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.MoNEIL'S SPRING STYLE OF HATS
WHOLESALE AND RErAIL,-I7 g. l9, MARKET ST,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

WHOLESALE IND II, ST,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
introducing my sly e of hats for the spring Of 1883,
would ask especial attention to the cOulbiTa ion il
presents of the most important requisites OF article
Of dress, beauty and utility. 1t is light yet strong Of
correct proportions, and NJ the Tine adapted
summer hat. IN the manufacture q! hats, motto is
"ExCelsior" The richest cral and the best of work
nanshp, united with the uhtirirg vigilance of
pervisIon, cannot fail to produce hat worthy of the
motto have a full assortment of the finest goods in
my line; comprising ali that is new, rich and iasliona
be, M Hats, Caps, Straw and Panama Goods especial
Is intended the demands, whether wholesale
retail ol a community now rapidly advancing in wealth
and refinement, snd those artificial that follow.
can sell the staple goods Of the trade low any
other house in st. Louis. respectfully solicit per
sonal inspection of my stock JOHN MCNEIL.
5-iS # H. d 10 NIaifct, next door to Man-st.
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Territory cfMinne.ot..
Territory of Mnnesota,
,.a cora County of w ashingtOn. '''
DISTRICT COURT, lsr. JUDICIAL DisrnIcr.
rpav'd hone' Complainant b. ION RI.


, david hone' Complainant 3D. ron RI.
William Woodruff, Defendant, 30 f-ao2
SITTING IN CHANcERY.
II appearing to my satisfaction Try afidavifs and the
papers on file In the cause thu bill OF complaint has
been exhibited a filed, uId writ Of Injunction al
lowed ard issued thereon, aud writ of Subpoena APP
pcar ard the delivered the sheriff OF the coun-
~ OF Washington TO serve; and it further appearing
my satisfaction by adsvits that the above named de-
fendant William Woodruff, is Of this Territory, and
cannot upon dgent and due enquiry be found therein
Ii Is hereby ordered that tire defendant William
Woodruff appear and plead, answer deynur to tho
complainants bill of complaint le in this cause on
or before the fifteenth day of June, A ID 1853.
And il is hereby further ordered hat u copy Of this
order be published in the minnesota Pioneer, "a news
paper printed and published ST. Paul, in this Terri
tory0 once in each week. for six successive weeks
next after the date hereof and is further ordered that
certified copy of this ORDER together with copies of
the writ OF injunction and subpHna issued In this cause
be deposited in the post Office corrected to the said Will
liam woodruff al the city Of Cincinnati, state OF Ohio
within five days from the date hereof. -'
Or that copies Of this order and of the s,d Injunction
and subpoena he delivered personally The said defend
ant within sixty day from the date of this order.
II. L. HAYNER.
St Paul. March, 81 1864
NJ Z. Ames, w. II. Semmcs, complts solicitor.
46- 6w
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RAMSEY COUNTY PROBATE COURT.

TEIRIToRY OF MINNESOTA,
Ramsey county, ."
7 session Of the Court of Probate for said County,
~ held II the Probate Office ST. Paul, the 9th
day vi March Il. u. 1893,
Present. W lillian II Welch, Judge.
In the of the Estate of Jatez G.. Tracy. dereas
ed; application having This day been made by Alphcus
X. Fuller to be appointed Administrator Of the estate OF
said deceased
is thcreupon ordered that the twenty xth day of
March next. O'Clock in the forenoon Of said dav
be assigned for the hearing Of said application, and that
all persons interested in said Estate, required APP
Of said Court then and the be held
the Probate Olce ST raal, and show cause if ANY
there be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should be
granted.
And t is flrth ordered, that cory Of this order
be published in the Minnesota pIoneer public neyySp
per printed said county three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
once IN each week. previous TO the day of hearing.
WILLIAM H. WEIGH,
BAT Judge of Pr rebate.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
DlsrniCT CouRT, FIRST JUDICIAL
DIsTRICT. RAMSEY COUNTY. :

UISTRICT. RAMSEY tOUNTI. )
jeremiah Mahoncy against Eliza Mnhoney.
To the above Lainrd defendant Eliza Mahonev:
A7OU summoned and required 60 answer HE
plant in this action, which is fled in the Office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court for The First Judicial
District aforesaid, and 10 serve copy of your
on me, Office in the town OF st. Psul, county
aforesaid. within thirty DAYS after the service hereof
exclusive of the day of such service and n You fail
the said complaint within the time aiore aid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply the Tor
the relief demanded in said complaint
HENRY \. LAMBERT, Pits Atty.
Dated Feb. g, 1888. A4-Gt
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Notels auo Boarbtug Rouses.
ST. PAUL HOUSE.

