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Dec 80 $50 Inc. SO, 2ss De. lis 8

Dec 80 556 Inc SO 298 Dss 1l8 81 Inc 4 0&S
The aggregate quantity Of the articss left
water from tue com enc II bavg CATION to the
7h Jay inclusive during tbs years 1852 1853
Is fcllows:-
Flour bills. What. bu. Corn bu. Barley bu
1852 ....1 80 500 3747lS 2b76 25S IS 266
1868 894 439 157l,736 62S 376 167 $40
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tide wser durLg the 1t Of July in 1852 aid 1855
was Is follows
Flour Jbls Wheat Js. Corn bx Barley bu.
s62...... 900 l39 $40 2o4 242
s53 $3.50. So 1853 $780, 85,4sl as
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yrRpEBgR ARRIVED IN Nsw LoyDoN--The ship
NsI imsc which sttv-d yese,das from the hand web
Ilstds nab or bnscd KsnsEs fsiinr Ss'Ded JJe VII
ia November last neu der % Mr. Max Esk.t cbies
nate of tie ship ipciss Cnaf. n tnii port jos Was
ehryed at Houul,Bu, s,d about tstp's GAYS eat rom
me Iulsrds he became mutrous ard rfnaao 10 oOsy a.
oraer IL rbe maze w 20 e1'ofcs Uctd'
ecs was fatal s,snbsc ~i.h fns aud 1ei 70 mort
tus The o urder~r was put y borr' 70, Mar ma
snd uton her arrival yesterday Nc vs. In snsie'y
token bv an ,fic>r 70 isd for tri.i baJs be UNej
Ssetas 1our4 lite looked xe6ny1Y psls ard q isssd
~ he l.roed 90 the oh lrf ci)sa, hsnea anud TIRE
crowd nspen LEI r. ok pom the dsrer Hho bad tss
,orinad for more N eight mnath' On .a'oo'a Mr.
baker L-ooy GTotob and left vile living Ia tnas
town NeD Loadog Chr,rfek Jtly D.
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Dec 2ss 4sO Inc 200 ols Dec 4s2 ss2Io 1882
The aggr-ga quantity Of the ardclss let At tide
water from the commencement Of navigation to the 7h
July. inclusive during the years 1861 and 1852
follows
Flour. bis. Wheat bus. Corn bus Barlcyba
1861 ,. l. 100 7S8 578 $40 3 1870 9B5 lO31I
1861. 8s4 40 1874 1855 623 376 162 678
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RECOVERY or A FU6irIvE SLAvEAr Louisville.
- Yeaterdsy ofhcer MrBmny srt.ted negro rlaa.
rs,try cook San Snos3es ks,~ 40 b. the
isr ot Ten stssl sLo had away u IN Fts nkfpft
sorn. five years $50 He gea 20 MsssrH Smith y
sh,tre Of thi- city VIC birrc hini in he Capacity Of
coof to Capt. Hurry r. d. ~ 'he Bloc Wiog the hsn
tpky ryr- p.ch-t toeI u vas sip2o,sd mat
be croied bir se On Ia. ItSc Shsit,r. CuoopStt
s.c ItAplf0u sack Z. ard nus rsacs-d Nu,ci"nati.
Capt TODD paid 9hs II ro0i his fn va % sftsr
- tined thai hs gops c H. u stsi taat
b1 Ia. wife e. ohiien residing Ia P,stsbneg
LoanyuLs CohrieY. Jaly
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Dec 315 $40 Inc 995 1857 Dec 1851. 600 Ino As sl7
By reducing the wheat to four, the quantity OF he
latter left tide water this year compared sisa the
corresponding period Of ast year. shors decrease of
l9s, 427 barrels Of -four.
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Being tract In the aggregate, equal to ono square
milo; these several parcels lysg adjoining and the
north south, east, and west Of tho lands nbrscs
in the property Of the Phoenix Mining Company
From the examinations and explorations that have al
ready been made under the direction Of the pro
pretors they have doubt Of the fact but believe thai
they possession Of the most conclusive evidence
that the property embraced in tho foregoing DIST
tains very large amount Of the most valuable minerals
tbst the veins Of tho class and character a.
those which practical operations have developed and
shown exit the Phosoix mine property T1eJ be-
ieve their estates contain any veins Of valnasle musr
