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Distinguished Arrivals.

The following members Of Congress have arrived since
our last issue
Hons Colin Nj. lngerso of Connecticut; Thomas
A. Hendricks. A. j. Harlan. and C. 5. Durham, OF In
diana; j. G. Allen, OF Illinois; s. Caruhers and }. j.
Lndley. OF Missouri; NJ. H. Nichols and T. w Green oil
Ohio.
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Among the facts which have asseu om his new osd. a.,
thngs very public tho robbery OF seventeen nsxos.
from the OF Don Dolores Aisnsado do Ruiz moA.
Of Don Domingo Ruiz, gentleman married in New York
hope have not tasked you without rome useful pu,
pose. and remain, very respectfully,
st Your.
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sour Gallant Navy's Tars.o
BY BRAlNERD WILLIAMSON.


ssSir when dis,nay peryaded thfs country-yhen the
a,o,a ~ n,i.,nr,,s aoun,0a axs von-uhsn
defeat followed defeat in your arnyShose shouts OF tr.
umph reaninateu ana ieinvRoated the patrlots heart
va you' kaa" 49, - ,ha;.
ton their aud their flag. They had resolved
~ S,.a, ~ a., Ur,,,d starr, IN a, nm 10 M
sr,..e., ~ *. ou.y oad ror,'n Ia Issa
D' y - ' 80 ~ - . 49,
o! our eaaa, ravy lars the ye the glory of the sea-
They've defenders OF flag wherever they may
~ be.
iree,
c. haash'y foa lowing head or bending kneel
a mr. gallant w tar. how thew love heir native Ia nd
their freedoms holy zeal each brawny and
hand;
And where the despots who their proves
r.., a. :, ~; co,,u,,,, "a,
Meath the northern sky alar meath the souihrons
my dome;
loan.
Or mingiing for season with their counynen at home
rr.v :. ~. vho,vs sonvh ana cooouerrd and ,,.o,
AA'' ony ronted foe, 'AA
blows,
freely flows
tePs SHOWS!
,hand'ring tones
groans,
mOans'
n, h.,.na :, :, ~. oo..n NON. ,no,s -.
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We understand that OF the Fletcher property, on Z
street. between 9Th and 7h streets, hundred and
twelve feet front by hundred and sixty feet deep.
has been purchased by Mr. Jos c. G. Kennedy, Of this
city, acting in behalf Of the trustees Of the General As.
sembly OF The Presbyterian Church in the United States,
tOld School.) for the sum Of about $4,000.
With this transaction both parties should be pleased
for. while the vender has made good sale the body
purchasing may congratulate itself having secured
location Of ample space and unequallsd advantages. be-
Ing not only GENITAL respects population and the city
liniss and safe from commercial buse and innovation.
and on these accounts admirably adapted to their pnr-
poses, but spot which has been long and generally ad-
mired one oil The most beautiful in the CITY II is
gratifying 10 understand thar he denomination purcbas
ing designs 10 erect church edihce of character com
mensurais with their wealth and numbers in hs IJn;,ed
Sates Il once IN ornament 10 the cly and wer,hv m.
rapidly improving metropolis Of the nation
EAors like The shove posses an important moral and
political character, and present aspect alike favorab.
10 the growth and psrmsnency Of city and the per
petuitv OF COR national institutions The interest fel,
for The national centre limited TO politicians but
the religious Of the county beginning feel in
terss IN The capital, where they determined 10 send
their offerings and unite in the erection OF temples to the
Most High. which they themselves may never behold.
and in which strangers TO worship. Such movements
are OF grave importance. and should manifest dis
posi,,ca to lend willing hand for their promotion
ina I~lsi
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porston was ono day tolerated have the
iociby extracted and psrsded through the conntrys.
impfsonments have followed cufnes have taken place
between dealers who have purchassd under tho govern
mont sanction and county bsnd who have made this
soil arena OF the license and and wha,
touching TO feelings less than thou nd
negroes have been hidden and have persisted OF the
cholera uncared in the swsmps forests OF the
southern coast.
That the decree altering the penal Of 1895 has be
given. and that proceedings have been
Is well known but what may be equally well known
Is. that when Don Julian ZuIueta, the ssveowncr whose
OF Justice that his had been illegally
md that the prizes should be returned he apprze
the royal order ofbis II appears there his
Decree unpublished. and In execution,
effect hence the just fear tons on the origin
Of slaves. calculated mistrus dsturba ~
much resisted and guarded against BY this aov
going to be day act until the ruin OF
the island shall be contaminated.
The regular nucstion tho Law of 1875 runrsntx,c~
the prescn, property In Cuba, attempted by England
in 1885, through the open proposal Of an agrecsn, to COM
these then consued
rejected and now sanctioned by the single act oil the cab
met
And Leaf the result of this change should be los, in The
work OF promptly undermining tho institution OF slavery
with ITS destructive consequences follow, fhs siars
froSs - o"es more actively commenced this you can
have ample proof The prospect for The future therefore
easily gleaned constant and fresh postion OF slaves
no hindfance the high seas toeraon through bribery
on the coasts; Introduction the estates; then inve.
cations, prosecutions, exraoops judicial
OF freedom discussed the spirit of restless
ness and characterization among the sbong clsss and
blood and death and devastation in the end mssnw bils
. growing and general feeling Of insecurity.
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ALEX. REY. LAMBERT MAY
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and Rpt0il Gr0cers.

