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Fire Company. No 2

~ Meets at the Engine House, the first ~
Saturday Vt every month, at 4 o'clock, P M. 56S7N
ofcers-L. DAuNIs, President; x. MEYER, es4&&S535>
Vice President; T. w. JOHNSON Foreman ~ ~
CHARLES STONE, Assistant Foreman VIcTOR RICHARD,
Treasurer. myl4-1y J. r. VERRET, Sec'y.
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L. F. PLATTEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LIE soussigne, connu par les NOM
breux ouvrages quill 4 deja exc
cutes, dams les Cimitieres des d.
verses paroisses de Get Fiat, a rho
neur de prevenir ses amis, ct en- ge-
neral Messieurs les habitans de Ia
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GHERIFF'S SALE.
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fhh Judicial District Court
sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche.
Winchester Hail. ~. ,ooe
John r. Wilson.

| John R. Wilson.
TAKE NOTICE. that by virtue OF an order Of seizure
sale, enanating from the above entitled Court in the
entitled and numbered did seze and will offer for sal
at public auction at the Court House in the town of Thbo
daux, on SATURDAY, the 7th day ofJANUARY, 1854, a
IL O'clock A. M the following described property to wit:
TWO CERTAIN TOWN LOTS, situated in the town o
Longuevie the right bank of the Bayou Laurche abou
twenty miles below the town of Thbodaux and lot
No. and Q, Of block twenty nne represented par
Of said town. TERMS OF sALE.-Cash on the spot.
costs, of suit n.5o] E. G. RoBICHAUX, Dty. Sheriff.
Estate Of Eugene Bourgeois.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
~ isana-Fith Judicial District Court sitting and fol
| the parish Of Lafourche.
In the name and by the authority Of the Fifth Judica
District Court, sitting in and for the Parish of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by John
Raglan, Administrator duly qualified and sworn, in and fol
said parish the premises situated in said parish the
Thibodaux, on SATURDAY, the 21st day of JANUARY
1884, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following described property
to-wit:
ADDISON, negro man. about twenty six years of age.
ANDERSON negro about twenty eight Of
WASH a negro boy, nine years of age.
ALBERT, negro boy seven years Of age.
REUBEN, negro boy, three years of age.
R RUsA i, negro girl about twelve months Of age
ONE BLACK SADDLE HORSE.
AN OLD Mich COW, one HEIFER.
COW and CALF TWO CHESTS OF TOOLS &c.
TERMS AND CONDITONS-The moveables payable all sums
Of under Ten Dollars cash, and all exceeding Ten
Dollars in March 1854 The slaves payable by thirds one
third in all and each Of the months Of March 1854 IS and So
approved security payable the Office Of the Recorder
said Parish the order Of the Administrator all
punctnay paid at maturity shall bear eight per per
annum thereafter until final payment and the slaves sold
shall be and remain specially morgaged and hypothetical
with vendors privilege until final payment.
dec17. J.C Raglan, Administrator
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Of Is year.
An the above articles should be marked in full with the
name Of the student.
NIB For references application should be made at New
Orleans to Roman Kernion, No. Front Levee. aug20
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Cholera MOrblls, DiarrhGa. an

DsyDYSENTERY CORDIAL, ed&
speedy and efectual remedy fol AsIATIC CHOLERA,
Common Cholera Morbus Diarrhea Dysentery Cholera In
hntum Summer Complaint, Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels Vomiting, Sea Sickness Sickness Of the Stomach
Lowness Of Spirits and all affections Of the Stomach and
Bowels.
The above valuable medicines are prepared only by
DR. SWAYNE at his LABORATORY No NORTH 7TH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA and for sale By Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines ere,yaohere.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
Negroes for Sale. 10
DIRECT from Virginia and Mary. 81

nIRECT from Virginia and Mary. 81
- Iand.-Just received an unusually large and ~
general assortment of Virginia and Maryland NEGROES
The supply will be kept good throughout the business season.
at the of and Epanade Streets New Orleans
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
Nov. 194mo. Slatter's Old Stand
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

Lafourche, December 3, 1853.
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|VENTE DE SHERIFF.

| ETAT DE LA LOUIsIANE-Cour du Cinquieme Dk
Judiciare segeant dams pour parose de Lau
| Winchester Hail.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DATENT MEDECINES-Comstocks Medicines, Tarrants
Aperient. Railways Ready Relief, Dalley's Pain Ex
Tractor Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Wsars Balsam Of Wild
Cherry Pate Pectoral Sreeds Tonic, james Medicines
Hastings Syrup Naptha Townsends sarsaparill Winers
Canadian Vermuge, Mustang Liniment. Nerve and Bone
do, Arabian do, Pulmonii Waters, etc, sold by
6-tf Us. FR1ZELL, Druggist.
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CAPITOL BUILDINGS.