ala which have not yet been opened aud that all tho
veins croscg the vsoderburg Com paays property, pas
the entire length Of the same; thus making in eKtont .
much greater length than those now known 70 exist on
the Pr 9, TX property.
Profe sor Enn on. in his commu alton under date
Of MAy 9th, 1858 sAys:- Ia pursuaoce Of my duties
come ced with the theological survey Of the State ~
North Carol have examined the mes known the
yapderbuIg mine This vein Ia . continuation Of the
yeio Of tho seH tpo-o Phoenix mine which ha, oesn
eel known for many years and which, IL II has not paid
profit TO the owser, tho result Is due to the unski
fitness of those under whose charge has been worked
The vspdsrh,g pro per,y has not yet b-ep worked
deep ths fhra,x but presents much better pros
pee. for copper thsn ths does II Ia located the
wetern margin u bs State belt and Ia not likely to DO
cut off or injured BY granite. It's width ~ from foareen
to twenty inches ard In the upper part 10 mixsd aud
made up sroyn It's greatest depth IL eighty four
feet and the progress Of descent the copper has 10
crss.Nc very p--o-pdoy l. dips 10 10 vest spd has
strik- - ; rs o.ss W. and may be bsosd upon the
durihce half miis II is taersora what miners call q
tyops vein nite. Ny do not show that ,uot
~ eol5 this niue has furnished BY the procea,
OF working Ny OPINION 1, that ~ 10 . very valuable
uins and 10 which may be safely jnyestel'
a. the copper hsf ressed eiaIly, tbars 10 n aigh
degree Of psohAst. OF lie proving vslusbs for its cop
| Ier utres."
Dr.. Chiffon fsys'I hayo annals ysd saup Is ~ oop'
per Jite fo,n the Veuderhup Mis- Csbarras couuy,
North Csrola, for Mr. samuel Smith. and find " -
yeS - II Der cent Of copper" A rcsiy twenty
-ors Of coppv, been taken frpra ,hs VEIN mo
Dpepy's ract is the Of sinking the 81 fees
shaft which WI average from % 70 30 per cent This
sItsr 81 - lie writes under date u Juns ", 1SbJ
| t.. soloVs
| yAsnrSBrre Nm. cso.rrss Co june q 1858
| SASth sNr9 ftq -Sr-9aviug reached the N a.
safely On tue 2"' ir7t snDimeoced examining tns ~d'
| 40 putting = hsri4 II wofk AIN siad 10 ray 81
v'l !. i.n 80 va tAs IL copper A. TO ne Soio
| 30 lieDtyt VII ~ brose out Of ,b> veto inyssh
cnreot dey hnv 0eGch tvshsi u Ger ~ eut On
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Total amount of business transacted. .N4 1lS 9oj
This is of the most thriving banking institutions
at the South aud speaks we'll Tor the CHI ,racter aod
prosperity Of the merchants Of Charleston tn such
Immense amount Of business has beea transacted with
much profit to the Sa.f.
The vanderpurg Mining Company Is ths name Of a
association formed for the purpose Of working the vslu
sble copper and geld mines in tho county Of Csbar
State Of No tn Caro- ina adjoining chat Il known
Pr onx mine dis tsnt twenty two miles froa Ch otte
the terminus Of the Cn arote aud Coumba Railroad aud
miles from Concord and consists Of the folown
named parcels or eststes-
The Var burg estate containing ..... $50 &C -ea
BsrtArt n ice and eetate containing .... :. 1855
PiuDkett Hay Ter ana Bsrnhsrt estate Goa e.. 298
al
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JNus
SASrn r'rf q.-Sr--gavipg reached the mne
ea'ely ~. "a lust, rnlmeoced examining the Ads
40 putting = hsri4 ~ wok AIN mad 70 ray an
" 80 ~ RI 700 IL copper. A. to ne yolo
40 lieDty, vi N / b-oxe ont Of ,bs veto rnyssL
chraot 6ey hnv reGch rer bvghs u IL orr'h out she
people here sey ii "a .er,i, fyom W " a. per busaN
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RICHARD MARVIN.
On Third Street 81 PAM