TUIoIoou1o uJ Df.1 r
~ HO0CouCC UICU IlCIIU uJOCCISs
INFORM the public that Mr.. Rcy has lately returned
Saint Louis with large and well selected stock
Of tiroceries, PROVISIONS LIQUORS and Wines, which tv
offer sale at the lowest possible rates. and will de-
lveretl Free of Charge 10 all residents Of 81, p,uI
The following is n mart only of their stock.
Flour of all brands;
Corn Meal-whitc and yellow;
less pork and Lard;
Sugar cured Hams and sborlInrs.
BufaIo Tonrurs:
Bologna sa,IsaCcs:
Teas of every description;
Cohecs-Rio, Jaw, and Mocha:
Su.r.rS ,f oyo.,, :, -, cri n,i f,r ,,,, @ g., * Ia,
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It is a FACT, that at
Whifncu'S Dnoucrre0n G0l2cry

St Pau, good Dasucrreotypc can be procured as
l. at any otLcr establishment in the WORLD. Recent
improvements enable him 10 make Liken,sscs style,
which for clike expression and beauty of finish, has
never been seen in the West.
JUST RECEIVED, splendid assortment Of
Gold and tilt LOckeis and Fancy Cases,
Which, containing such LikcnesseS Whitney
cute. esteemed by Swcc hearts and Friends, the
choicest kceisak"S with which they can he presented.
Miniatures taken in style of the art, and from tho
size Of pin head 10 that of IA '.piece Of chaiG."
EU0yJOHy amt his UVe,
Are respectfully iuvitei to call and examine specimens
dni Sit for their '.P.CteIS.'
June, 1853. 4Gf j. +. WHITNEY.
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FOR RENT.

TNHE HALFWAY HOUSE and Farm, consisting of
lou acres OF land, partly fenced and under cultivation.
This property Is situated the ST. Paul and saltwater
road, centrally between the places well adapt
ed for the hotel business. being surrounded by the best
lakes for fishing in the Territory making general place
of resort for persons engaging in scaoria sports. Daily
lines of stages pass every day.
This property will be leased three or five wears IN
reasonable terms.
The furniture will also be sold any person taking the
house. If desired For further particulars apply to the
undersigned in st. Paul, WIN. BRANCH
st. Paul, July 80, 1S53-46f
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NEW YORK B1ZAAR.
1T Me .lt,c York Stare. ~. .fntaony Street,
LOUIS BLUM,