CEALED Proposals will be received BY the Board OF
~ Building Comm lssioners of the Territory of Mime
sota until Monday the I'd day of May IL o'clock
ST Paul. according TO the plan and specification on file
in The ONCE OF the secretary OF the Board.
Separate proposals viii he usdered or the cople-
ton %. the whole, or IN part, As follows, tn wit:
l. For furnishing material and dong the carpenter
and oincrs work, laying baauce of oorng putting up
partitions casing doors and wndtw VS. fitting sash set
ting glass hanging thc windows with weights ana pulley
erecting columns front anu finishing porcn ma
and hanging doors, running stairs with walnut hand
rail and turned bannsters, pnttng down hase boards,
finishing the dome and erecting steps the end and bar
the building; also for erecting out houses.
2 For furnishing material, hing amt plasterin. the
whole, TO be three cont with white finish.
g. For furnishing material and painting the interior Of
the building, doors, windows &c, white, with pure lead
aud linseed oil; three coat work.
l. For furnishing aterni and erecting steps and
gng the pOrtico IN front OF building and erecting nine
brick piers IN the basement, support the floor tners
The steps and Tagging 10 be Of Cit stone.
5. For furnishing material and covering the dome with
tin.
AL bids must specify for VIVA, price per square yard
tle plasfering and painting will he done.
All material TO be of the BEST quality, and work
done III the hest manner. Contractors VIII be
To- give security for The completion of their CONTRACT
To DC completed oa or before the list of 1853
BEN. ". BKJNSON, Building Com.
ct. Paul, March 20, l65S-50is.
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SPiElTI- Al ATIGNS AT
THE NEW YORK BAZAAR.

rELEGRAPIiIC DESPATCH.
,R. BLUM j. LOW in New York, Niahing select ions
VI of b~ *priuC for the ST Paul trade.
The Ladies Will be particularly happy 10 learn that
tt"o French Jnaifs iaVc been engaged ~ New Nork,
Npcssls for The NiIR ar! and dress making departments
of the Bazaar
The most extensive and Well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS 4 FANCY ARTICLES,
that has ever reached st Paul viii be opened the
Bazaar immediately after The arrival Of the first boat
The cold and silver Watches, Diamond fmg~. and
extensive ard gen. raj Of the finest and best
JeWcrs viii be satisfactory even 10 the most iisous
tastes fttc ladirs.
Also Table Cutlery OF The finest quality sHted TO the
81 PAU market.
Tie important item cl all i that NJ tie Bazaar,
every article Viii br sui CcaIer than bC iULHd
any other c>tahii> huCHt ~ the Territory
We AK that ladies and gentlemen Viii give a call.
and our terms Viii he such ti3t satisfied thcy
viii not leave without purchasing. i5-f
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CALENA UOVSE.
Saint EouiS.
ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI.
Commission and FOrUardiag House.
JOSEPH Mo0fipGH FRANCIS Mc'FAyi..
MOG;siDCE q Mc'FAUL.
U.ate Twiche.l& Mogridge)
Cerntf If C0m1affciai and Pine Streets.
1tONSlGN NENTS aud Commissions will meet with
- prompt md tsonal attention, and liberal q ASH
ADVANCES viii be given Cons ignmcn,s bills Of
l.adins
The Forwarding and Receiving of Merchandise and
Produce will meet with especial and dispatch: the
lowest rates OF Freight will always he procured and
the expense OF Storage and Dray are much as pos
sibir avoided.
oRnEas FoH Purcn,sIxG filed at the shortest no
tice AID lowest market prices.
REigHENcGs.
Page & Bacon,
Chafiess, Blow Co, :. ,.;.
Choteau q Vale, 49, A0'i''
DoIii, King ~ Co,
II. ID. \cWcornh !. Brother ..,
W. Il Reg no,is, >''i7'"''
Ellis s Morton.
Stradur German,
Hosea Il Frazer. Cincinnati.
Springer q Whi:cnan,
L.. o. Goodman n Co.,
]. W. Batter & Brother,
ID. LeeCh y To-, 1PittsbUrg.
Wan. Holmes n Co.
Morgan, J. NJ. Buck & Morgan)
Shields a Miller, p,;i:,,.
r.. &. Narnall, "'''f"'''
r. u. tomegNs,
An.ana h,' G. = Co.. Cole, }nal'imore.
s s s;"S S S S:':. }se" ro'.
4. q. Farweil Is Co, No..
Howard, son n Co., ! S'"';
T. G. Tyvichen & Co., New Orleans.
We have an Open Policy of Insurance, which viii
cover M shipments 20 our address, when advised By
letter per mall when endorsed on bills OF ia'iug
before or at The time OF shipment.
MOGRlDGE IL McFAUI.
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BENTON County PRoB