vvNHlS house, formerly kept by j. w Bass being the
original hotel Of st. Paul, Mt the of Third IL
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired and remodeed, and with the additions
now made 10 Il, is one Of the spacious and
nient hotels In town. Having taken lease Of it, and
fitted il up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public to call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal to the BEST in al The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS
st. Paul July 90 1882 NV tf
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

LATEST TEIEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
MIR. BLUM is now in New York making selections
vi Of his spring assortment for the ST Paul trade.
The Ladies viii be particularly happy learn that
tWo French LaGits have been engaged in New York,
expressly for the Min AIRY aud dress making departments
OF the Bazaar
The most extensive and well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS q FANCY ARTICLES
that has reached St Paul. will he opcnod at the
Bazaar Immediately after the arrival Of the first boat
The Gold and Silver Watches Diam ond Rings and
extensive and general of the finest and best
Jcwery will be satisfactory the most fasidious
tastes tie ladies'.
Also, Table Cutlery Of the finest quality, suited TO the
st. Paul market.
The most important item Of all is that the Bazaar,
every article will he sold cheaper than be found
any other establishment in the Territory.
We ask that ladies ard gentlemen will give us call
and our terms will be such that satisfied they
will not leave without purchasing. 4 4s-tf
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II addition the above their assortment Of grapes
ounces curranfs gooseberres, dah,fas, chryssnthou
~ gcraniuns cactus. figs raspberry, and strawberry
very large. ard prices As low any establish
meni Of the hind. east west.
Orders received and promptly attenped to by
29-6m GEO. w. HARRINGTON, agent,
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Saint Eouls.

r. CHOU TEAU, JR. JAS HARRISON. FELIX VALE
IRON MOUNTAIN IRON AND NAILS.
ChOteaus Harrison Il Vale,
E1ROPRIETORS of the st. LOUIS ROLLING MILLS
II will keep on hand full supply Of merchan, bar
ron, boiler plate sheet iron and nails manu- at
their establishment from the of Iron Mountain
and will also keep all other articles usually kept i'm an
iron store, TO which they invite the attention of country
merchants.
u Warehouse, No. 1879, Second street. ST. Louis. Mo.
CHAS. w. BORUP
. Agent at ST. Paul.
May 8, 1851. 3-,f
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FRUIrTREEs, sHRUBBERY a SHADE

VNNIE undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
II DESTROYS OF ornamentng their grounds to the
alngre of Messrs. John Sigerson Brothers, old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery men; having
purchased trees and shrubbery from them for several
years can mend their trees be such repre-
sented Their fruit grated of the best ard
impr owed varieties, and adapted 10 northern la
tuGes.
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w. S. SWIMMER,

w. S. SWIMMER,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT
NORNER Of Second and Chestnut streets, lover the
~ Post Office, ST. Louis Mo.
REFERENCES
Messrs r. & w. Campbell, Mcssrs Hayden & Wilson
hdoiphus MeeI&co' H&k Whttemore.
st. Louis, June II. of
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SaML. STILL\VELL.

1851 SAML. STILL\NELL. 1881
No. SO, Oiire ST, betreea Second and THIRD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Ne ANUFACTURER Of pure Alcohol, and pure
AfA spirits Of any proof required.
Spirit Gas, Phosscne Gas, Chemical Oil and Cam
phcne,
Warranted of superior quality, and for sale
sonabe terms. ON Is
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GALENA HOUSE.

GALENA HOUSE.
VnNHE subscriber has provided for the
o bOarders, both by the day and by the week, with
or without lodging-at very moderate prices. Inquire
for the Galena House, at the first building Roberts
street above Third, opposite Winnie Coolcy's Clothing
tore. iul1-S-ly VIM. TRUSSONE
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lCEe ICEN ICEN

r.
TIME Undersigned has put the past winter several
thousand tons of this delicious article, in thickness
varying from TO three feet, which he Offers for the
supply Of private families hotels boarding
His supply is nexlsustabs, aud he invites the pa
Ironsge Of the several towns md cities the river
tfl7 c. SYMONDS
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ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.

ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
MY name is MOFFET. My Boarding House 10
w Jackson Street, ut the lower end Saint Paul To
lind it, You keep straight up from steamboat landing
TO the sign Of Triangle at the north end Of the bridge.
My house is large and for prompt payment every week.
intend furnish good fare the very lowest price.
LOT MOFFET.
81. s.
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III. C.sANDrORD.

nEALER In Groceries, Hardware and Dry Goods
- on Third St., will keepon hand constant supply
oil the following articles, with supply of Fancy goods
t4 KEADT.MADE CLOTHING, -
Of every description made up expressly this market
and Tor this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, ana no sale without He has complete assert.
Inent of
resi- MILY GROCERIES,.
consisting in part Of Old Hyson Young Hyson and BLACK
Teas, laguirs, Java and Rio Coffees, NJ O., Crushed
Loaf and Puverizel Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Gloves
Nutmegs, Cassa, Rice, RuisDs sslerats starch, soar
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, CanGlcs Oil Fish, etc
HARDWARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; Halters, ID. Chains; Axes and axe
heves, scJ thes sckles AID snahe shUvels spades aud
hoes wroughtand cut nails, locks, atches bolts
tlery, etc.
10000 Cigars, Of every variety.
FOX n and FLOUR constantly OR hand, In large
quantities.
MI SandiOrds stock is large and he will be receiving
new Coods constantly in order to keep his
complete. He determined sell his goods for ready
pay rs cheap IL they can be purchased elsewhere Give
MN CALL March 10, ls53--47-ly1
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WHITNEi'S GALLERY OK DAGI k.H =
REOTIPES.

WHITNEY'S GALLERY OF DAIJtX-
REOTIPES.
k\E subscriber having recently made great improve
ments in the arrangement Of light his gallery and
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
together with his before superior stock makes the
APPOINTMENTS 0i his Gallery equal II not superior any
~ the west is now prepared to B5guerreoype
hhehesses IN style unsurpassed by any operator.
Lie uncertain, and persons in health should de-
lay one moment III procuring Of these
entos OF iie which, under the tryin. circumstances
OF final separation of friends price can purchase
Miniatures taken in any weather and neatly SCI in lock-
cts pins, rings, bracelets canes; large variety Of
winch are Kept constantly hand. and new pattern.
beng ostaniy received All respect ully invited
to call and examine specimens.
ST. Paul, Aug ). 1852. left
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ST. LOUIS. MISSOVRT.

Commission and ForUardiag House.
JOSEPH MoGRID0E FRANCIS Mc'FAuL.
Q.ate Twiclell & Moeridge)
Corner Of Commercial and Pine Streets
1tONSIG NdENTS and Commissions will meet with
- prompt and personal attention. and liberal CASH
ADVANCES VIII be given on Consignments, Bills Of
Ladng
The Forwarding and Receiving Of Merchandise and
lowest rates OF Freight will always be procured and
the expense of Storage and Draysge much as pos
sibie avoided
ORDERS FOR PURcHAsING filed at the shortest nc
uce and lowest market prices.
REFERENCES.
s s SSss ', s Ss;,. CO.. St, Louis.
rs l. ( S S S:;s:s - Brother l,u'.vls.
Ellis & Morton,
S,rader & German,
Hosea 4 Frazer, Cincinnati
Springer + Whiteman,
E. .. Goodman IL Co.,
$5 S L H s:;;: : e '''''''' r'.s"'s
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck d Morgan,)
Shields & Miller, (r,u.,.,,hi
f. &. Yarnall, "'aoe'Ph'a'
B. d. Comegys,
, ss4ss. Is' = &C. Cole, Baltimore.
s s'sS :, S; $:;:, }ss~ ro'.
A. G. Farvell x Co, }po.,o,
Howard. Son Co., '0S
L. {. Twichell & Co, New Orleans.
We have an open Policy of Insurance, which will
all shipments TO our address, when advised b,
letter per mail, when endorsed bills OF laGing
before Or ut the time of shipment.
MOGRlDCE & McrAUL.
1886 CHAS. DEHBI, 1888.
No. n, LeUee, st. Louis, No,
Manufacture Of that Old Star Brand Whisky
HDETURNS his sincere thanks to his numerous
HI for their liberal patronage, and resp otiuy
solicits continuation Of the same l prepared to
Two Hundred Bbls per day, Of the best quality
ALSO FOR SALE:
loo bbls. n. Y. Brandy, 80 bbls. Malaga Wine,
10 - Gin 800 - Monongahela and
80 " old Rye Whiskey, Bourbon Whskey.
Also fine assortment of
Foreigl Liquors and Wines.
45-tf.
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SAINT PAUL LODGE, No. 2,