! IL NOW ENGAGED ENcLrsIvELY A. a DEALER IN GLASS,
GLASSWARE, cHIN,wARE, QUEEsswARE AND
CRoCKERY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE
STREET, NEXT doom TO PREsLEy's
Ard nearly opposite the Post Office
EpEIIENING that the trade OF will now
rant establishment devoted solely tins branch
of business the subscriber calls the attention of his
friends and all who in want Of goods IN his line,
TACT that he is prepared 10 receive them the
liberal and accommodating terms, and has hand and
now arriving very large and well selected stock of
goods ordered expressly for the market comprising the
usual varieties, and other articles be
with elsewhere in this town.
T. e. blue edged dirt, painted printed white granite,
flown, ,lne and mulberry earthenware,
Pure white cnamclled, ustrc blue figured and gold
band, English china;
White, gold band, and decorated French china;
All the varieties Of American cut plain and pressed
glassware OF Eastern and Western manufacturer;
German and Bohemian glassware, great variety;
English T. ID. pipes; American pipes and pipe heads;
large assortment of looking glasses, elegant Japanned
tea trays OF our own importatOn;
britannia coffee and teapots casters, pitchers, etc,
great variety Of first rate quality;
large and elegant assortment Of Cornelius * Co.'S
celebrated solar lard lamps delers gradoe. etc.
gilt olive, and damasK;
Together with large variety Of articles usually
imported FOR this market.
am prepared to offer large stock Of goods ordered
expressly Tor this tFase, unusually favorable
Assorted crates packed for the country trade the
best manner, kept constantly on hand.
Ny goods ar put mp in the best manner by careful
and experienced packers, and may lie transported any
distance by wagon otherwise, without risk break
Call and examine goods for yourselves.
Particular attention Is invited stock Of Window
Glass OF all sizes and qualities which will be sold here
for less prices than before offered in St Paul and
small advance upon te cost at the msnuficture.
for cash hand. RICHARD MARVIN.
ju IL. CIV
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MINNESOTA TERRIroRY,

Probate Court, Washington County.
I'm reading, and filing, the petition Of Seth NJ. Saw
~ yer, ADMINISTRATOR Of the estate Of John NJ Saw
Yer, deceased, late Of saltwater, in the County OF
Washington, representing that the personal property
OF said deceased which has cpe his hands is INSULT
cient TO pay the debt. outstanding against said
and the expenses Of administration:
s Ordered Tha, all persons interested in said
tate appear before the Judge Of the Probate Court
said County at his Office in Saltwater on Monday the
l4h day Of February A. ID. 1853, show cause if any
there be, why license should mol be granted to said
administrator to sell the real estate belonging to said
deceased or So much thereof shall be necessary
pay such debts; and that copy Of this order be pub
lshed for six successive weeks in the Minnesota Pioneer
HARVEY WILSON. Judge OF Probate.
Saltwater Dec. %. 1852. l37-6t
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NEW GOODS.

NLASS and Queensware, just reed lG0 doz. tumblers
" varous kinds. For sale al the ST. Paul Queens
ware store. Gys) X. MARVIN.
n AMPS, Globes and Chimne,s, for sale by
IL Y. n. MARVIN.
e DOE Frst Bowls just reed and for sale by
~ j,s X. MARVIN.
ITO DRUGGISTS and Medical men---2O dQz. tine lures
L. and saltnOuths, for sale by X. MARVIN.
DOZ assorted casIors and 20 dog cruets just reed
- and for sale by X. MARVIN.
Oh DOG. salts and % doz fruit plates and nappies
~ Just reed and FOR sale by X. MARVIN.
q boz syrup cans and dog soda .oaets for sale by
" Ne II. MARVIN.
A LARGE lot Of Quecnsware, just opened at the
IN ST. Paul Quecnsware Store by
NS r. MARVIN.
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KITTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAUL.
VuS desirable ground lying in the most central and
Il advantageous part oi the basin Of 81. Paul, where
must inevitably be the principal river business of the
town, and aording also choice and delightful Lots
in the rear upon bench for dwelling houses
veyeJ into Lots, and offered for sale, with titles
aud able, reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms OF credit for of the purchase
money and Lumber for building Lots sold in the ad-
.ltion, will he furnished at the rotary awml, on easy
terms. CHARLES II. QAKES,
Agent Tor Prpprietors:
St. Paul July 81, 1851. IS
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central part Of ST. Paul, with abundant supply Of excel
lent With this property will he sold, about ten
ofiand, covered with large and thrifty growth OF
wood
have also for sale, number Of five lots with
growing timber them. situated or, and IN the imne
Paul. The above property will be sold such low
for cash, that the purchaser Immediately sell
again advance.
For sale on tme prices will he proportionaby higher.
Apply to HENRY A. LAMBERT third street corner
Cedar or b. +. HOIT. ST. Paul. Ally
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Minnesota Territory:

WAsHISoroN COUNTY
Probate Court.
Nm application of Joseph III. Sawyer for letters Of
" Administration on the estate OF Deborah Sawy
deceased late Of saltwater in the County Of Washing
ton. in the Territory Of Minnes9ta: Ordered; that
Saturday, the fifth day of February. A. d., 1853 he
fixed for the hearing of said application, the office
the Judge Of said Probate Court; and that q copy of
this order be published three weeks
10 that time ia the minnesota Piouccr."
HARVEY WILSON, Judge Of Probate,
saltwater, Jan. IL, 1859. I4O-3t.
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ICE CREAM SALOON l. GENERAL
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT

THE Subscribers in returning their sincere thanks to
their patrons and The public general for the liberal
encouragement they have received, desire 70 inform
them that they have opened Ice Cream Saloon in
the building formerly known HichcpX s kellogg's
Drug store Third STRAIT They will always have Ice
Cream and every article in the confectionery line La
dies and Gentlemen please give u call
They will also inform the public that they have al
ways hand their Confectionery, near the Aneri-
can House, full fancy and plan Candies
which they will eel almost as low il be bought
in St. LOUIS Merchants will find il their advantage
TO call before sending below. All orders for cakes
promptly filed REM \ KARCHER.
st. Paul, July Z, 1852 w.
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DIcS0VETInN

DISSOLUTION,
THE firm Of REY & FARMER, heretofore existing
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent All de-
mands whether by note, account or otherwise, owing
to the said r left with Alexander Rev, for settle
ment. ALEX REY.
JOHN NJ. FARMER.
ST. Paul. January ls, 1853. t4o-st
The business will be continued by the undersigned
ALEX. kEY.
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EMPIRE SAW WORKS.
w. l. F. GAGE.
NoSmerN Lee, Gage & Coz
Manufactured Of every description Of Saws

NotmerN Lee, Gage q Co..
Manufacturer Qi every description OF Saws,
No. 43 Main street, st. Louis, Mo.
VuNlE firm OF Lee, Gage d. Co having been dissolved
by mutual consent the 2lst DAY OF January last
would inform my friends and customer RS that have
made arrangements with Messrs Bridge Brother and
Will continue the manufacture Of saws all their vare-
ty No pains have been spared in fitting up machinery,
and securing experienced workmen, and the stock
purchased direct from the mannac urers both in Eu-
rope and America, for cash am confident that can
hold ont such Inducements that dealers will find
Their interest to encourage home manufacture.
As TO the character and reputation Of saws bearing
my stamp. nothing need be said as trust that both
dealers and consumers have had sufficient opportunity
to test the quality Of my manufacture, while partner
in the late finn Of Lee, Gage Co.. doubt for
moment, my ability to compete successfully in point
OF price, quality finish, with any mandatory of
the KIND in the United States. Being now in eipt
OF every description of stock ] am prepared fill
al! orders with prOmptpcss aud despatch.
All orders addressed IN the undersigned, Messrs
Bridge q Bro, viii receive prompt attention.
Particular attention paid TO all kinds of repairing.
may 21--4-tu w. L. f. GAGE.
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GROCERIES.
WHOIESAIE AND RETAIL