Territory 81 M,nnesota, ! .
Count, o. Benton
T Probate Court for the county 81 Benton, hrl1 al
! the oIce Of thc Judge thereof, Ssuk Rapids
the 18th day Of March, in the year thousand eight
hundred and FIT, three.
Present. WtiliaBi II. Wood, Judge.
II she matter OF the estate Of Josu Lee deceasDi. Ap
pIcauon having this day been made by George W.
Sweet. 10 appointed ajniEist at the estate OF
said deceased.
II j. thcrcupon ordered that the 18th day Of April
next. O'Clock IA the forenoon Of SAID day be
signed Wien The heirs and Mi persons Interested said
estate, may appear at the Probate office Sauk Rapids
and show il aX they have, why the OF the
petitioner should noi be granted Aud II inrt her
dcre thu; said petitioner copy OF this order
be published is the Minnesota Pioneer, newspaper
printed IN The of -, Pau said Territory, three
weeks suCCesSivc!y in each wce previous to the
time above appointed for tie hearing III The PREMISES
WILLIAM H. WOOD.
judge Of Probate
March 1873 i-lI3L
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Tie above rnics are Tor The WhOIr term OF ne For
Wears insurance, the rates are 33 l3 per less
On the mutual One-iali only Is required in cash
the remaining half in premium note.
California risks taken al an extra premium of per
w. H. DEAN, Sec'y.
march 3l--i 50 "
Agents wanted in nj the principle pl-ces in Mime
sofa. Good recommendations required. Address the
Secretary.
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MN. I I u :. ! 7 =.
eE EOtN IER. Watch Manufacturer, " ork ing
He Je>ycler and Dentist would respec tlls IN form
the iuhab,tan> 81 1T. Paul. that he has Opcucsi
on ~ Anthony Street, in The buildihg opposite the
Rice House two doors from RObinsons Old stand with
assortment of Clocks, Spectacles OF all Back
and Side Combs. in great variety, bosom pis, goggles.
chimney ornaments, steel beads ard ilss's ladies worn
bays chdrens teethng rings, flutes, lice and boxes,
aud a variety Of other articles.
Dnpiex. Horizontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
Of the most col pleN ANA delicate wDrkansiY care
fully repaired.
c liiforaa Gold Rags m1de II order. Frgrarr4
neatiy erecuded.
TEETH CAREFULLY EXTRACTED. ScAiEp & rLUGcEp.
IL E.. from his iong experience IA some Of the rs
.hop, in England, fatters himself that he shall be abb.
ia We satisfaction all who may f1vor him with then
work HIS notto is rumctnIlX Dis patch AID Moder-
ate charges
ST. Paul. March 2lst, 1858. a9-y
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DowNEP. J. II MAso
DONI'NEK & MASON.

trcbit,tts and Eic'dtrS, 81. Po'd, N,an. Tor.
VMyllI keep constantly on hand The best quality Of
w lumhcr ana materials for building those WANT
ing good houses built in the latest It, lc mot the Early
Paiutcd1 will nud their adv ai.tarc them
call mt their >op. tie of Main aad Capitol
Streets. the residence of J. ". D0~ner, ~.
An;houv street. II lew doors of The Anleric an
House.
\. B. Jo'bing done the shortest notice. All o.
dcrs let at The American House VIII receive prompt
aitritioB.
Va, Narcl L leIa Is
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By II UARNIE, Deputy.
Rice. Honshcaa & BecSer, At,y's for PMS.
Il
FRUIT TREEs. sI,RunHEgY d SHADE.