MINNESOTA ENCAMPMENT, No. 1.
MEETS on the second and last Wednesday eve
Avn nngs Of each month, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Of Third and Cedar streets St. Paul.
Pauiarchs from abroad, in good standing,
specially invited to attend.
J. r, BROWN, Scribe
EXCELSIOR CLUB NO. I. TEMPER.
ANCE WATCHMEN.
MEETS every Monday evening, Sons Of Temper
1NA anCe Hail. Members from abroad i'll good stand
ing, are respectfully invited to attend
&. }. POST, S.R.
ST. Paul, Feb 10 loS3. 4.3-y
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TAKE NOTICE

VENiAT the Notes and Accounts of y. c. Taylor
are ieit with me for djustnent ard collection All
persons Incsbed TO him BY note book will
please call at the Office OF Wikin Van Etten and get
Tie the l. VAN ETTEN
81. Paul, Jan. Goth, lS5S.-[45--iE
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RAR f. HANCE FOX MEKCHA MS.
- II. MELVILLE wishing 10 engage IN other BUSH
VHs ness offers close his large and well select
ed assortment of Boots and shoes al bargain. lie
will be receipt of all the best and late upon the
openipC Of navigation. i-4c-u
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J. w. DowNER J. ii. MASON.
DOWNER MASON,
-irchi;eots and PiGiders, 81. Paul MINI Tor
WILL keep constantly hand the best quality Of
w lumber and materials for building; those want
ing good houses, built in the latest STYLE not the Early
Peinied) will find it TO their advantage give them
call at their shop, the Of Main ard Capitol
Streets, or at the residence OF J. W. Downer on St
Anthony street, a few doors west of the American
House.
n. b. Jobbing done the shortest notice. All or
ders left at the American House will receive prompt
attention.
81 Paul March IL 1853 "
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e
tg.A I offer property situated in the town .vSSs.x
Isssm OF Saint Paul, and in its iinmedi- X$3&Slf
IHk3Aaic vicinity, for sale low for cash asS&sSA,
The terms are such DO not often present 4EY44E
themselves to the capitalists. Two DWELL
ing houses, and several lots of land in Il >A@E$a>>
central part of ST. Paul. with abundant supply excel
lent water With this property will be sold, about ten
acres ofland, covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood.
have also for SALE n number Of five acre lots with
growing timber Oh them. situated on and III the imne-
diae vicinit, OF public roads, and a mile from
St. Paul The above property will be sold on such low
terms for CASH that the purchaser can Immediately sell
again at an advance.
For sale on time prices will be proportionably higher.
Appl, to HENRY A. LAMBERT, third street Corner
Ccuar, or B +. HOY L. ST. Paul. r-ly
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The supplies for the Winnebagoes and Chippewas to
be delivered in ST Paul. before the sixteenth day
o Nav next the Agents of these tribes, or by some
person authorized by them 10 receive them.
The supplies for the Upper and Lower Sioux to be de-
vered the Sioux Agency, at the junction OF the
Red Wood ard Minnesota rivers. The contractor
contractors for these supplies, may at his or their option
deliver third thereof before the first day OF
June next third before the FIRST day oil August
and third before the first day Of September
AT least onethrd of these supplies mus, be delivered on
or before the first day of June.
Separate bids will be received for each article spec fled
above for each separate tribe for the whole sam
pies will he required Of the coffee, and tobacco
The provisions Will be subject to inspection nt the place
delivery by dsnerested persons, selected by the A
gent of the tribe whom the supplies are furnished
and the contractor or contractors.
Good security will be required for the performance OF
the contracts be entered into and holders VIII
IN their proposals the persons they will offer such
should the bids be deemed unreasonably high, the su-
perlntendent reserves the right to set them aside
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Indian Supplies
Minnesota and adore ssed Superintendent oil Indian
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hIIISON'S ADDITION 10 81. "A, L..
VHNiS desirable ground, lying in the most central and
n advantageous part Of the basin OF ST. Paul, where
must inevitably be tie principal river business of the
town, and afOrdlng also choice AMI deCh il
III the rear upon the bench for dwelling houses;
veyed into Lots and offered for SALE with titles
disputed and indsputabe, at reasonably low prices and
upon liberal terms Of credit, for of the purchase
money, and Lumber for buildng Lots sold in the I'D
dtion, will be furnished the rotary SAW MILL on easy
terms. CHARLES II. OA[ES,
Agent for PROJECTORS.
ST. Paul, July 81, 1851. Is
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ET.OIIR FOB Al.

CONSTANTLY on hand AT Frank Smith & Cos.
~ Clayton, Iowa (about IL miles below Prairie du
Chen, ana an excellent landing which guarantee
good as in the markets in Quantities TO silt purcha
sers. i-E5 5mI THOMPSON DAVIS.
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ST. pACI, EERRV.