GROCERIES,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Is. WAIT & CO, Third street, NJ. Paul, hav,
LIE yet on hand full assortment of their, recently
large and we'll selected stock Of Groceries and Provi.
ions, which they offer the public wholesale or retail
at the lowest market price. Their stock consists II
part. as follows
s. bbls N. o., Clarified, Crush', and Pow'd Sugar.
sacks Coffee,
chests Tea,
10 bbls Moasses.
do Golden Syrup,
IS do KendaIrs Crackers,
20 do Pilot Bread,
IS do Flour,
II sacks Dried Apples.
do do Peaches,
ii bbls Mess PORK,
do Vinegar,
Lard, Cheese, Mackere Goldfish, Sal; Sasp, Candles
starch, sal@ratus, Powder, Shot, Wooden Ware, &C.
jnn20--4O ~
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ltROCERIES-Tea Sugar, Coffee, $. II. Molasses,
N Rice, etc. For sale low b.
June l6. 90 J. ". SIMPSON.
II ETCHUPS Peppersauce, Pickles Preserves, Sauces,
N Brandy Cherries, etc. For sale low by
June 26. Q0) j. ". SIMPSON.
large lot of Bedsteads constantly hand and for
N by june LIDO J. ". SIMPSON.
bacon, Hams, Shoulders Sides, Mess Pork, alway $
ID on hand and ior sale by
June is. Q0) J. ". SIMPSON.
LNAMILY FLOUR, Elkader extra and other brands;
IL always Oh hand and for sale BY
June l6. U0 J. ". SIMPSON,.
fine Of boots and shoes, polka, buskins,
N bOOtces, misses boys and chldrens shoes, 10 which
particular attention is invited by
June 26. 40 j. ". SIMPSON,.
UDEADY mnte clothing, large lot, for sale by
ID June &C. j. ". SIMPSON.
IVRESH hptter and eggs, meal western reserve
II cheese, etc, for sale low by
June 26. tlOY J. ". SIMPSON.
COOKING stoves, Ohio premium, taI sale hy
~ June 26. j. ~. SIMPSON,
EJURE and NJ J. lead, glass, putty and nails, always
Il on hand ana lbt Sale by
June 2s. j. ". SIMPSON,.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions


MRS. NJ l.. STOAkES ST Anthony 81, ST. Paul, has
A'1 Just returned from the City Of New York. with
STOCK of Millinery ware. much superior to any
goods IN her department Of trade offered in the
Territory To her usual stock, she has added Gloves
Mtts Needles, Pins, Tapes, and many other new ar,
cies She has also taken pains obtain the fash
IONS OF this, and the winter seasons; all OF which she
will be happy to show such call. oct 2l,s7-tf
JEWELRY: JEXVELRY.
TIE subscriber has jn.l received from New York, n
large assortment of rich and fashionable Jewelry,
consisting in part OF the following articles: gold chains
finger rnss pckets rings cuff pins ladies and gents
breast pins, bracelets for seals and buckles gold pens
and pencils, which lac will sell very reasonable terms
WATCH REPAIRING.
6lHRONOMOTER, duplex, horizontal and vertical
~ Watches carefully repaired and warranted. The
su',scrib viii give his personal attention the nice
and important branch Of watch repairing and the VA
rOus neat and intricate departments of the Jswelry b-
sness and hopes by strict attention to the wants and
wishes Of his customers, to their appreciation and
patronage. A ID. ROBINSON,
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
ST. Paul. April 20, 1852 Eff
lust received, large assortment OF Clocks cheap
~ for cash, at ROBINSON'S Ieweiry Store.
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In addition Ia the above their Of grapes
ounces currants, gOOseberres, dahlias,
uns, geranums cactus, figs raspberry, and
are large, and prices low any establish
ment Of the kind, east west.
Orders received and prom pity atienpcd to hy
GEO w. FARRINGTON agent
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AIDES Breast Pins, car rings finger rings gold lock
4 cts card cases, port monnaies, etc. etc, At
iu2i-le ROBINSON'S Jevrlry Bazaar.
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4 RETURN TO OLD PRICES:

w ii. FORBES, foot Of Third ST., has by speoi
w . eScrti"ns obtained supplies Of Provisions for
this market that he is enabled sell the following
prices. lie this week offers
Superfine Flour S5a5
Extra 6 50
Hams IA 10
Pork Fresh 10
dcc2S-36-tf
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LOOK AT THIS.
HNiE WASHINGTON UNION INSVI