VHNIE nude rsiqIcd would ask the attention o.
6csirnus oi ornamching tscr grounds, ia the cat
alogue OF M.SSrs. John Sigr'-on Brothers, cid and
experienced Fruit Growers AND Nursery men; having
purchase, trees and shruht"rN from the tor several
years, can recommend their be- such repre-
scented. Their irnt trees grated Of the best and
most imr ,Yt varieties, ard adapted 10 northern sti-
tudtS.
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liz addition 70 the above their assortment of grapes
quirrcs cuTraui>. go0scbe rres. dli,as, ChYsa,hOW
ln- Ecraniun.. CtCtu,. figs raspberry, aud sTavbcTT,
are VvtN large AND ptce> low at any establish
Inert Of ihc KIND. cast west.
Orders rcrciycd and promptly aticnped to by
gro. w. EARkl\tsION y. agent.
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Ng<1 Projectors
WHiTNEY's GALLERY OF DAGI t.k-
A.

REOGRrf,S.
var shosrroef haNln. recently made great improve
menis III the arrangement OF hight in his gallery and
having procured The latest improved apparatus. which,
together with his before superior stock ,laLs the
appointments Il his Gallery equal, if superior an,
III tht west, II now prepared to execute DaguCreot pc
hheh'Sses Iii Il sly ie unsurpassed by operator
ii'e IS unccr;aIn and persons in health should IL
lay one moment IN procuring or more Of these me-
mehtos 81 HE, which, under the trliu.
OF inal separation OF friends, price can pufciase
Miniatures taken in any Weather and neatly in lock-
cts pms. rings bracelets canes; large variety oi
winch are Kept constantly hand and ncv patterns
being constantly received All respectful, invited
70 cal and examine specimens.
ST Paul Aug. :. icj2. I,-ff
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SETH NJ. SAWYER,
S{sERIE.c.S SALE,


3GN virtue OF a Writ of Execution issued ont and
, der The sea! of the District Court fpr The Comfy of
Ramsey, upon a judgment rendered by sad Court
The twenty ninth daN Of October. A D. Thousand
eight hundred and fiitN in action WArnn David
IL Bgi he and James w. BTfhe plaintiffs. and Daniel
+ Irawel and Frederick Hardy defendants, III IA
of said plaintiffs and against sand defendants for The
OF hundred AMI eighty nine dollars and thirty
cents, have, hi. ninth day of MARCH, 4. ~. 1853.
levied upon The following described property, In Wit:
benz. part cf lots and y i'll block g. in Rice & Irync
addition 10 the town Of ~. Paul commencing AT the
corner at Eagle and Franklin Streets thence running
southerlv. the line oi Franklin street, seventy eight
and hall feet thence westerly. to The Inc tetWcCD
lots three and ionr and in said block 49, SIXTY
feet sOniheri, roWEace street thence northery
icct to Eagle street CatCr, To The place oi bcCnurg
The property nj said dtfendan5S; which property |
shall cNpoSe ~ sale al rbc auction to tc highest bid
der. cash. IL The front door Of the Cont House. st.
Paul. in sd comfy Thursday, the twenty first day
Of pr A. T. lol3 a; II cCioCk ia the forenoon 0 said
DAY. so much thereof NAY be sufficient 70 SATISFY
said execution.
GEO. +. DROTT, Sheriff.
By y II. CARVE. Deputy.
Rice. Ho!hnshcaA Becker, At,y's for PMS
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SPRING TRAD

4 MEXICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE COM
n PAAN-Capitai acknowledgements by the
Legislature of ONO charter perpetual Once No H.
E1st onrfh street. Cincinnati Ohio.
TINS Company issues Policies the follow ing rates
for $1,000 snj in proportion for larger amount.
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHAT the Notes and, Accounts Of D. C. Tay!o,
Il are left With me for adjustment ard collection Al
persons indebted to hmi by nate or boob account VIII
please call at the Office OF Wkn Van Ette. ard set
tie the same l. VAN ETTEN.
-. Paul, jan. 2Gth. la-3-fl5-ic
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ST. PAIL FERRY.