IRNlE subscribers have ready a new horse boat;
= and all things in complete order Tor crossing the
river al ST. Paul, Lower Landing with all passengers
ana teams We shall be In attendance the Ferry ut
the usual hours OF business and shall
secure the constant Attendance of good PERUVIAN The
rates ierhge are lower here than any other ferry
from st. Louis to st. Paul.
JAMES VI COODHI,E,
ISAAC n. GOODNUE,
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BY EXPRESS.

BY EXPRESS.
XXJE have this day received by Express very gen.
w eral assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres Nestinss
and Gentemens Furnishing G Gods which we will show
to Customers usual low rates.
WINNIE N COOLEY,
AZ. Roberts Street
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4I-,5t. SUPP IItTlhI NiIdIIS
fMinnesoan, p onccr, st. Anthony Express. Gsena
Advertiser, Dubuque Tribune and ST Louis Republican
will give the above three insertions, and forward ac
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pECHMANN & GAUCHE, Importers Of Chi
M, Glass ail karheavare, looking glasses, tsble cut
!ery, German and Britannia wares lamps,
srInGo,cs c!ccks of all kinds, &c, Wholesae and l.s
N..l q 1t. it Mnref MI Nm
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i. T.. FCLLERTON.
DEfNG DESTROYS Of dsposng of the balance Of his
sock Of Goods previous To opening oinavigaton.
Offers Goods for Cash at extremely low prices.
Persons wishing 10 purchase Dry Goods Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps or Clothing, will FIND it to their interest
call and purchase of him.
p >. All persons indebted TO him will confer or
on HIM by making immediate payment. fi5-tr
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- lar bo er Mann -sct0ry, Main ST.. bet Carr Cherry
Tubes from IN to cl d., Boiler and Sheet Iron
o. every description made a. order, the shortest notice
sad reasonable terms. 4 large supply Of second hanf
boilers OF every description always on hand.
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MES LAUE, Importers OF Wines, Liquors
A and Cigars, Sardines, Swiss Cheese Ucrrngs. Cord
ais, and Wholesale dealers IN domestic liquors. Ne. Ps.s
Street Lctw"=u Main Second streets.
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L. +. 3 NEWELL
CtTORE and lcycc trucks for sale by
- + $. NEWELL.
n boxes OF glass for sale By
Az F.s. NEWELL.
UDUifDING HARDWARE--An kinds for sale by
Is T. $. NEWELL.
E-NARMING CTENSIL&rlows, cradles !skes, hoes.
shovels SPADES, etc for sale by +. 5. NEWELL.
vHNN WARE, from baby cups up to London beer bat.
j manufactured by r = NJ " Eli
StCALES-pla'iorm and tee scales, spring balances,
- etc manufactured by F.s NEWEL
nUEEN Of the Forest, elevated oven cook s;ovs.
" Leroy pattern, Just arrived and or sale ay
F. NEWELL.
nrass kettles chuEs axes coopeI's tools, etc in
n 8 and for sale by F. NEWELL.
V1NRE PROOF PAINT--In store ard for sale by
ju2I-lO rs. NEWELL.
YposTON NAILs-Ali sizes for sac b.
EtoOK STOvES--Complete from s. to $50, Cor sale
~ rs NEWELL.
INVEST Manhattan shelters. IN store ara io SAFE
w Nv r :. NEWELL
--v .., o-..o, ,he.sr,, of G. Rice Il Co is
NE this day ii issoved II. VI, Rice is anhoFAsa 70
'e'''e III ''''' ''' - '" c RICE.
GEO CULVER,
8. PAUL, Feb. 18th, I353-f.-u IL. II Rive
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SIGN OF THE GOLDEN ANVIL. VIM. d.
~ Wood X Co.. Importers aud dealers Hardware,
lerv springs, aXe, and fire proof safes. No. 81 Main ST.,
corner OF Chesrut
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Death of Commodore Morga,

Commodore CHARLES w. MORGAN, of the
United States navy, died yesterday morning a.
eight o'clock, in the sixtieth year of his age.
The attack under which he sucoumbed, we
are informed, was sudden, although he had
been for some time in Indifferent health.
Commodore MORGAN was native of Virginia.
He originally entered the navy on the lst of
January, 1908, and his commission as post cap
tain dated as far back as the 2Ist of February.
1881. He was lately in command of the
Mediterranean squadron, and at the time of his
death had charge of the navy yard in this city.
1t will be seen that the Secretary of the Navy
has directed suitable honors to be paid to his
memory ... rr... - ....