LOUIS BLUM,
receiving and opening the largest stocks
OF go"> ever offered in this Territory, which usual,
causes tremendous rush ut t.. BluiS New Yo.k bazaar
to secure AMI buy the
.Eeic styles Of 1853.
Which for brau'y AMI neatn">> quantity and qualify,
We're never >1,rra s>e,i here. We have in the
Ladie IS; DcPartm rent
beamhn assortment of plain, chaIIgcablc and gurc1
silks, which entirely styles also all trimmings to
match; plain AMI Inquired Brcge> silk Tissues; plain and
figured silk piinS. light ami dark Islns; Prints; Lawns;
BarcGc de LANES; which beauty eXceIled,
and al prices that lrl L. beat; quantity Cling
hams Of all styles ami cuor; light and dark calicocs which
You lav" only To examine to they handsome. In
The shawl Depart mcnt.
may be found a beautiful line silk ThibctS, Cashmere
8rocbcs single AM long Shaws; with the largest AMI most
complete assortment of silks Iaces and MantlIas
Offered, and which for beauty and ne. tn cannot be
passed.
The biggest lot of TonnetS, Bonnet Rans, Parasols,
sets: Bands; Esines Insertiug> plain and embroidered
lialikerchcf>; very large lot OF Fancy Goods; french
prrlumcry, etc. A very large a
Jcwclry and silver Ware.
Will say To y OLD! customers and the public in generals
that stock is large ami well assorted. and bought
r"S.y TO be sold; aid shall be sold cheap any
tabliSlmcnt west of New York do. shall purchase,
receive ami keep stock repeni~hel with all the FASH
iUnable styles OF goods during the sumncr months.
Finally would 10 all those wishing good bargains
in goods. to be and call
Blum's New York B zaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing. the Goods will
be shown frecly and Will nothing examine tho
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
St. Paul. Jane 20, 1853. 4If
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rUNS and sporting apparatus: large and splendid
VI stock single and double barrel Guns Power Flasks
Game Bags shot bags, percussion caps, etc., also powder
and shot, for sale by j. MCCLOUD, JR. Il co.
45f Near the head Of Third street.
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COOKING.
P.qRLOR AND OFFICE STOJ|ES

Ever brought to the Territory. II comprises evrre thing
in the stove line for burning wood, that now i'm Use in
the Staics He has all patterns anil Epc,s Cnsing
stoves, that have been practically approved foun To
work well; all OF which Will BE- furnished in of
style and Workmanship. and sold at prices I'M
equae in this market for capncss. The Prairie
Cooking Stove warrant TO Answer its purpose; all
sold at my establishment will be taken back and
ey refunded after two weeks trial. If defect appar
IL. he hui lnss q ..,l-i,.r
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ALL ST. PAUL.

A ND the rest Of this upper country will please take
notice, that Stuck is complete. and that
am prepared to sell fr cash usual small rates of
profit and to offer has never been ex-
ccllei IN this market. The following COMPRISES only
partial catalogue:
Reaiy made clothing Of every description,
Boots and shoes of all styles and kinds,
Dress Goods, very large aSSomcn consisting part
OF, BareSeS, Lawns, Delainrs Sllan, Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRAPE SHAWLS,
Cashmere shaws, eic also assortment of Dom 81
uc-aii grades, Check, Hickory, Tickings Co:tnuais,
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mitts,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers.
Lechorn, Panama, AMI Chip Hats of the latest STYLES
emrouered Baskets, Carpet Bags Carpetiny, MusluitO
Bars. etc,
JEWELRY-a large lot of thu finest auali'y.
Also, at the new store next door below INV old stand.
Keep large assortment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCE-
RlES.
Always on hand, Flour, Pork Bacon Lard, Sugar, Cf-
Zee, MolasseS, etc.
HARDWARE,
consi listing In part of Farming utensils Rakcs, Hoes
Scyhe snats, Cradles, GrinlStoncs, Suvels Spades c;c
QneenSwarr, a large assortment.
A fine lot 1-2. and 1-2 b,shrl baskets.
Guns aid sporting articles of all kinds.
400 kegs of tne powder,
80 bags shot,
Percussion Caps-Dcst quality.
Harness and Saddles
Side saddles Brides, Collars, Il crs, Martingalcs,
Whips, NaliSeS, etc.
Mousse and Rat Traps.
A. l.. LAHPENTEUR.
Ma
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Nath'i e. Tyson & Co.
ION Robe IS, between Third and Fourth Strcets.)
NEW STORE, FRESH GOODS