FE\iE subscii have ready horse boat
l. AMI all things ia complete orirT for crossing th,
RIVER al st Paul, Lower Landing. with all passengers
ana teams We shall be in attendance tat the Ferry ri
The usual heurs 81 business, and soon possible shall
secure tie constant attendance of good Forryman The
rates oi crfiaee are lower here than al any other ferry
from st. Louis to ST Paul.
JAMES VI GOODHUE,
ISAAC \. GOODHUE,
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ST. PAUL HOUSE.

ST. PAUL HOUSE,
lVfIlS house. formerly kept by J. w. Bass, being the
IL original hotel Of ~. Paul. at the Of Third IL
Jackson streets, opposite the Minnesota Outfit, is tho
roughly repaired and renode!ed and with the additions
now made TO it, is one Of the most spacious and conve-
nient hotels in Having taken lease OF Is, and
hiied il up throue bout with furniture invite the
travelling public call believing they will find
Ibis house equal TO the best in all respects The charges
Will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
st. Paul, Jny 80, 1852. IF
ST. PAUL TEMPERANCE HOUSE.
My name is MOFFEF. My Boarding House is on
lVA Jackson Street, at the lower end Of saint Paul To
find it, You keep straight up from the steamboat landing,
to the sign of triangle the north end Of the bridge.
My house is large and for prompt payment every week.
intend to furnish good fare at the very lowest price
LOT MOFFET.
st. Paul, May %, 1851. Sly.
GALENA HOUSE.
VNNIiE subscriber has provided for the oda ton
Of boarders both by the day and by the week. with
without lodging--at very moderate prices Inquire
for the Galena House at the first building Roberts
street above Third, opposite Whine Coocys Clothing
tOre. jul.-S-ly VIM TRU SSOAE.
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Territory Of Minnesota, I
County Of Washington.
DISTRICT Counr, lsr. JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
David Hone, Complainant
William Woodruff, Defendant.

William Woodruff, Defendant.)
SITTING IN CHkNCERY.
appearing to my satisfaction by aifldavits and the
papers on nle in the cause, that bill OF complain has
been exhibited and fled and writ of inun ction al
lowed and issued thereon, and writ Of subpana APP
pear, and the delivered the sheriff OF the
~ of Washing: Ia and il further appearing to
my satisfaction by ailavis that lhe above named de-
PENDANT William Woodruff is of this Territory, and
cannot upon dilgent and due enquiry be found therein
1t is hereby ordered that the defendant William
Woodruff appear and plead, answer demur To the
complanant's bill of cOnpaint Gle in this
or before the fifteenth day Of June, A 1865.
And il is hereby farther ordered that n copy Of this
order he published in the MDnesots Pioneer "a
paper printed and published ST. Paul, in this Terri
tOfy;) once in each week, for six successive weeks
next after the date hereof and is further ordered thai
certified copy of This order, together with copies of
the writ of injunction and Subpoena issued In this cau>e
be deposited in the post office directed the said VIII
liam Woodruff at the city of Cincinnati, State OF Ohio
W thin five days from the date hereof.
Or mat copies of This order and of the i'll injunction
and subrGna be delivered personally the said defend
ant within sixty days from the date of this order.
II. Il. IIAYNER.
st. Paul, March 81 1853.
NJ f. Ames, W. III. Semmes, complts. solicitor.
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FRUIT TREES AND suRrBBERv.

