YO RK STORE!
A. Il. CHAMRIIN

NJ HOiESALE and Retail B.a.er in Fancy and
staple DR.. Goods; Ladies', Misses aud Infant.
boots AID shoes, Buskins and CARPET Over,ho,s: VII
Slds oil Gentiemen's Ready Made Clothing Shirts
DiaWefs and Furnishing Goods; Gents Fine Cali ard
mp Hoots, .iehs and Boys Heavy Brogans. Trunks
Nalises and Carpet Bags; GEM. Fine Sill De,xer
nossn'h Hats Gents and Boys silk Hush and six
" Inc Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and
examine this new and fresh stock bought EXPRESSLY or
the Minnesota market, the New York Store before
purchasing elsewhere. A. r CUANn, IA
5aa s, ie53-39--,f
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MEsSRS, ELFELr a. BROTurR

a RE keeping their stove warm these davs lur the
= especial purpose OF giving warm reception "a
hcr customers VINO are about these days buyin pres
e"s ior tieir friends They that they are the
most legitimate dealers the fancy articles suitable m
'he Holidays IN all the West out of Fhiladel,hia.
Our senaral stock oil Dry Goods is yer, large With
view to its early reduction are now selling st
prices lower than the kinds were ever before Of
Tered in the Territory. "
We also have on hand n few bottles of the Essence
OF Cohee, and some things mentioned which Won
wiii be surprised to see when YOU call
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ENGINES, BOILERS & MILL WORN.
J. T. DOWDALL 4 Co,
" nshiDstOn Foundry. ST. Louis. No.

HANtNG one Of he largest aud best Punished -
taniishinenis IN The West We Seould ,ai The 8te.
. Vi an ptFs"is interested. nall WVlk
10 tho at that we have the l1r-es; a>>ortHiet Of q.
.eihs ia 'he 'ity We employ The best oi workme' Al q
o oe>' oi IRON ~ the manufacture a our WORK ~ 4
having been constantly iucrersny our bt,,uc>s c IT,
'et ears we Halter ourselves that have gvc gen
sis satisfaction Engines of all sizes Gtt,j up non
Frames, ready run.
be'icrs and heavy sheet iron work oi all kinds cast
,hss ana wrought iron work Of all kinds, and from ne
ocsI patterns now IN use, for ana gr>t mills.
GAY, cav ous' buiheTs, Carsng Machiue~ ickctS etc.
Nlhiwrishts can have work made 10 suit their draw
Iefnhs' reasonable, and particular attention pail!
upon.
NJ, refer to Msrtn Mower. Esq, Arco'a Nils. OF 20
vi r. X Delano, saltwater, who are using wor, Of
'", manufacture, tor further Information.
May p, 1852, 6-tf
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Mechanics Union Association.

Office, No. l, Coolrlch's Building. SPRINGFIELD Mass
Nj. u. DEAN, President,
WILLIAM PATTON, G. &. WOOD, r:.,c
ii. x. JuDkINS, A""'o'"f COM
UNHlS Is an Association of Norhirgmen and Others
Il for the MUTUAL assistance CT each other IN case OF
| .lChness accident.
BY the payment of the following annual deposits vcu
VIII become Life Member, aud be entitled to u weekly
benefit during fe if should be disabled BIZ sickness
or accident from attending 20 ordinary business
occupation FEMALES Insured against sickness common
In n