AND a WORD TO THE MINNESOTA
RIVER AND ST. CROiX TRADE.
y ) We are now fairy ixc'i in buIIing. and
""NiG sufficient ron,n 10 stare large and conn
i. H'9rH OF Groceries Grain, fluIr, an Provisions,
'i most respectfully Call the attention of our
~ ta X fai and the surrounding country, to the
ua' We have just received tn. largest anG best
selected Assortment of " NOW ~ oN'N
GEOtERiES, PRorISIOyS, GRAIN &C.
ever before brought to Mi,luesq., .,,,, 49,, , 49,. 81,
our ST. CruiN ami MINNESOTA river friend, M, NO -.
Offering better lri"cm MT t,csc trs ,ban ,ry o,r
other house IN ST. Pat and at Wholesale. . nlnsyc our
selves 10 sell at GALENA PRICES. Our 20 ss are AZ,
fresh ami in the very best condition. Goods devere ,t
the Euttus or To any OF the city Of Charge
We would again reI'e, fully call attention u our new
stock, Dealers and friends throughout the sur
rounding country will find that IL embraces every thing
uSpay Kept III our line of business and in doing SO,
would express THANKS favorS, and the liberal pat
ruIage eNtei.'ei towards the past winter. emu
ncratc In part Follows, which will sell strictly for
cash at the lowest market rates:
Prime d sugar CARRIED 4 sugar
CARRIED do Crushed AMI pulverised do
Rio and Java Coffee o and S II moIasses
II Golden syrup In KEGS and ID cplIies lmpl Tea
BIZ and Y II nip'l Tea Lard OH
Cidor Ninegar Star Candies
Mould Candies Palm AMI Fancy soap
otoie ana Gay Pipes Died Apples and Peaches
Currants, RasinS AMI Figs Herring AMI CpIf h fneu,,
r,a'herci IN ktl>, Chewing and smoking Tobacco
c'Ssia anu iu>'dr Rice, salaratus and uutmegs
Cloves, Pepper and AllSicc Powder, shot and Cans
ID. "iS ana buc"ct' NaSlb"arls and cav'd cadiIeS
niacKnS anu brushes Olive Oh AMI Pepper sauce
krtc!luis, pickles, Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
lnitgO and starch Cracker,
Campfire, satpctre Alum. matches
Play carS, Fo"I,'ap and Letter paper, Quart AMI mint
FaSks, a! many other articles numerous too men.
2-4lu NAllFL. +. TYSON X co.
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CAPITOL PROPOSALS.

CEALED proposals will be received by the Board of
- Building Commissioners until the first OF September
next, for grazing the Capitol Grounds cleaning or the
rubbish and dirt from the building six arys around
the basement windows in the Of the building, and
erecting steps at the doors In the saIne also to make
culvcrt from the capitol Ninth street, and filling
the ditch The ays and steps to be of stone,
the culvert to be one foot in the clear, Of stone.
3. W. BRCNS0N,
46-3w Building Commissioners,
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The Good Time Come!

/ HAVE Just received at my CLOCK and WATCH estab-
1ishment, OF Jackson and Fifth streets, the lar
6 st and best selected stock of
JEROMES CELEBRATED CLOCKS,
offered for sale in this Territory, which viii be sold
cheap and WARRANTED.
~ Don't forget the place, Corner Of Jackson and
Fifth, sign Of the Big Watch.
WIN. ILLtNSw0RTH
July 16, 1S53-44tf
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Notice,
D r UGS A ND M DICIN E S
AT THE
PIONEER DRUG STORE.