FRUIT TREES AND SIR BEtRF.
ENAVING purchased She intertst of i' X. p UPion
4 n IN the y. Anthony Nursery, nm prepared L. ill
orders for fruIt and bnlmentai Trees. ShrDlAcrN,
Roses, Ditds and all kinds OF 5ulbous roots Patt.c
ular attention will be given to The cultivation of nvar
Pears Cherries and Apples m order especially &" sup
ply PEG pie of -. Paul and ST Anthon1 who wish
raise their fruit tn embellis their yards and
gardens with something useful ~ we'll n beautiful
Nv supplies to be obtained from well hnewn
sery Iowa, Until trees be grown in Ninaesota
have n small stock hand, that Aavr been m the
territory aud TWO years. Ny nursery will be locs
ted IN Groy Gland short distance iS1m The Half WAY
House, the ST. Paul and 81. Anthony road. These
wishing or slrubbery will do well to send IN their
orders before the opening of navigation. Orders he
left the store Of J. f. Fullerton, addressed to
through the Post Oice. H. VI FORD.
GrOveland, NJ. T., March 25, 1873 Soft.
EXCELSIOR CLUB NO. I. TEMPER
ANCE WATCHMEN.
MEETS every Monday evening, at sous of Temper.
WI ance Hall. Members from abroad in good stand
ing, respectfully invited TO attend.
Cd. POST, s n.
st. Paul, Feb. 10, 1853 443-y
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S.AIIL. STEI.LNNESI.l..
SPRING STYLE. or HATS
Wholesale AND RErAtL,---l7 \ Is, wABKFr 81,
81. lOIIs, Mo.

WHOLESALE AND RErNL,--l1 4 ls, MARKET 81,
81. j.otIS, Nc.
Introducing my st, e of hats for The ring Of ls53,
WOuld aSh cSpcciai attention to ihc combination II
presents 81 TIE ]uost important requisite. OF article
oil dress, beauty and uiy. II j. light Vel strong. of
correct proportions and n the time adapted Tor
>uBince hst. Ia the nauuiaCt urr of hrts moitn is
II cei>ior" the richest ma erill AID The be, OF WORK
nia>p, rutcd with Tie most uutniug Vigilance al
prf>.s.on. c"uGot al' produce hat WORTHY al The
motto. ! have tUll OF In" itst goods
my lHc; comprising all that is rith ard ilshona-
be- 10 Hats, Caps, straw aud Iuara Goods, especial
y intended to meet the demands, whether wholesale
retail, oi community now rapidly adv ancng IN wealth
and rthueWeut and those artificial wants Tia follow
can sci! the staple goods Of the trade low any
other house IN ST Lofts. respectfully solicit per
sonal lu> eCtuu al my stock JOHN N' NEIL
lis Il Il Il - Maj ket, next door to Muiu-st
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LADIES. LADIES. LADIES.

LADIES, LADIES, LADIES.
NOW Is the time for you to try If you can cannot
get all kinds of plain straw braid, chip and aucy
trimming; Bonncts altered and made in the most fash
ionabe sly le beached and pressed and done equal to
any city III the east.
BOnnets altered to the present fashion,-50 cts.
Ii only beached and pressed-37cts.
liberal percentage allowed to milBers.
Black and Maroon, coloTed finished at the above
price at the ST. Paul Bleach House, upper end Of St
Anthony street by Mrs &. SpAaXES.
march--30 $50 GIN
Ill. e.. SANDFORD,
nEALER in Groceries, Hardware ard Dry Goods.
~ on Third St. will keep hand a constant supply
of the following articles, with II suppl, Of Fancy goods
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
and for thin season. constantly hand cheap for ready
neDt OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting In part Of Old Young ard Black
Teas, lagura, Java and Rio Cofiees, n. o.. Crushed
Loaf and Pulycrked Sugars, Spices, Pepper, Gloves
Nutmegs, Cassia Rice Raisns salerat1s starch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, Oil, ish,tc
HARDW ARE.
MIL and Cross Cut Saws, all Sizes OK, log, and
Trace Chains; iiacrs, 5 h. Chains; Axes and axe
heVes. scythes, sicAs and snahes shoyes spades and
hoes wrought and cut nails locks, lacles and bolts
tlery, etc.
100000 Cigars, OF every variety.
PORK and ELOU X CONSTANT, on baud, in large
quantities..
Ms Sandiors stock is large, and he viii be receiving
New Goods constantly in order keep his Hssortncni
complete He IL determined 10 sell his goods for read,
pay cheap they be purchased elsewhere Give
him u call. March 10, lSj3-47-lyl