TuNIE WASHINGTON UNION INSURANCE COM.
IL PANY, Cleveland, Ohio, commenced issuing Poll
cies in March last The number issued up July LIST
was-l65l
Amount of Property Insured, SI,llS, S07, 90
4" q Premiums received, 32,OI5T6
Business Is conducted upon both the Stock Mutual
plan, and the Farmers Department is entirely separate
from the Merchants Department Great caution is ex-
crcised in taking risks, and hazardous property
refused.
IL The undersigned is prepared Policies unon
either plan, in either department
GEO. W. PRESCOTT Agent.
ST Paul, Ang. 81, 1851. ls-tf
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CO.PARTNERSH!P.

THE undersigned, having entered into a Cosartper-
L ship under the name Of Premtiss d Mabon for the
purpose of prosecuting the business Of their profession
Builders, would respectfully represent to the citizens Of
St Paul. that they prepared to furnish materials;
build and complete Buildings of any descriptions furnish
plans and estimates; and give satisfaction for the faith
full performance of whatever business he
TO their Office AZ their residence the American
House. n &. PRENTISS,
oct6-25-y J. w. MABON.
az Reference TO Nessrs Rice Iionshead & Becker,
Rodney Parker, Chs w. Rprup, Hon II. Ii. SibleY.
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FRUIT TREES, SIIRUBBERY a SHADE


vvNiE undersigned would ask the attention OF persons
II desirous Of orrnneniiDs their grounds, cat
alogne OF Messrs. John Sigerson Brothers, Old and
experienced Fruit Growers and Nursery meu; having
purchased and shrnbbery from Them for several
years, can recommend their trees be such rs renre
sented Their fruit trees grated of the best
most improved varieties, and adapted northern lat-
tudes.
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SAINT LOUIS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BU1SNESS OxAECVOAx.
Persons visiting ST. Louis will find this a
valuable guide.
HAYDEN & WILSON, Importers and Manu-
facturcrs of Saddlery Hardware, carriage trnns.,
Saddetrces, skins, skns harness and bride leafh-
or, wood and iron names, &C., NO. IL n Main ST.
AMERICAN HOTEL. Geo. Wood, Oh Vine,
"A bet Main & Second SITS. The above house situated
I'm the most VI the city, being IL the ir
dste vicinity Of principal buisiues estsblshens
0NE DOLLAR UERREAN GALLERY
" No. 90 Fourth st. w. II. DeShons will furnish
him trial. He guarantees satisfaction charge.
NARPET EMPORIUM, Wholesale & Retail.
" wilcox & Mcdowell, No. 90 N. Main st. Carpets, OH
cloths, hearth rugs, India mAtinss House and
furnishing goods, and general OIL linen sooo'
SILK, Damask and embroidered curtains, sc.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS DEAL
" ers. Osborne Camp Co., ~: II Third ST. success
citizens Of 81. Louis vicinity 70 ,hor entire safac-
ton, carriages every description in the construction
will especially combined They have always on hang
a choice assortment Of new and secondhand Work.
II & C. TODD, No. PIT N. Main ST., dealers
". fl Plaster of Paris, leather betting, rubeef betting,
rubber hose steam packing screen wire, mil stones, Mil
picks. mill spindles, min screws regulating screws, dam
irons, iron proof safes, portable grist mills, &C.
THARLES HOLMES. Cracker Bakery fac
y tory, No. lo6 Green st. Pilot b.ead beoh' SOFA,
hand made Of the best materials, and warranted supe-
Tor article
7 T. DOWDALL CO., Washington Foun-
drv Engine and Machine Mandatory, Of Second
and Morgan Ss., Manufacturers of Steam engines and
boilers, and mill macincry, building castings,
lard kettles, screws, &C. Wool CARDIAC machine and fix
lures, give satisfaction Agents for James
Smith Co., Superior MACHINE Cards. -
7 CLARK, No. 10 Maip street, Currier and
dealer all kinks OF leather, Tanners oil anu shoeIna-
kers findings. Orders promptly attended TO.
u. WIGHTMAN, Wholesale dealer in Wood
en- Ware and Groceries. Commission & Forward
& a.rciait, ~. Ia Levce.