1ONLEn DNCU OlOloE.
lust RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, on
Third street, nearly opposite the Post Oiicc fresh
supply of Drugs, Medicines, Pants, Oils, GLASS; Narnishes
ana Dye >tus, which will be sold at the lowest prices
Here is enumeration OF of the principal articles
Acid, beuzoic Ammonia aqua Oil, IIseram
do tartaric do carb. do olive
do muriaric Barbados Aloes do anse
do sulphuric Alcohol do juniper
Alum Anthony, blk do castor
Adhesive plaster ArruW root do taI>y
Burgundy Pitch Blue Iill do spike
Bark, wild cherry Borax, refined do lnseed
RalsaIn Hr EiSmuh, do cloves
| Bay berry bark C"nii do rosemary
| Cream tartar Cora,va, basam to sa>safras
Chalk, red Cicuta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hcmiock
Colombo root Cayenne African do lemon
tarb. precip. CamuHliic flowers do pcnnyroyai
Caniomie flowers Carianon caraway do bpr.amot
Coriandcr Corrosive sub DO wintergrcen
CreOSutc Composition do WOrl!lSrcd
Digtalis Emery, nos to s do British
EPSON salts Eye water Quninc
Rhubarb root Seneca snakeroot sulph zinc
do purerized smats sponge
Tartar eInetic sealing wax seanmUny
Iodine potassa skins, white & split Ivory black
Jalap Lauanum spts Lavender sp:s
Liquorice, ball Mace morphine -Mercurial ontm't
10 root Nj rate silver Nutmegs
sar>aparia, sugar lead sal anmoniac
squils, sliced salt@tre, SIENNA sweet spirits n!tre
do vinegar saffron Ill GcIitian
do syrup suphuric ether Glaubcr salts
Spanish flies lliera ptcra l>inglass, Iodine
Tine. caps & myrrhCarboiate magnesa Gum Arabic
10 asarHtida Calciucd do do Myrrh
do digi,aliS Croton oil do Opium
do a!oeS Ontmcnt, mere do tragacanth
DO myrrh DO rcd pr do shcllac
10 opium Cau;nei, Eng do am,non'T
do canthartcS Orange Peel do Gulicom
do caiu.hur puIuicc stone Peruvian bark
iva. Urls prccpitate, red pearl barley
Valeriam 60 white pink root
worm>eed Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
An-ailious, cathartic vegetable. and pills. Coxe'S
hive syrup; Stoughtun's bters Burgundy ptch
Linment-nervc and bone, poor MATS
and anodyne; ThompSons eye water;
opodeiioc; raragoric; rheu-
matte Drops etc.,
Together with every article in the Drug lne for sale
cheap for cash.
June 1S-40y JOHN DEWEY.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN,

. I[A LII Oie ~ i OAGIN,
LROM the subscriber the night of the 5th of July.
I two bright bay horses with black names and tails,
the near hind Of the largest horse white, also
bunch the leg of the horse, caused by the
pole chatting it, the other horse had no distnguslabe
marks; they about 16 hand high, and from six to
eight years old, both square troers and well matched.
When they left they shod all round with new shoes
Any returning said horses TO the Owner or give in
formation where they may be found, win be literally
warded. GEO, b. FOLSOM,
Falls st. Croix. JuIy 10. lS53--46tf
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STOVE FURNITURE,

nave workmed In my shop that feel warranted say
ing are superior to any heretofore employed in ST. PAM
anu no WORK goes out that Is not warranted. Upon this
head Challenge competition.
Red R'rer and other Up Couatry TRADERS
Need not send to Gaena Saint Louis Their stoves
They will find by calling upon mo, that they can suited
SO well and as chcapy here in ST. Paul have purchased
my stock with an especial view to supplying this trade
Orders from the trade throughout the Terri ory and the
macehf portions OF Wisconsin, from any other quarter
will be promptly attended to.
An extensive assortment of Tnya-c constantly IN hand
and for sale at the lowest rates.
MY OBJECT is to sell my wares at small pots and keep
mem moving. Know can suit the people whenever
hey call upon me. and gasSing undue about il,
hecollect am on Roberts s'rret west side, opposite
Whine y Cooley's Clothing Emporium.
J. IL. BYE3S.
june 4, 1 53-3S.f
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BIBIE.-Mr.

DrltlSn COn-
-sations with
rince Of the
NJ. they de-
This he re-
:ustom Of his
nut soon be-
'ther things,
n command
The follow
1ws' journal:
belonging to
III. and had
nina, as the
list have oh
1 of the Bible
This turns
iety of Chi
which had
DR.. Gutzlaf,
Iirope. and it
the men now
" have had
others from
. British and
.eaiers made
don Mission
at in his hos
tent, he had
one can say
their ranks.
btedly great
inong them.
ont that his
t he is often
.ct personal
/, brother Of
to ascertain
rs thirty-six
Of opium is
furl,idlpn IA
id that they
the use Of
l Command
the seventh.
money. As
I've obtained
hts into the
to lie enor-
counts, the
1000. 1t is
pires, il will
.pecie in tho
Express, al
immense inn
ion in fnan-
,wever. are
pressure Of
lcrce of the
cular of the
proposes to
of lS61 and
between the
.nber next,
lccncd with
n. The de-
ng purposes
i'll cause all
MS country,
r American
= incident
: Paris cor
Town, who,
of a horse
Md think Of
he beautiful
: Of money
rendezvous
a bowl of
he smoking
ri>to's nose.
the scene,
uiilty 4 Ia
l"nstration.
tap of his
the l,nprl
upon the
water that
head in it
Fott0n. He
ice. won q
saior back
The Ma
|ld cannons
ftle of New
Flriosity in
|ld under q
| old guns.
| the Navy
Ff January
(Sity on ac-
| The Off
pare those
trcvocable,
+ FOR THE
|inc before
\ inducing
tied States.
| Gratifying
|ty of work
h excellent
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St. Paul Iron & Brass Foundry.

Tt<HE subscriber having purchased the Foundry in this
L place formerly owned by G. W. Boru; Il Co., and
having thoroughly RENTED it, is prepared furnish
castings of all descriptions the reasonable terms.
Mill Gearing Skating, Boxing, ETC., will he executed
in good style lie found in the Western World.
Steam Engines and Threshing machines repaired
short notice. Stoves Of ali kinds furnished with inside
plates, doors, griles ETC. Patterns all descriptions
made to order Also Brass and Composition Castings
all descriptions; Rabbit metal, Lining, etc., made of tn
best materials and warranted.
Old Iron, Brass and Copper taken in exchange for
Castings. +. GILMAN.
st. Paul, June 4, 1853. 3sm6
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NEW HAND AT AN OLD ESTABLISHMENT.

TTAvING taken the shop heretofore occupied by Mr..
William Taylor, Third between Roberts and Min
nesoa streets, nearly opposite the Post office, respect
fully tender my services as BARBER, with a full con-
vction that establishment. except perhaps that OF
Banker. VIII shave coser easter than will be
shop. Cutting hair, ChampoonDg. and all the vari-
business Of a barber will be attended to- and am
determined all my customers shall be satisfied with the
scientific ability which shall continue to be displayed
this old and popular establishment. A. c. STORY.
August 27, 1853 5Otf
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In Heat Prepare for t'oId!I
Stoves for the Million

THE undersigned has
l. removed his stove and
Tinware establishm't from
the corner of Roberts and
Third street, to the west
side OF Roberts street, bct'n
Third aud Fourth. And
further, he has just received
the largest and best selected
stccB Of
COGhLHG
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For Sale.
~ acres OF land four miles from ST. Paul.
12o do three and half miles from do
16O do four and a half do do
The first two Of these tracts excellent land but
improved They will be sold prices 10 make the pur-
chase profitable investment.
The last named tract has dwelling house and out
houses Il, inclWi:ng good cellar part of IL
in cultivation, and produces finely.
For terms apply 10 A. PiERSE,
lSt2 Cedar ST., next door to Episcopal Church.